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Myrmothrix
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Myrmothrix

12 branches of this group, most-observed first

Florida Carpenter Ant

speciesCamponotus floridanus

Tropical Carpenter Ant

speciesCamponotus atriceps

Camponotus rufipes

speciesCamponotus rufipes

Camponotus renggeri

speciesCamponotus renggeri

Camponotus cingulatus

speciesCamponotus cingulatus

Camponotus hannani

speciesCamponotus hannani

Camponotus bugnioni

speciesCamponotus bugnioni

Camponotus sericatus

speciesCamponotus sericatus

Camponotus punctatus

speciesCamponotus punctatus

Camponotus lenkoi

speciesCamponotus lenkoi

Camponotus opaciceps

speciesCamponotus opaciceps

Camponotus cordiceps

speciesCamponotus cordiceps

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