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Pseudomyrmex ant

Pseudomyrmex cf Triplarinus

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Description:

From time to time I find this tiny (between 2 and three milimeters) ant, almost always alone. Its most interesting feature, I think, is the multisegmented thorax.

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PublishedJune 17, 2014

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