Exploring Backyard Ant Diversity in the Sonoran Desert: Pogonomyrmex
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| Acknowledgements |
ToL podcasts are developed as part of the project "New Strategies for Life Sciences Outreach in Arizona: Developing a Digital Library of Audio and Video Features in the Context of the Tree of Life Web Project" funded by the “Anyplace Access for Arizonans” Initiative under the University of Arizona Technology and Research Initiative Fund. |
| Specimen Condition | Live Specimen |
| Copyright |
© 2007 Lisa Schwartz
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| Attached to Group | Pogonomyrmex: view page movie collection |
| Title | Exploring Backyard Ant Diversity in the Sonoran Desert: Pogonomyrmex |
| Description | Join Lisa Schwartz, ToL Learning Materials Editor, and Chris Schmidt and Kim Franklin, both entomologists and PhD students at the University of Arizona. This episode features an exploration of the life and behavior of Pogonomyremex, a common ant of the Sonoran Desert that is frequently found in our own backyards! This episode focuses on Pogonomyremex, or "pogos". |
| Movie Type | Documentary |
| Movie Content | Specimen(s) |
| ID | 21120 |