Odontomachus: An Ant with Amazing Mandibles

Update: 2007-02-01

Description

The amazing Odontomachus is a groups of ants with mandbiles that can move faster than the blink of an eye!

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In Channel

Take a Spore Print with Biologist Katja Schulz

2007-09-22--:--

Get Involved in Sonoran Desert Birding

2007-09-22--:--

Dr. Mike Rosenzweig Lecture for Science and Math Teachers Part 1

2007-08-29--:--

Dr. Melanie Culver on Conservation Genetics

2007-08-29--:--

An Interview with Ecologist Mike Rosenzweig: Exploring Reconciliation Ecology

2007-08-29--:--

Mushroom Hunting on Mt. Lemmon

2007-06-18--:--

Exploring Local Arthropod Diversity, Part 2 Collecting Arthropods from Pitfall Traps

2007-06-18--:--

Exploring Local Arthropod Diversity, Part 1 Creating Pitfall Traps

2007-06-18--:--

Tracking Urban Bird Diversity with the Tucson Bird Count

2007-06-18--:--

Exploring Backyard Ants: Pogonomyrmex

2007-05-01--:--

Water Harvesting and Biodiversity Day 2: Planting!

2007-03-20--:--

Water Harvesting and Biodiversity, Sustainably Revegatating and Urban Landscape. Episode 1

2007-03-12--:--

Ecobottle Exploration

2007-02-19--:--

Odontomachus: An Ant with Amazing Mandibles

2007-02-01--:--

Bug Questions: Kim at Santa Cruz School

2007-01-25--:--

Ants: Kim at Santa Cruz School

2007-01-25--:--

Farmers Markets: Growing Community Around Local Food and Conservation Issues

2006-12-05--:--

Blacklighting

2006-12-0106:05

Bugs of the Month: Manduca rustica

2006-11-2104:03

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Odontomachus: An Ant with Amazing Mandibles

Lisa Schwartz, Tree of Life Web Project

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Odontomachus: An Ant with Amazing Mandibles

Lisa Schwartz, Tree of Life Web Project

Odontomachus: An Ant with Amazing Mandibles