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Genus Lasius

Subgenus Acanthomyops · Subgenus Cautolasius · Subgenus Chthonolasius · Subgenus Lasius

Subgenus Acanthomyops
queen citronella ant - Lasius - female A flying ant?? - Lasius - female queen ant? - Lasius Citronella Ant - Lasius Acanthomyops??? - Lasius claviger - female Ant - Lasius claviger Wasp or ant? - Lasius claviger Alate ant - Lasius - female

Subgenus Cautolasius
Ants - winged female - Lasius nearcticus Lemon ant - Lasius flavus Ants swarming on stump - Lasius nearcticus 8005073 - Lasius nearcticus - female reproductives and workers - Lasius nearcticus workers attacking a spider - Lasius nearcticus reproductives and workers - Lasius nearcticus 7015341 - Lasius nearcticus

Subgenus Chthonolasius
Ant - Lasius umbratus Yellow/Orange Ants - Lasius umbratus Ants - Lasius umbratus Ants - Lasius umbratus Ant - Lasius umbratus - female Ant - Lasius umbratus - female Alate ant - Lasius - female

Subgenus Lasius
ant - Lasius alienus brown ant - Lasius neoniger Very small ants on sand dune - Lasius neoniger - female Sidewalk ant (Lasius?) - Lasius neoniger - female FLying ants mating - Lasius alienus - male - female Ant - Lasius neoniger - female sidewalk ants - Lasius neoniger sidewalk ants - Lasius neoniger


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