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December 16, 2008

Fire Ants Win Out Through Land Changes, Not a Better Build (Dec 8, 2008)
The New York Times.
A large study shows that for fire ants, human disturbance of the environment is the main force behind their negative impact. The researchers suggest that fire ants may not be so much an invasive species but a "disturbance specialist," and that other species may fit that description also.

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