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Leptanilloides
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Leptanilloides

Leptanilloides is a genus of ants in the subfamily Dorylinae. Leptanilloides is an uncommonly collected genus with subterranean habits in the New World Andean and sub-Andean tropics.

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19 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Leptanilloides legionarius

speciesLeptanilloides legionarius

Leptanilloides amazonus

speciesLeptanilloides amazonus

Leptanilloides anae

speciesLeptanilloides anae

Leptanilloides atlanticus

speciesLeptanilloides atlanticus

Leptanilloides biconstrictus

speciesLeptanilloides biconstrictus

Leptanilloides caracola

speciesLeptanilloides caracola

Leptanilloides chihuahuaensis

speciesLeptanilloides chihuahuaensis

Leptanilloides copalinga

speciesLeptanilloides copalinga

Leptanilloides erinys

speciesLeptanilloides erinys

Leptanilloides femoralis

speciesLeptanilloides femoralis

Leptanilloides golbachi

speciesLeptanilloides golbachi

Leptanilloides gracilis

speciesLeptanilloides gracilis

Leptanilloides improvisus

speciesLeptanilloides improvisus

Leptanilloides manauara

speciesLeptanilloides manauara

Leptanilloides mckennae

speciesLeptanilloides mckennae

Leptanilloides nubecula

speciesLeptanilloides nubecula

Leptanilloides nomadus

speciesLeptanilloides nomadus

Leptanilloides prometeus

speciesLeptanilloides prometeus

Leptanilloides sculpturatus

speciesLeptanilloides sculpturatus

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