...'|Associate Taxon Link = Trachymyrmex arizonensis|Associate Relationship = host|Locality =|Source =|Notes =|Inline = yes}}. The attine fungus garden requir
...same nest at the same time. Gray et al. (2018) provide a thorough account of distributions, the mutualism, and a link to a video showing this species ca
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...n data: September 26, 2019, by Gary Alpert and Mark Szydlo 16 km southeast of Flagstaff in Walnut Canyon National Monument, Coconino County, Arizona, USA
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...cked on top of a beetle elytron, which can be found in basically all nests of this species. Photo by Phil Hoenle.
...d mesonotum with anterior pair of very prominent spines and posterior pair of very low denticles (Kempf 1968).
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...logy at the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart (image source: University of Hohenheim, photo by Simone Cappellari Rabeling).
...rted his laboratory to continue his studies about the evolutionary biology of ants. In 2017, Christian and his lab joined the Social Insect Research Grou
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This is a widespread ant, found in many different types of habitat. Although not commonly seen,
...raiding columns of N. texanus and reported their observations on behavior of this species in the laboratory. (Snelling and Snelling 2007)
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...oils, often on north-facing slopes and often in partial shade at the edges of forests.
...tiny (> 0.04 mm). The scape extends well past the posterior lateral corner of the head. Color varies, but usually these ants have a black head with the r
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...([[type locality]])}}, [[Central African Republic]], [[Democratic Republic of Congo]], [[Equatorial Guinea]], [[Gabon]], [[Ghana]], [[Guinea]], [[Ivory C
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...esult of this wide range it is also by far the most studied and best known of the ''Neivamyrmex''.
|comment1=A male army ant during a nighttime nest emigration of ''Neivamyrmex nigrescens''. Portal, Arizona, USA. Photo by Alex Wild.
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...Brown 1964). In Canada it has been collected several times in the province of Ontario (Guénard et al. 2017). Brown (1964) took the first collection in K
...Strumigenys'' feeding on collembella were made by Wesson (1935) in a study of ''S. pergandei''. It is found nesting with ''[[Aphaenogaster rudis]]'', ''[
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...n logs and stumps or under stones. It is a temporary host of other members of the genus.
...s by the form of the mesonotum, which is abruptly elevated above the level of the pronotum. This structure is actually a welt, which is concave in the mi
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