Articles citing this paper
Evolutionary Patterns in Some Putative Australian Species in the Ant Genus Rhytidoponera
RH Crozier, P Pamilo, RW Taylor and YC Crozier
34(4) pp.535 - 560
7 articles found in Crossref database.
MORPHOLOGICAL DISPERSION OF RHYTIDOPONERA ASSEMBLAGES: THE IMPORTANCE OF SPATIAL SCALE AND NULL MODEL
Nipperess David A., Beattie Andrew J.
Ecology. 2004 85(10). p.2728
The influence of spatial scale on the congruence of classifications circumscribing morphological units of biodiversity
Nipperess David A.,
Andersen Alan N.,
Pik Anthony J.,
Bramble Roger,
Wilson Peter, Beattie Andrew J.
Diversity and Distributions. 2008 14(6). p.917
SYSTEMATICS AND POPULATION GENETICS OF FIRE ANTS
(SOLENOPSIS SAEVISSIMA
COMPLEX) FROM ARGENTINA
Ross Kenneth G., Trager James C.
Evolution. 1990 44(8). p.2113
Genetic diversity and the agony of choice
Crozier R.H.
Biological Conservation. 1992 61(1). p.11
Morphometric discrimination among sibling species in thefulva–rudis–texanacomplex of the ant genusAphaenogaster(Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
Umphrey Gary J.
Canadian Journal of Zoology. 1996 74(3). p.528
A preliminary study of the usefulness of morphometric tools for splitting theMonomorium antarcticum(Smith) complex (Hymenoptera: Formicidae), New Zealand's most common native ants
Wang Xiao-Hui, Lester Philip J.
New Zealand Entomologist. 2004 27(1). p.103
Some harmful Australian insects
Southcott Ronald V.
Medical Journal of Australia. 1988 149(11-12). p.656
