Contributors
Many people around the world have contributed personal anecdotes, folklore, park information, photographs and other content to the Antlion Pit:
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Martin Adams Wanda Adcock Bob Allen Amarin Fred C. Arnold Sudie Barker Michael Bartschi Aura Beckhöfer-Fialho Pék Béla Calum Bennie Vernon Berger Kat Bergeron Lance T. Biechele Patrick Bremer Bryan Booker Henry Bradford Ian J. Brodie Luther G. Brossa Alice Bryson Burl Burlingame Brian Capano Diane Walenga Carr E.C. Morris Chinetti Matt Conrad Steve Coon Vincent Crampton Rod Crawford Kent & Tonya Davis Jocelyn Dawn Brad Dickey Ilya Dines Dong-Hwan Choe Eric Eaton Heidi Edelmuller Phil Eklund Arthur Evans Emil R. Fiore Richard Fleming |
Bob Frenchu Gao Yongwei Lynn Maxwell Gascoyne A.J. Gerber Awang Goneng Nancy Greene Sean Griffin Rob Harper Terry Harrison Ana Hermida Andreas Iacovides Muhammad Iqbal Pawel Jaloszynski Julia Jewett Eric Jones Antti Karttunen Raleigh Kearney Richard Keatinge Sam Kieschnick Charmini Kodituwakku Kristen May Lenzer Rafi Levi Ron Lyons Peter Macinnis Mervyn Mansell Ed Marbach Cy Martin Daniel Mathews Peter McEwen Sandy McKellar J. Messer John R. Meyer Bronwyn Mills Stan Mills Hidetaka Mizohata Lynn Mohammad Beatriz Moisset |
Monique Karen Newbern Teresa Norris Yann Thierry Oehl Rich Olson Eric Ormsby John D. Oswald Buddy Pedigo Lisa Pellegrin Chris Petry Chris Phoon Cristiano Pires James Plumley Michael Puttré Ray Rasmussen Anthony Richards Kevin Riggle Chace Parker Roach Libby Sarazen Rex Shepherd Hany Sheta Mark Simons Wendy Smith Angel Solís Lionel Stange Julie Stratton Chip Taylor Levana Taylor Bill Thayer Todd Thomas Norm Trigoboff Paul R. Tupaczewski Bijoy Venugopal Wang Weiwei Evan Werkema Andreas M. Yasseri |
For their support and valuable feedback, thanks to: Anna Maria Ciarallo, Denise Conanan, Donna Fritzsche, Chris Hinch, Brad Larrabee, Patrick Lohier, James F. Mahaffy, Colin Plant, Mark Simons, and the University of Florida (especially Thomas R. Fasulo and Alison Neeley).
Many antlions unwittingly posed for photographs or videos used in this website. The larva at the right, featured throughout the site as the "go home" icon, was photographed in the Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, Albuquerque, New Mexico (USA). It is a "classic" pit-building "doodlebug" (Myrmeleon sp.).
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Site visitors
Thanks is due to The Antlion Pit's users, particularly the many educators who have used the site in their school curricula, and the other webmasters who have created links to the site. Over one million people from more than 200 countries have visited The Antlion Pit since its debut in December 1996. See a list of the countries and Internet domains that have accessed The Antlion Pit.
About the editor
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