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Family Formicidae - Ants

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Formicinae · Myrmeciinae · Myrmicinae · Ponerinae · Proceratiinae

Subfamily Formicinae
Red Ant - Formica integra brown ant - Lasius neoniger Flightless Termite ? - Camponotus Carpenter ant? - Camponotus workers attacking a spider - Lasius nearcticus Pale Ant? - Lasius Ant - Formica Unidentified Insect 99 - Camponotus

Subfamily Myrmeciinae
Fossil Myrmeciities incertae sedis hypotype SR 05-03-01 - female

Subfamily Myrmicinae
Queen Ant - Tetramorium caespitum - female Trachymyrmex septentrionalis Solenopsis invicta Ants - Pheidole Monomorium pharaonis - Solenopsis invicta european fire ant - Myrmica rubra - female Dining Room Ant - Tetramorium caespitum spine-waisted ant carrying pupa - Aphaenogaster tennesseensis

Subfamily Ponerinae
Ant - Odontomachus Ponerinae ant - Ponera pennsylvanica Ants - Odontomachus Odontomachus - female Big black ant - Pachycondyla villosa winged odontomachus - Odontomachus long-jawed ant - Odontomachus Ponera exotica - Ponera - female

Subfamily Proceratiinae
proceratium chickasaw- male and female - Proceratium proceratium chickasaw- male and female - Proceratium Proceratium pergandei worker - Proceratium pergandei Proceratium pergandei worker - Proceratium pergandei

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