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Subfamily Myrmicinae

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Myrmicinae
tetramorium caespitum reproductive? Leptothoracini Unknown Ant Unknown Ant Unknown Ant Ant Ant - female pale-spot ant CA Ant #3 - Myrmicinae Reddish Ant - female 6015048 WASP - male hanging ant - male Fire Ants?

Myrmicinae » Wasmannia » Little fire ant (Wasmannia auropunctata)
Little Fire Ant - Wasmannia auropunctata - female Little Fire Ant - Wasmannia auropunctata - female Little Fire Ant - Wasmannia auropunctata - female Little Fire Ant - Wasmannia auropunctata - female Little Fire Ant - Wasmannia auropunctata - female Little Fire Ant - Wasmannia auropunctata - female

Myrmicinae » Anergates » Anergates atratulus
Anergates atratulus Tetramorium caespitum and Anergates atratulus - Anergates atratulus - male Spider - ant fight - Anergates atratulus - female Anergates atratulus - female Tetramorium caespitum and Anergates atratulus - Anergates atratulus

 
 
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