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...older group names have been replaced by newer names, and new arrangements of species, but the older groups remain in use by some myrmecologists and not
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...rope and North America since early Tertiary times with only a small amount of visible evolutionary change. (Wilson 1955)
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...ritorially-dominant arboreal-ant species inhabited slightly more than half of the tree canopies they sampled in an Amazonian forest.
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...rugulosa'' are much smaller and the length of the second funicular segment of males is subequal to the third whereas in ''M. gallienii'' males it is > l.
...sal area. Antennal scapes sharply but evenly bent near base, without trace of an angular projection or process. Frontal triangle mostly smooth but partly
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...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.
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