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Lasiophanes
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Lasiophanes

Lasiophanes is a small genus of ant with six described species endemic to Patagonia (Argentina and Chile). The genus is related to Lasius of the Northern Hemisphere and Melophorus of Australia and New Zealand.

Little is known about these species and the taxonomy of Lasiophanes is poorly understood.

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6 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Lasiophanes picinus

speciesLasiophanes picinus

Lasiophanes hoffmanni

speciesLasiophanes hoffmanni

Lasiophanes atriventris

speciesLasiophanes atriventris

Lasiophanes valdiviensis

speciesLasiophanes valdiviensis

Lasiophanes strenua

speciesLasiophanes strenua

Lasiophanes perplexus

speciesLasiophanes perplexus

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