...ca Latreille, 1804. For the species associations between Lomechusoides and Formica, see Hlaváč et al. (2011: 13).
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...us of Staphylinidae with thirteen species. All are inquilines in the nests of ''Fopmica, ''Myrmica'' and occasionally ''Lasius''.
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...genus of Staphylinidae with five species. All are inquilines in the nests of ants.
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This is a [[Myrmecophiles|myrmecophilous]] genus of Staphylinidae with 18 species.
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|name = ''Formica gynocrates''
|image = Formica gynocrates casent0102796 head 1.jpg
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|name = ''Formica curiosa''
|image = Formica curiosa casent0104770 head 1.jpg
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Dulosis is the presence of permanent parasitism with slavery.
...rianus]]'' and ''[[Polyergus rufescens]]'' provide representative accounts of dulosis.
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|name = ''Formica vinculans''
|image = Formica vinculans casent0172888 head 1.jpg
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{{ShareName|[[Formica wheeleri (disambiguation)]]}}
|name = ''Formica wheeleri''
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|name = ''Formica bradleyi''
|image = Formica bradleyi casent0104877 head 1.jpg
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..._ref || Formicinae || In || Turkey(?) || Europe || + || Polygynous species of Lasius.
Names, taxonomy, type of parasitism, and species range.
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|name = ''Formica transkaucasica''
|genus = ''[[Formica]]''
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|name = ''Formica puberula''
|image = Formica puberula casent0005396 head 1.jpg
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|name = ''Formica obtusopilosa''
|image = Formica obtusopilosa casent0104686 head 1.jpg
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|name = ''Formica glacialis''
|image = Formica glacialis casent0104762 head 1.jpg
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|name = ''Formica pergandei''
|image = Formica-pergandei-MCZ001H.jpg
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...lony. It involves a parasitic species which is dependent on one or several host species. The relationship can be obligatory or facultative, permanent or te
'''Holldobler & Wilson (1990)''', following a suggestion of Wasmann (1891), distinguished between "compound nests" and "mixed colonies"
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|name = ''Formica manni''
|image = Formica manni casent0005381 head 1.jpg
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There are a large number of mite species that live on and with ants.
|name1=Formica sanguinea gyne with (possibly) phoretic mites, Michal Kukla.JPG
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|name = ''Formica rubicunda''
|image = Formica-rubicunda-MCZ002H.jpg
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