A Chantant Ant Anthology

Authors

Roger E. Rondeau

Abstract

Of the trillions of insects that crawl over this earth, the lowly ants are the most ubiquitous, conspicuous, and universally recognized. They have also been in the news lately. A Harvard professor recently won a Pulitzer prize for his book about ants and their societal behavior. Not long ago, a Science magazine article revealed that a species of leaf-cutter ants has been gardening fungi for 23 million years. So they're not only everywhere, they've been there forever.

Recommended Citation

Rondeau, Roger E. (1996) "A Chantant Ant Anthology," Word Ways: Vol. 29 : Iss. 2 , Article 18.
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