|name = ''Formicoxenus hirticornis''
|image = Formicoxenus hirticornis casent0103494 head 1.jpg
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|name = ''Formicoxenus sibiricus''
|image = Formicoxenus sibiricus F10.jpg
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|name = ''Formicoxenus diversipilosus''
|image = Formicoxenus diversipilosus casent0003227 head 1.jpg
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Nests in open woods. Extensive use of thatch, often in the shape of a dome.
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...cts and secretions from Homoptera. It is a known host for ''[[Formicoxenus hirticornis]]'' in New Mexico.
...ex (MacKay & MacKay 2002). There are several short erect hairs coming out of the compound eyes.
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...micoxenus hirticornis]]'' and ''[[Formica talbotae]]'') and a large number of guest insects (myrmecophiles and opportunists).
...alent in the Pacific Northwest and is uncommon in New Mexico. A collection of ''Formica obscuripes'' was made at Ft. Davis, Texas, in 1902 (specimen in A
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