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exsecta group

Allegheny Mound Ant · Formica opaciventris · Formica ulkei

Species Formica exsectoides - Allegheny Mound Ant
Ants tending Aphids - Formica exsectoides Formica exsectoides - female Ant - Formica exsectoides formicine ant - Formica exsectoides Formica exsectoides - female Formicidae, Allegheny Mound Ant - Formica exsectoides Formica - Formica exsectoides Mound building ants (Genus Formica) - Formica exsectoides - female

Species Formica opaciventris
Possible Formica obscuripes - Formica opaciventris

Species Formica ulkei
Formica ulkei - female 8034678 ant - Formica ulkei - female Red Black Ants - Formica ulkei - female Ant - Formica ulkei - female Formica exsectoides? - Formica ulkei - female at bait on nest mound - Formica ulkei voucher - Formica ulkei Black and red Formica sp. - Formica ulkei


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