[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Heller, Nicole^*,1, Gordon, Deborah¹, ¹ Stanford University, Stanford, CA. Nest ecology and behavior of the invasive Argentine ant, Linepithema humile, in Northern California.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Holway, David^*,1, Suarez, Andrew², ¹ Division of Biology (EBE), UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA² Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management, Berkeley, CA. Colony structure variation and interspecific competitive ability in the invasive Argentine ant.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] NESS, JOSHUA^*,1, ¹ Institute of Ecology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA. Linking theory and natural history to predict the impact of invasive ants on native mutualisms.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Carney, Shanna^*,1, Byerley, M.¹, Farrar, John¹, Holway, David², ¹ Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO² University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA. Does size matter? Invasive Argentine ants and the breakdown of seed dispersal mutualisms in California.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Slater, Jason^*,1, Allen, Craig¹, ¹ South Carolina Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Clemson, SC. Impacts of the red imported fire ant on herpetofauna populations.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Myers, P. Evans^*,1, Allen, Craig¹, Horton, P. Mac², ¹ South Carolina Cooperative Research Unit, Clemson University, Clemson, SC² Clemson Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension, Clemson University, Clemson, SC. Red imported fire ant impacts on Northern Bobwhites.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] LUBERTAZZI, DAVID^*,1, TSCHINKEL, WALTER^2,5, ¹ University of Connecticut, Storrs² Florida State University, Tallahassee⁵ . Longleaf pine, habitat conservation and the imported fire ant.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] LYNCH, ANN^*,1, ¹ alynch@fs.fed.us, FLAGSTAFF, AZ. Spruce aphid: Population dynamics and damage in high elevation habitats in the Southwestern U.S.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Hale, Cindy^*,1,2, Frelich, Lee², Reich, Peter², ¹ The Natural Resources Research Institute, Duluth, Minnesota² University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, St.Paul, Minnesota. Ecological consequences of exotic invaders: European earthworm impacts on native plant communities in hardwood forests.

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