Editor’s Selections: Ants, Extinctions, and Monogamy

October 15th, 2009 Editor's Selections 2 Comments
By Jarrett Byrnes

smalljarrett2Jarrett Byrnes focuses on posts in ecology, environmental sciences, and evolution. He blogs at I’m a chordata, urochordata!

  • Down in New Orleans, den of sin and iniquity, some species are trying to do right in the world, and live a faithful monogamous lifestyle. What species should be held aloft as a beacon of clean living? Alligators.
  • How many individuals of a species are required to stave off extinction from man-made causes? Sadly, more than we thought.

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2 Responses to “Editor’s Selections: Ants, Extinctions, and Monogamy”

  1. Scotty Egler Says:
    November 22nd, 2011 at 9:00 pm

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  2. Barabara Wanland Says:
    May 2nd, 2012 at 6:37 pm

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