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...ca truncorum]]'', ''[[Formica yessensis]]'', ''[[Formica japonica]]'', ''[[Formica lemani]]'' ...pecies of Myrmecophilus (Orthoptera, Myrmecophilidae) from Japan. Bulletin of the National Science Museum Series A(Zoology), Tokyo 30(1), 37–44.

...us of Staphylinidae with thirteen species. All are inquilines in the nests of ''Fopmica, ''Myrmica'' and occasionally ''Lasius''. |+ List of ''Lomechusa'' and their Host Ants

Ant host: ''[[Formica japonica]]'' *Curran, C.H. 1931. Additional records and descriptions of Syrphidae from the Malay Peninsula. J. Fed. Malay St. Mus. 16: 290-338. [19

Ant host: ''[[Formica japonica]]'' *Curran, C.H. 1931. Additional records and descriptions of Syrphidae from the Malay Peninsula. J. Fed. Malay St. Mus. 16: 290-338. [19

*Entire body dark brown to blackish; pilosity of anterior first tergite gently curved to nearly straight; eastern temperate ...own or blackish coloring on the legs, lower mesosoma, and gaster; pilosity of anterior first tergite conspicuously bent or strongly flexuous in the one E

...laboratory colonies and involved numerous colonies collected over a number of years. ...ense that workers seem to become entangled with each other, forming a mass of workers.

There are forty six species in this genus which are ''[[Parasitoids]]'' of ants. |+ List of ''Eucharis'' and their Host Ants

|name = ''Formica fukaii'' |genus = ''[[Formica]]''

|name = ''Formica hayashi'' |genus = ''[[Formica]]''

...es|myrmecophilous]] genus of Staphylinidae with sixty-one species, several of which are myrmecophiles. |+ List of ''Pella'' and their Host Ants

...''Polyergus'' species. ''Polyergus samurai'' is better known from studies of Japanese populations and is relatively poorly studied where it occurs in ma ...specimens from Hebei look typical, including the starkly white appendages of the male.

...re are about 250 species in the genus and each fly species has a preferred host ant genus and species. ===List of Microdon===

|name = ''Formica lasioides'' |image = Formica lasioides casent0005380 head 1.jpg

There are a number of butterflies that live at least part of their life in close association with ant species. ...s of the family Lycaenidae may have an association with ants at some stage of their development (Pierce, 1987; Fiedler, 1996, 2006).

|name = ''Formica candida'' |image = Formica candida casent0173328 head 1.jpg

...d-wide. The small wingless nymphs and adults are found in a variety of ant host nests. Very little is known about their biology, it is assumed that they ob |comment1=''Myrmecophilus acervorum'' with its host, ''[[Lasius]]'' sp. Photo by Thomas Stalling.

|name = ''Formica japonica'' |genus = ''[[Formica]]''

...n. There are also introduced populations of this species found in a number of US states. In Japan this species is found in open land, nesting under stone |name1=Mite on gaster of Tetramorium tsushimae.jpg

...ita,1945; Kondoh 1994) and has been found at 20 m elevation in the dry bed of the Sagami River, Kanagawa Prefecture (Kubota, 1983). It builds nests in so ...of the [[Myrmica_Species_Groups#lobicornis-complex|''lobicornis'' complex of the ''lobicornis'' species group]] and it most resembles ''[[Myrmica eidman

|name = ''Formica lemani'' |genus = ''[[Formica]]''