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Forest-water ecotones : flooding impacts on ant species distribution.
Natural ecotones between forest and lake-swamp succession impose severe environmental filters for ant fauna, compared to adjacent forest habitats. This filter effect may be more severe for soil than canopy fauna. We tested this hypothesis by investigating the patterns of species occurrence, richness
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