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.... fuscoatra''. It is also slightly smaller and the posterior lateral edges of the petiole are rounded, not sharply marginate as in ''P. fuscoatra''. ...the teeth are poorly developed, at least a swollen region is present, both of which are absent in ''P. lattkei''.

...zed by the [[Eucharitid Wasps|eucharitid wasp]] {{Associate|Relationship = host|Associate Type = eucharitid wasp|Associate Type Link = Eucharitid Wasps|Ass ...[[Pachycondyla impressa]]'' is very similar with the concave upper surface of the pygidium, but lacks the two lateral angulate processes (a raised area w

The lone member of the [[Odontomachus_species_groups#Odontomachus_hastatus_group|''Odontomachu ....edu/projects/ants/genera/odontomachus/species/hastatus/hastatus.html Ants of Costa Rica])

...and forests in the Soconusco region of Chiapas, Mexico. A small percentage of pupae were found to be parasitized by eucharitid wasps. A member of the [[Odontomachus_species_groups#Odontomachus_haematodus_group|''Odontomac

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...vident as it passes to the anterior edge of the petiole. The anterior face of the postpetiole forms a right angle with the dorsal face, which may be slig ...ated from all three of these species by its much smaller size (the workers of the other three species are usually at least 10 mm in total length).

...mprised of several thousand individuals that can seemingly cover the trunk of the tree they inhabit when they are foraging. ...icking wind-transported pollen from leaves. The protein-rich internal part of the pollen is digested in the crop (foregut) and indigestible membranes are