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#1 Offline AntsBrazil - Posted December 11 2016 - 4:50 PM

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Hello, I found this queen in a log, unfortunately I don't have the size(I'm not at home) but it's very close to 9mm. Could it be Pheidole?

 

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Atta sexdens

Camponotus rufipes

Camponotus cf. puntulactus

Pachycondyla striata

Solenopsis saevissima

 

 

 


#2 Offline AntsBrazil - Posted December 11 2016 - 4:54 PM

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I posted in the wrong place if someone can move it please...


Owner of:

 

Atta sexdens

Camponotus rufipes

Camponotus cf. puntulactus

Pachycondyla striata

Solenopsis saevissima

 

 

 


#3 Offline Connectimyrmex - Posted December 11 2016 - 4:56 PM

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Nice find! I would say that it looks like Pheidole or Tetramorium!


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#4 Offline Alabama Anter - Posted December 11 2016 - 6:00 PM

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Nice find! I would say that it looks like Pheidole or Tetramorium!

Hmmmm... I think it could be pheidole

YJK





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