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Associate > AssociateRelationship : guest or myrmecophile or pathogen

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Relationship:
host (213) · xenobiont (1)
AssociateType:
ant (1) · beetle (8) · butterfly (1) · Carabid beetle (1) · collembolan (2) · cricket (38) · dermestid beetle (1) · fungus (161) · histerid beetle (3) · hydrophilid beetle (1) · microsporidian fungus (2) · milichiid fly (16) · pseudoscorpion (1) · staphylinid beetle (2) · tenebrionid beetle (2)
AssociateTaxon:
Ophiocordyceps unilateralis (37) · Myrmicinosporidium durum (34) · Laboulbenia formicarum (21) · Myrmecophilus pergandei (10) · Rickia wasmanniii (9) · Aegeritella tuberculata (8) · Ophiocordyceps myrmecophila (8) · Ophiocordyceps australis (7) · Aegeritella superficialis (6) · Pandora formicae (5) · Laboulbenia camponoti (5) · Monotoma angusticollis (Coleopotera: Monotomidae) (5) · Myrmecophilus nebrascensis (4) · Pandora myrmecophaga (4) · Myrmecophilus ochraceus (3) · Ophiocordyceps evansii (3) · Myrmecophilus fuscus (3) · Myrmecophilus arboreus (3)
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Locality:
None (132) · United States (21) · Taiwan (7) · Portugal (7) · Brazil (7) · Mediterranean region (6) · Europe (6) · New Guinea (4) · India (3)
Source:
Espadaler & Santamaria, 2012 (47) · Shrestha et al., 2017 (44) · None (35) · Araujo et al., 2018 (15) · Pereira, 2004; Espadaler & Santamaria, 2012 (7) · Lin et al., 2020 (7) · Gonçalves et al., 2012. (6) · Araujo et al., 2018; Shrestha et al., 2017 (5) · Wagner et al., 2020 (5) · Małagocka et al., 2017 (4) · Stalling & Cassar, 2020 (4) · Pascovici, 1983; Espadaler & Santamaria, 2012 (3) · Sanjuan et al., 2015; Shrestha et al., 2017 (3) · Wild & Brake, 2009 (3)
Notes:
None (206) · adults (1) · associated with or potential host (1) · details of interaction uncertain (1) · found at entrance of a ''Pheidole singaporensis'' nest at the base of a large living tree (1) · identification of host needs confirmation (1) · identity of ant species uncertain (1) · note that the ants involved were identified as ''P. breviceps'' and predate Trager's (2013) revision. It is likely that these are actually ''P. mexicanus'' but this has yet to be confirmed (1) · nymphs (2) · observed licking the anal secretions of ants (2)

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