- Spatial structure of traditional land organization allows long-term persistence of large Formica exsecta supercolony in actively managed agricultural landscape

Map of the studied Formica exsecta population in the western Carpathian Mountains of Central Europe, Slovakia (48°45′N, 19°49′E, near the village of Pohronská Polhora) consisting of five polydomous clusters (outlines). Orthophotograph: © Geodis Slovakia, Eurosense, TU Zvolen, 2010. Locations of individual nests are indicated by dots, white dots represent nests with mound volume estimations. Note that the individual fields tend to be shaped as elongated narrow strips

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Map of the studied Formica exsecta population in the western Carpathian Mountains of Central Europe, Slovakia (48°45′N, 19°49′E, near the village of Pohronská Polhora) consisting of five polydomous clusters (outlines). Orthophotograph: © Geodis Slovakia, Eurosense, TU Zvolen, 2010. Locations of individual nests are indicated by dots, white dots represent nests with mound volume estimations. Note that the individual fields tend to be shaped as elongated narrow strips

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