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You may search collection content in multiple ways.

First you are presented with the global search bar at the top of the page. This will allow you to search through the entire database across all records for your query.

You may modify and customize your search in a variety of ways.

By using the “Fast Search” dropdown, you have the option to refine your immediate search in the following formats defined below.
1. Fast Search | Searches the beginning of a string.
  
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2. Fuzzy Search | Database text search utilizing trigrams for terms.
  
  Performs an exhaustive search of the system for any strings similar to your input term. Will produce a large variety of results, however it will take longer to run.
3. Wildcard Search | Searches for exact string in a term.
  
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On the left-hand side of this page, you have a pop-out button which allows you to filter on specific collection information returned in your initial search.
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Article: Is it easy to be urban? Convergent success in urban habitats among lineages of a widespread native ant.

Article Information

Authors

Menke, S. B. (Sean B.)
Booth, W. (Warren)
Dunn, R. R. (Robert R.)
Schal, C. (Coby)
Vargo, E. L. (Edward L.)
Silverman, J. (Jules)

Year

2010

Title

Is it easy to be urban? Convergent success in urban habitats among lineages of a widespread native ant.

Journal

PLoS ONE

Volume

Part

Pages

1-9

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You may view records within the collection through its interactive table system.

You may customize your results through a variety of methods:

You can change the columns displayed and their order by dragging and dropping them in the Active Column(s) and Inactive Column(s) interface.
Some columns support filtering, in which case you may enter a query term and the table will filter based on that column. You can filter on multiple columns at the same time to achieve greater levels of refinement on your search.
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