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The evolution of abdominal microbiomes in fungus-growing ants
Panagiotis Sapountzis
*
,
David R. Nash
, Morten Schiøtt,
Jacobus J. Boomsma
*
Corresponding author for this work
Ecology and Evolution
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Fungus-growing Ants
100%
Microbiome
100%
Abdominal
100%
Attine Ants
50%
Fungus-farming
33%
Endosymbiotic Bacteria
33%
Symbiosis
33%
Biofilm
16%
Microbiota
16%
South America
16%
Bacterial Abundance
16%
Gut Tissue
16%
Presence-absence
16%
Comparative Analysis
16%
Abdominal Organs
16%
Colonization Events
16%
Attine
16%
Mollicutes
16%
Proteobacteria
16%
Leaf-cutting Ants
16%
Fungal Symbionts
16%
Microbiological Analysis
16%
Worker Ant
16%
Phylogenomic Studies
16%
Leaf Cuttings
16%
Antibiotics
16%
Bacterial Species
16%
Phylogenetic Tree
16%
Scale Farming
16%
Bacterial Symbionts
16%
Gongylidia
16%
Crown Group
16%
Sympatric Species
16%
Actinobacteria
16%
Phylogeny
16%
Panama
16%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Microbiome
100%
Agriculture
60%
Actinobacteria
20%
Leaf-Cutting Ants
20%
Biofilm
20%
Branches
20%
Cuticle
20%
Worker Ants
20%
Cultivar
20%
Crown Group
20%
Sympatry
20%
Cladistics
20%
Symbiont
20%
Purple Bacteria
20%
Lineage
20%
Mollicutes
20%
Immunology and Microbiology
Microbiome
100%
Symbiosis
40%
Symbiont
20%
Lineage
20%
Cuticle
20%
Mollicutes
20%
Cultivar
20%
Sympatry
20%
Actinobacteria
20%
Phylogenetic Tree
20%
Proteobacteria
20%
Biofilm
20%
Cladistics
20%
Herbivory
20%
Phylogenomics
20%
Microflora
20%