References
Books and Journals
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Holden, C. 1995. Random Samples: Hot Ants. American Association for the Advancement of Science 268:207.
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Marsh, A.C., R. Wehner and S. Wehner. 1992. Desert ants on a thermal tight rope. Nature Publishing Group 357:586-587.
Myers, J. 1995. Living on the edge of danger. Highlights for Children 50:4-34.
One for the Road 2002. <http://www.pvv.org/~bct/afrika/>. Accessed 5 December 2013.
One for the Road 2011. <http://bjornfree.com/sahara/>. Accessed 5 December 2013.
Wehner, R. and S. Wehner 2011. Parallel evolution of thermophilia: daily and seasonal foraging patterns of heat-adapted desert ants: Cataglyphis and Ocymyrmex species. Physilogical Entomology 3rd Edition 36:271-281.
World's Largest Desert 2005. <http://geology.com/records/largest-desert.shtml>. Accessed 8 November 2013.