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Shining guest ant (Formicoxenus nitidulus)

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Two shining guest ants, wingless queen and male

© Neil Robinson
Winged queen shining guest ant specimen, profile

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Winged queen shining guest ant specimen, dorsal view

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Winged queen shining guest ant specimen, head detail

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Winged queen shining guest ant specimen, wing detail

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Male shining guest ant specimen, profile

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Male shining guest ant specimen, dorsal view

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Male shining guest ant specimen, head detail

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Male shining guest ant specimen, posterior view

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Worker shining guest ant specimen, profile

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Worker shining guest ant specimen, dorsal view

© CAS / www.antweb.org
Worker shining guest ant specimen, head detail

© CAS / www.antweb.org

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