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Title: Ambushing the Supply Line: A Report on Anolis Sagrei Predation on Ants in Chiayi County, Taiwan
Authors: Norva, Gerrut;Hsiao, Wen-Feng;Lin, Chung-Chi;Huang, Shao-Chang
Contributors: 生物學系
Keywords: Norops sagrei;Japalura swinhonis;Competition;Ambush predator;Invasive species
Date: 2011
Issue Date: 2012-06-06T01:56:18Z
Publisher: Folium Publishing Company
Abstract: 502 brown anoles (Anolis sagrei) were collected for stomach content analysis from an area surrounding a plant nursery (23°25’51’’ N 120°28’30’’ E) in Santzepu, Sheishan District, Chiayi County, as part of an ongoing study on this invasive species. The stomachs of 240 lizards contained ants, which were isolated for identification to establish a basis upon which future studies on ant predation by A. sagrei in Taiwan can be based. These ants comprised of 1428 individuals from 5 subfamilies, of which the majority belonged to Myrmicinae. The species, Pheidole megacephala made up the largest proportion of ants (66.9%), followed by Pheidole pieli (27.14%), Tapinoma indicum (1.54%), Solenopsis geminata (1.33%), and Polyrhachis illaudata (1.19%). The remaining species individually made up less than 1% of the ants collected from the lizards’ stomachs.
Relation: Russian Journal of Herpetology, 18(1): 39-46
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