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...verse set of pathogens have evolved the ability to manipulate the behavior of their insect hosts to maximise their own reproductive success. These pathog In [[Entomopathogenic fungi|fungal infections]] (involving several species of the fungal family Entomophthoraceae (Zygomycota, Entomophthorales)), the fu

A member of the subgenus ''[[Karavaievia]]''. This group of ''Camponotus'' species is known for their monomorphic workers and their nes <!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST-->

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...despread neotropical fungi ''Ophiocordyceps unilateralis'' (likely a group of species) from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ophiocordyceps_unilateralis Wi

...ciated with twigs and bark cavities, rather than suspended soil or litter, of the plants. <!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST-->

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|diversity_link = :category:List of species ...groups and subgenera are important considering the current taxonomic state of the genus as a whole.

|diversity_link = :category:List of species ...nfusion within Ponerinae, and was previously considered the senior synonym of numerous genera which are now considered distinct. ''Pachycondyla'' is in r

...this territorially-dominant arboreal-ant species association inhabited 1/5 of the tree canopies they sampled in an Amazonian forest. <!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST-->

...gola]], [[Congo]] {{SmallFont|([[type locality]])}}, [[Democratic Republic of Congo]] {{SmallFont|([[type locality]])}}, [[Cameroun]] {{SmallFont|([[type <!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST-->

.... fuscoatra''. It is also slightly smaller and the posterior lateral edges of the petiole are rounded, not sharply marginate as in ''P. fuscoatra''. ...the teeth are poorly developed, at least a swollen region is present, both of which are absent in ''P. lattkei''.

|diversity_link = :category:List of species ...d microhabitats and the sheer size of the genus makes any characterisation of their biology challenging. Nests are built in the ground, in rotten branche

...Moffet & Tobin (1991, physical castes), Groenenberg (1996, mandibular mode of action), and Bolton (1999, 2000, classification). |name2=Daceton armigerum infected by Ophiocordyceps dacetini. (Photo by João P. M. Araújo).jpg

...in ''Caryocar barsiliense'' trees, in southeastern Brazil cerrado, as part of a study examining species interactions in ant-plants. <!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST-->

...nge et al. 2015) examined the ant community within a patch (11.2 hectares) of forest in an urban park (Araguari, Brazil). <!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST-->

...t al. (2018) found it on mango (''Mangifera indica'') and as prey in nests of ''[[Oecophylla longinoda]]''. |name1=Paltothyreus tarsatus, Ophiocordyceps species (João P. M. Araújo).jpg

...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 |name8=Paraponera clavata, Ophiocordyceps, Piotr Naskrecki.jpg

|diversity_link = :category:List of species ...als in the leaf litter ant fauna. Beyond these few facts, nothing is known of their biology.

...910a, 1917a). MacGown and Brown (2006) found nests in the soil at the base of ''Fagus grandifolia'' in a seepage area. In warm sites, ''C. castaneus'' te |comment5=Adults of the nematode ''Rabbium paradoxus'' adjacent to their ant host, ''Camponotus castaneus'', in Florida (Poinar, 2012, Fig. 19).