Svensson, Erik I. 
; Cremer, Sylvia ; Ugelvig, Line V. ; Drijfhout, Falko P. ; Schlick-Steiner, Birgit C. ; Steiner, Florian M. ; Seifert, Bernhard ; Hughes, David P. ; Schulz, Andreas ; Petersen, Klaus S. ; Konrad, Heino ; Stauffer, Christian ; Kiran, Kadri ; Espadaler, Xavier ; d'Ettorre, Patrizia ; Aktaç, Nihat ; Eilenberg, Jørgen ; Jones, Graeme R. ; Nash, David R. ; Pedersen, Jes S. ; Boomsma, Jacobus J.
; Cremer, Sylvia ; Ugelvig, Line V. ; Drijfhout, Falko P. ; Schlick-Steiner, Birgit C. ; Steiner, Florian M. ; Seifert, Bernhard ; Hughes, David P. ; Schulz, Andreas ; Petersen, Klaus S. ; Konrad, Heino ; Stauffer, Christian ; Kiran, Kadri ; Espadaler, Xavier ; d'Ettorre, Patrizia ; Aktaç, Nihat ; Eilenberg, Jørgen ; Jones, Graeme R. ; Nash, David R. ; Pedersen, Jes S. ; Boomsma, Jacobus J. 
Zusammenfassung
It is unclear why some species become successful invaders whilst others fail, and whether invasive success depends on pre-adaptations already present in the native range or on characters evolving de-novo after introduction. Ants are among the worst invasive pests, with Lasius neglectus and its rapid spread through Europe and Asia as the most recent example of a pest ant that may become a global ...
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