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© Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard Entomology, 2003
· 1 Odontomachus infandus r striaticeps, Stitz 1925, side, syntype |
© Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard Entomology, 2003
· 0 Odontomachus infandus r striaticeps, Stitz 1925, label, syntype |
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© Copyright Gary Alpert, 2005-2008
· 0 Odontomachus infandus, worker, side |
© Copyright Gary Alpert, 2005-2008
· 0 Odontomachus infandus, worker, top |
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© Copyright Gary Alpert, 2005-2008
· 0 Odontomachus infandus, head |
© Copyright Gary Alpert, 2005-2008
· 0 Odontomachus infandus, queen, head |
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Odontomachus infandus r striaticeps, Stitz 1925, head, syntype JP80421_36 |
© Photographer/source
Odontomachus infandus r striaticeps, Stitz 1925, label, syntype JP80421_37 |
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© Photographer/source
Odontomachus infandus r striaticeps, Stitz 1925, side, syntype JP80421_38 |
Overview |
These are very similar to Odontomachus banksi in size and habitus.
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Identification |
The color of the head is reddish brown.
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Geographic distribution |
In the Philippines, Luzon Island.
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Natural history |
This ant is less common than O. banksi but shares the same range.
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How to encounter |
General collecting, leaf litter sifting.
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References |
Brown, W. L. Jr. 1976. Contributions toward a reclassification of the Formicidae. Part 6. Ponerinae, tribe Ponerini, subtribe Odontomachiti. Section A. Introduction, subtribal characters, genus Odontomachus. Studia Entomologica (n.s.) 19: 67-171.
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