Also, look down and try to spot traces of animal life, such as bird tracks or scattering ants.
Taking the low mean density into account, this suggests that transect 1 ran through a nearly O. unilateralis free environment with very few randomly scattered dead ants.
She pecked at the grasshopper, scattering the ants and injuring several.
With respect to intragenomic localization, we find that ant orphan genes show little clustering, which suggests that orphan genes in ants are scattered uniformly over the genome and between nonorphan genes.
He took out a handful of black plastic ants and scattered them over the sweater table.
But within a few months, our troops had scattered al Qaeda like ants from a kicked anthill, and Bin Laden had set up housekeeping in Pakistan.
On it clomps, chainmail leggings round its ankles, firing catapults of flaming exposition at every surface as viewers scatter like screaming ants.
Getting back in the car, Quenioux opened the bag to examine the goods, a pale-orange slush, scattered with clumps of oblong ant babies.
There was a car chase, and snipers snapping into position everywhere, and people in business attire scuffling to safety every which way — scattering like ants, you might say, except that some of them could be seen grasping jumbles of paperwork or texting as they ran.
Scattered in the forest, graveyards with dead O. unilateralis infected ants can be at least 20 30 meters in range.
To find out the extent of their contributions, researchers scattered 1440 seeds of the tree Clusia trochiformis and found that ants approached and hauled away 60% of them.
