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Formica pallidefulva

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Field Notes

Description:

These were small, yellowish-brown ants, perhaps a quarter inch long.

Habitat:

Sandy, sparsely vegetated beach area of Lake Superior.

Reference Links:

Species: Formica pallidefulva - AntWeb

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Formica pallidefulva

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PublishedSeptember 13, 2011

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