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Subfamily Myrmicinae

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Myrmicinae » Pyramica
Pyramica ornata - Pyramica - female Pyramica ornata - Pyramica - female Pyramica queen? - Pyramica - female Pyramica queen? - Pyramica - female Pyramica - female Pyramica - female

Myrmicinae » Pyramica » Pyramica rostrata
Formicid - Pyramica rostrata Formicid - Pyramica rostrata

Myrmicinae » Strumigenys
Ant - Strumigenys Ant - Strumigenys Ant - Strumigenys

Myrmicinae » Messor
Smooth seed harvester ant (Messor andrei) - Messor Smooth seed harvester ant (Messor andrei) nest entrance - Messor Mojave ants - Messor - female Mojave ants - Messor - female Why aren't they fighting? - Messor Why aren't they fighting? - Messor Why aren't they fighting? - Messor Why aren't they fighting? - Messor Small wasp with designer wings? No, actually an ant. - Messor - male Ant with designer wings - Messor - male Ant with designer wings - Messor - male Small wasp with designer wings? No, actually an ant, likely messor. - Messor - male

Myrmicinae » Messor » Messor pergandei
harvester ant 2 - Messor pergandei

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