|name = ''Orasema wheeleri''
|image = Orasema wheeleri.jpg
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There are 111 species in this genus which are ''[[Parasitoids]]'' of ants.
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...uernavaca, Wheeler (1901b) observed that colonies were common beneath pats of half-dried cow dung. (Wilson 2003)
...osoma, especially the pronotum. The propodeal spines are small, consisting of tiny angles.
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...und in nests principally from early to the middle of July, with one record of males on 9 September. Winged reproductives have been found in nests through
...ut can be separated, as the minors do not have clavate hairs on the dorsum of the mesosoma.
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...nus ''Pheidole'' has few new species to be described and that the taxonomy of the group is definitively complete.
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...y as hard as a Manhattan sidewalk. Colonies are monogynous and can consist of several hundred ants. ''P. sciophila'' appears to be omnivorous; no seeds h
...y and shining, the mesosoma is completely and densely punctate, the dorsum of the pronotum may shine in the central region, but is still punctate. (Macka
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...so. G. C. and J. Wheeler (1953b) have provided a description of the larvae of all castes and instars. (Wilson 2003) It is known to remove (Atchison & Luc
...he Florida Keys, west to Illinois, Kansas, El Paso and the Davis Mountains of Texas, thence south to northern Mexico (Monterrey, Nuevo Leon). (Wilson 200
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