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...'' from district Rawalpindi. Ants and aphids were present on the shoots of host plant. |comment1=Worker of ''Monomorium indicum''. Photo by Aditya Bari.

...ery sheen on the gaster, due to the abundance of pubescence, the remainder of the ant is usually brownish or even reddish or yellowish brown, with the ga Most of North America and into Mexcio (Chihuahua).

<!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST--> ...i'' in Saudi Arabia was observed nesting in a decaying carpet, among roots of graminae plants and attending unidentified mealybugs, and also coexisting w

...of numerous nests (polydomous) in moist soil and in mounds of moss. It is host for the [[Xenobiosis|xenobiotic]] ant {{Associate|Relationship = xenobiont| ...nis''. These ants were almost torpid, virtually unmoved by any positioning of the plant. Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin, USA, 28 July 2016. Photo by James Tra

...d this species foraging on [[Extrafloral Nectaries|extrafloral nectaries]] of the invasive ''Reynoutria'' x ''bohemica'' (Polygonaceae) in Tuscany. The h ...is possible by a discriminant function considering head width, the length of the terminal maxillary palp segment and clypeal pubescence distance.

This ant has been observed tending larvae of [http://www.eol.org/pages/260817/overview {{Associate|Relationship = mutual |comment1 = ''Camponotus compressus'' queen with a small batch of eggs in an artificial nest, India. Photo by Manoj Vembayam.

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A member of the [[Crematogaster_(subgenus)#Crematogaster_scutellaris_group|''Crematogas ...e of the pronotum may be weakly shining (but still is sculptured). The top of the mesosoma is roughly sculptured with striae/rugae and scattered puncture

Seifert (2002) - A member of the [[Formica cinerea group|''Formica cinerea'' group]]. ...he only species of the group occurring in Czechia, Poland, and the steppes of S. Russia.

...the mite on the back of the female, hitchhiking a ride to a potential new host colony. Photo by Alex Wild. ...and scutellum not depressed; metanotum (in side view) projecting to level of propodeum and scutellum; propodeum angular. '''Worker''' Propodeum angular;

...day and night. They tend Homoptera and feed on dead insects or the juices of decaying fruits and vegetables. It is strongly attracted to sweet substance ...to see details of this character) as opposed to opening at the distal end of the gaster.

...es. Nevertheless, efforts to further investigate the presence and activity of introduced ''Pheidole'' species are worthwhile, especially in the few remai ...d margin, face longitudinally rugose, scrobe area and interspaces at sides of head punctate to weakly punctate, head in full-face view with coarse subere

...o mountains up to 2000 m a.s.l. It prefers warm sites, and next to members of the ''Pheidole pallidula'' complex is often a pioneering species in areas d This is the most common and ubiquitous species of the genus ''Plagiolepis'' in Greece, and is known from all Greek provinces

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

...th America (Brazil and Argentine) and has been distributed throughout much of the world by human commerce. ...ng like his sisters, bearing wings and large eyes to better serve his role of dispersal and mating. Davis, California, USA. Photo by Alex Wild.

Borowiec and Salata (2013) – See the identification section of ''[[Lasius illyricus]]''. ...'L. niger'' and ''[[Lasius alienus]]'' over part of its range on the basis of color and appendage length, but the three species tend to show convergent v

...er and also tends honeydew-producing Homoptera. Nests are in accumulations of dry litter or mulch or under objects on the ground. A common tramp ant that has been spread to most of the world's subtropical and tropical areas with substantial human populatio

...etae absent or very few (nGu900 0.8). Dorsum of scape and extensor profile of hind tibia without or with very few semierect setae (nSc900 0.1, nHT900 0.9 ...nus'' was recorded from all Greek provinces but due to the recent revision of this genus (Seifert, 2020) its historical records should be reinvestigated

...suggested that the true ''T. erraticum'' is common only in northern parts of the Balkan Peninsula. In the Greek material, we found only morphospecies id ...steriorly; clypeus with median notch as wide as or wider than deep. Dorsum of alitrunk and appendages without standing hairs. Body covered with adpressed

...commerce, so that it is now widespread in tropical and subtropical regions of the globe. It is a well-known pest species, because it protects aphids and ...ands]], [[Malaysia]], [[Marshall Islands]], [[Micronesia (Federated States of)]], [[New Guinea]], [[Niue]], [[Northern Mariana Islands]], [[Palau]], [[Ph