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From the PARC list Serv : Argentine Ants and Horned Lizards


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Posted by Kevin Lorentz on March 01, 2002 at 11:13:10:

Any comments on this ? Thought this would be a good topic to talk about .


Kevin

ANTS & HORNED LIZARDS: An invasive species, the Argentine ant, which
has displaced native ants in large areas of coastal California, is also
contributing to the further decline of increasingly rare coastal
horned lizards says ENS 2/26. Much of lizard's preferred habitat,
sandy coastal areas and chaparral, has already been lost to sprawl and
scientists say that their primary food source, native ants, are now
also threatened - the lizard won't eat the Argentine ants. As a result
"populations of the coastal horned lizard have plummeted in recent
years" and it is now a candidate for ESA and state listing
Allen Salzberg
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HerpDigest: A Free Weekly Electronic
Newsletter on the Latest News on Reptile and
Amphibian Science and Conservation
www.herpdigest.org

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