Corrigendum Seifert and Prosche (2017): Longterm development of ant assemblages of recultivated woodland and free-succession open-land habitats in a former strip mining area. Soil Organisms 89(3): 157-176.
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In an email to Soil Organisms from Feb., 27th 2020 Alexander Prosche retracted an article published with him as co-author. The first author Bernhard Seifert, therefore, herewith declares: The field work on study plot SP 238 was done by Alexander Prosche with only short-term participation and supervision by Bernhard Seifert. All data on this test plot and any conclusion drawn in this context in Seifert & Prosche (2017) are not credible and must be retracted.
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Seifert, B. & A. Prosche (2017): Long-term development of ant assemblages of recultivated woodland and free-succession open-land habitats in a former strip mining area. – Soil Organisms 89(3): 157-176.
Seifert, B. & H. Sonnenburg (2019 a): Kommentare zu den Ameisenaufsammlungen von Alexander Prosche. – Mitteilungen der Arbeitsgemeinschaft westfälischer Entomologen 35(1): 19 – 26.
Seifert, B. & H. Sonnenburg (2019 b): Kommentare zu den Ameisenaufsammlungen von Alexander Prosche. – Ameisenschutz aktuell 33(4): 97 – 1002. Seifert, B. & H. Sonnenburg (2020): Kommentare zu den Ameisenaufsammlungen von Alexander Prosche. – Entomologische Nachrichten und Berichte 64(1): 80 – 83.
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