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...nfusion within Ponerinae, and was previously considered the senior synonym of numerous genera which are now considered distinct. ''Pachycondyla'' is in r
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...east Asia and Australasia (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Ponerinae). University of California publications in entomology, 122:1-266.</ref>.
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...usual soldier caste with large armored heads that match the size and shape of their nest entrances. Nests occupy pre-existing arboreal cavities, and sold
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...in ''Caryocar barsiliense'' trees, in southeastern Brazil cerrado, as part of a study examining species interactions in ant-plants.
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...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
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...boreally at all heights in the canopy; nests are subterranean at the bases of trees, or occasionally in humus accumulations in the canopy; workers forage
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.... During warm weather, some species will move their larvae to the surface of the ground for warmth.
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...rt (1929) reported that this species was collected from the foliar domatia of ''Tococa'' sp. (near ''formicaria'').
...malar carina. The unusual shape of the petiole would separate it from all of the others in ''Pachycondyla''.
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''Acromyrmex octospinosus'' is a host species of the [[Social Parasitism|social parasite]] ''[[Acromyrmex insinuator]]''.
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A common species that is found in a variety of habitats.
...posterior face of the petiole. It is much larger (total length of workers of ''N. bugabensis'' is < 10 mm) and the legs are dark red (ferrugineous red i
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...e spread in tropical and subtropical areas. In Japan, it nests in the soil of grassland on seashores and lowlands (Onoyama, 1989); rarely encountered ([h
A member of the [[Myrmica_Species_Groups#rubra group|''rubra'' group]]. Yellowish brown
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