Abstract
In earlier papers (Pontin 1957, 1960, 1961a, b; Odum & Pontin 1961) work on populations of these ants in 1956-58 was described and the following account is of population changes observed after a lapse of 5 years and discussion of some aspects not previously covered. It is convenient to divide the paper into two parts. The first deals with the history of the populations from early colonization to eventual extinction, and the second deals with stabilization of mature populations where plant succession has been checked at a suitable stage.
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