Sentence examples for ant populations from inspiring English sources

Occurring on the 80th birthday of the biologist Edward O. Wilson, the program was geared toward honoring his achievements in pioneering the field of sociobiology through his lifelong study of ant populations and, by extension, toward honoring ants.

In the earlier evenings, presented by the World Science Festival at Alice Tully Hall, the music was something of a sideshow for tributes to scientists: in 2009 Edward O. Wilson, a sociobiologist known for his studies of ant populations (the children ringing the stage as Mr. Ma played were meant to be ants), and in 2010, the theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking.

What would the difference between the two ant populations really be besides chemical makeup?

The double-stripped plot has the healthiest ant populations, with a diverse range of species, and many new additions in the most recent survey.

In Europe, aggressive Argentine ants have been building mega-colonies, and they are out-competing local ant populations, which has sent ripples through the ecosystem.

Bears are changing their diets with some eating more ants and others becoming increasingly reliant on garbage and human food so ant populations may increasingly be affected.

The samples provide data for the state, which lacks resources to conduct a survey of the ant population.

The global ant population is estimated at 10,000 trillion, greatly outnumbering any other sort of animal.

But while residents here say they could certainly use the extra money, many seem more concerned with preserving the tradition — and the ant population — for themselves.

An ant population of between 50 and 100 ants is recommended.

The calibration of the new ACO algorithm recommended a 250-member ant population and 100 stages.