LIHo in COMPORTA, Uruguay, and an award for Andrés Devegili!

LIHo in COMPORTA, Uruguay, and an award for Andrés Devegili!

From 6-8 of November, in the Faculty of Information and Communication, Montevideo, Uruguay, the II Meeting of Behavioral Biology of the Southern Cone was held. Marina Alma, Andrés Devegili and Alejandro Farji-Brener demonstrated what LIHo is doing in Patagonia. Their...
Alejandro G. Farji-Brener

Alejandro G. Farji-Brener

I am interested several topics about ant ecology and behavior. Specifically, 1) ants as ecosystem-engineers, how ant nests modify edaphic conditions and nearby vegetation; 2) how ant colonies reduce the cost of living in dense societies, particularly the risk of...
Direct and indirect effects of ants on plants

Direct and indirect effects of ants on plants

Leaf-cutting ants can affect plants negatively directly through defoliation, but positively and indirectly increasing the soil nutrient level. We study these effects separately and together, to determine the relative importance of leaf-cutting ants on plants that grow...
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RESEARCH LABORATORY ON ANTS
We are a team of researchers that employ ants mainly to answer questions of conceptual interest about topics in ecology and behavior.

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Pasaje Gutierrez 1125, Bariloche, Argentina

(0294) 426368 interno 154

alefarji@gmail.com