Tropical studies traditionally describe insect diversity variation throughout the year. The
temporally structured responses of insect assemblages to climate seasonality vary across …

Despite the historical efforts to list and organize the taxonomic knowledge about the
Brazilian ant fauna, the most diverse in the world, several gaps regarding species …

The tropical dry forest region along the western slope of Central America represents a
biodiverse and fragile area that is under increasing pressure from agricultural production …

Agricultural intensification is one of the major drivers of biodiversity decline and the losses of
its functions in the soil. For soil health and sustainability planning, it is important to …

Aim Despite the accelerating loss of biodiversity and the increased number of methods for
conservation planning, the availability of information about the spatial distribution of …

Aim We analysed beta‐diversity patterns of various biological groups simultaneously, from
the perspective of site ecological uniqueness. We also investigated whether ecological …

The current demand for studies on ants in general and their communities in particular has
exponentially increased during the last decades. Much has already been said about ant …

Agricultural ecosystems are driven by the need to increase yield, due to increased food
demands. Conventional, intensive practices are not sustainable as they disrupt the …

Environmental gradients may influence species distributions by filtering their functional traits,
resulting in a correspondence between community functional composition and local …

Scientometric investigation and scientific production analysis are essential for science
progress. Although a vast number of studies on Brazilian ant diversity have been carried out …