Overlap of species distribution models of two species of army ants (columns; Eciton burchellii, carmine color, and Labidus praedator, caramel color) and five species of obligate ant-following birds (rows, amethyst color). Range overlap between army ants and ant-following birds is shown in lime color, and the percentage of overlap is represented numerically for each ant-bird species pair. Photo credits: G. bicolor (Melton 2023a), P. mcleannani (Melton 2023b), D. anabatina (NDMR), D. sanctithomae (PG), E. penicillata (NDMR).

 
 
  Part of: Interiano AL, Herrera D, Orellana Carrera H, Monroy R. ND, García P, López JE, Jiménez RA (2024) Interaction intensity as determinant of geographic range overlap between ant-following birds and army ants. In: Lipińska M, Lopez-Selva MM, Sierra JM (Eds) Biodiversity research in Central America. Neotropical Biology and Conservation 19(2): 137-156. https://doi.org/10.3897/neotropical.19.e117386