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Acanthomyrmex ferox (1) · Polyrhachis decemdentata (1) · Proceratium japonicum (1)

Acanthomyrmex (1) · Polyrhachis (1) · Proceratium (1)

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None (1) · ''Acanthomyrmex'' workers are divided into two different subcastes, so-called minor and major workers. These species are mostly seed predators and the big-headed major workers crush the seeds with their powerful mandibles. (1) · ''Polyrhachis decemdentata'' (CASENT0764764) collected from Uganda. This species usually nests in rotten parts of standing trees, such as in branches which previously suffered a termite attack. Specimen located at OIST. (1)