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Bicarinatum-group Fierce Ants
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Bicarinatum-group Fierce Ants

Tetramorium bicarinatum

20 branches of this group, most-observed first

Bicolored Pennant Ant

speciesTetramorium bicarinatum

Tetramorium nipponense

speciesTetramorium nipponense

Tetramorium pacificum

speciesTetramorium pacificum

Tetramorium insolens

speciesTetramorium insolens

Forest Fierce ant

speciesTetramorium erectum

Tetramorium indicum

speciesTetramorium indicum

Southern Fierce Ant

speciesTetramorium notiale

Tetramorium petiolatum

speciesTetramorium petiolatum

Tetramorium cristatum

speciesTetramorium cristatum

Tetramorium obtusidens

speciesTetramorium obtusidens

Tetramorium tricarinatum

speciesTetramorium tricarinatum

Tetramorium validiusculum

speciesTetramorium validiusculum

Tetramorium bicolor

speciesTetramorium bicolor

Tetramorium phasias

speciesTetramorium phasias

Tetramorium emeryi

speciesTetramorium emeryi

Tetramorium gazense

speciesTetramorium gazense

Tetramorium amentete

speciesTetramorium amentete

Tetramorium peutli

speciesTetramorium peutli

Tetramorium pullulum

speciesTetramorium pullulum

Tetramorium scabrum

speciesTetramorium scabrum

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1404754.