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...despread neotropical fungi ''Ophiocordyceps unilateralis'' (likely a group of species) from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ophiocordyceps_unilateralis Wi

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...k-Steiner et al., 2002|Notes =|Inline = yes}}, killing the queen and using host workers to care for her initial brood. ...[[Mongolia]], [[Montenegro]], [[Poland]], [[North Macedonia]], [[Republic of Moldova]], [[Romania]], [[Russian Federation]], [[Slovakia]], [[Slovenia]],

...Ellison et al., 2012|Notes =|Inline = yes}} and {{Associate|Relationship = host|Associate Type = ant|Associate Type Link = Temporary Parasitism|Associate T ...l. (2012) - The large-eyed ''Lasius pallitarsis'' can be confused with any of the other three species in the ''niger'' group: ''[[Lasius neoniger]]'', ''

...overview ''Tomares ballus''] (Obregon et al. 2015). It was found to be one of the most common invertebrates in historic gardens in the Azores (Arteaga et <!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST-->

...ng ''Coptoformica'' species that inhabits open sites and can form networks of nest mounds that number in the hundreds. ...ort, 5 or 6 segmented. Erect hairs on dorsum restricted to anterior margin of clypeus and gaster tergites 4 to apex. Clypeus transversely impressed below

...sts. Queens start new colonies by [[Social Parasitism|parasitizing]] nests of other ants. |name8=Formica rufa with Aegeritella epizoic fungi, Michal Kukla (1).jpg

...es =unconfirmed|Inline = yes}} (unconfirmed)), killing the queen and using host workers to care for her initial brood. ...ral tergum are spaced far enough apart that the distances between the tips of most or all hairs are greater than their lengths.

...ca'' species that build complexes of large mound nests, have large numbers of workers and [[Honeydew Gatherers|collect honeydew]]. ...and mesosoma very sparse and short or absent, except on posterior margins of mesopleura. Gula hairs, if present, are restricted to one or two very weak

...r stones. It is predatory and aggressive and readily attacks other species of ants and insects. New nests are started by single queens alone. Mature colo ...oup throughout its whole geographic range. Sometimes, less hairy specimens of ''F. rufibarbis'' could be confused with more hairy ''[[Formica clara]]''.

In Korea this species is common in mountainous highlands of more than 1000 meters (Dong & Kim, 2019). In Greece it is a mountain specie reported only from Ionian Islands: Ainos Mts. of Cephalonia. It prefers shadow mountain coniferous forests. In Achaia and Ae

...eldom occurring above ground, and feeding on small insects and the exudate of subterranean root feeding aphids. It occurs in grasslands and at forest mar Clear yellow to brownish yellow. Body hairs on dorsum of gaster and alitrunk long; appendages and body covered with more or less thi