can have very different vulnerability to global warming because of differences in exposure to direct insolation of their preferred habitat or stratum. In our study system, savanna ground ants are more vulnerable to global warming compared to ants living on the forest floor or to arboreal ants more generally. This may have important implications for conservation of the Brazilian savanna ant fauna since most Cerrado species, including several endemics, nest and forage on the ground.
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