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Drilldown: Associate

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: Brown et al., 2015

or Czechowski, 2004; Kanizsai et al., 2013

or Espadaler & Santamaria, 2012

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host (85) · xenobiont (13)

ant (13) · fungus (47) · phorid fly (38)

Laboulbenia formicarum (20) · Megaselia sp. (12) · Apocephalus catholicus (10) · Rhyncophoromyia sp. (9) · Apocephalus paraponerae (8) · Aegeritella tuberculata (7) · Diocophora sp. (6) · Rickia wasmanniii (6) · Myrmicinosporidium durum (5) · Apocephalus crassilatus (4) · Apocephalus sp. (4) · Aegeritella superficialis (4) · Formica fusca (4) · Laboulbenia camponoti (4)

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None (2) · parasite (38) · pathogen (45) · xenobiont (13)

None (85) · Finland (11) · Poland (2)

None (46) · attracted to injured (4) · Different successional series of rocky habitats. In rock crevice (2) · Different successional series of rocky habitats. In rock crevice/under stone/overgrown soil. (2) · Different successional series of rocky habitats. Mound of ''F. lugubris'' (1) · Different successional series of rocky habitats. Mound of ''Formica aquilonia''. (2) · Different successional series of rocky habitats. Under stone (1) · Different successional series of rocky habitats. Under stone. (1) · Forest. In decaying wood (2) · In decaying wood. (2) · In different successional series of rocky habitats, in mound of ''Formica lugubris'' (1) · injured (38) · 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) · Shore meadow. Under stone (2) · Shore meadow; at road. Under stone; between asphalt edge and grass. (2) · Urban park. In decaying wood. (2)

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Aphaenogaster baronii

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Myrmica spinosior

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