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Interações competitivas no forrageamento entre Atta laevigata e Atta sexdens (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
Competition for resources between leaf-cutting ants, such as Atta laevigata and Atta sexdens, can modulate foraging behavior and influence aggressive interactions among colonies. Understanding these patterns is important for colony management in plantations, as differences in competitive performance
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