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Ants of Northern Australia

 

The Ants of Northern Australia

A Guide to the Monsoonal Fauna

Alan N Andersen   Tropical Savannas CRC / CSIRO Wildlife and Ecology

Illustrations
112 pages
Publisher: CSIRO PUBLISHING



   
Paperback - 2000
ISBN: 9780643066038 - AU $ 34.95
An eBook version is available from eBooks.com

 

 Ants are one of the most important faunal groups in Australia and are widely used as bioindicators in land monitoring and assessment programs. The Ants of Northern Australia will help in the identification of the 1500 or more ant species occurring in monsoonal Australia, an area which encompasses most of the northern third of the continent.

Until now, no book has described the northern Australian ant fauna below genus level. Such a treatment is required to support and promote the numerous ecological studies involving ants, especially in the context of their use as bioindicators.

The Ants of Northern Australia features original analyses of genera at the species-group level, and so has relevance throughout Australia. It treats all major species that have been described, as well as numerous others that remain undescribed.
 

 Professionals an paraprofessionals in the research sector and in land management departments and agencies will find this book particularly useful. It will also be of interest to high school teachers and students, and amateur naturalists. 

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