Ant-House on Ground in "Coppice", Andros Island, Bahamas

Creator

• John K. Small

Files

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Creation Date

1910

Time Period

circa January-February 1910

Abstract

An ant mound in a field that has been coppiced on Andros Island in the Bahamas. Coppicing is the act of cutting trees or shrubs at the stub to allow new shoots to grow.

Alt Text

A large, dome-shaped ant mound stands prominently in a natural setting with surrounding vegetation. The mound is set against a backdrop of trees and plants.

Keywords

Ants

Extent

1 black-and-white slide

Subject: geographic

Andros Island (Bahamas)

Physical Collection

Rita B. and James Lassiter Botany Collection

Box

4

Folder

55

Digital Date

2023

Media Type

Black-and-white slides

Identifier

kunkel_images_1054

Recommended Citation

Small, John K., "Ant-House on Ground in "Coppice", Andros Island, Bahamas" (1910). John Kunkel Small Botany Collection - Images. Image 55.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/kunkel_images/55