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Myrmotrema
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Myrmotrema

18 branches of this group, most-observed first

Camponotus radiatus

speciesCamponotus radiatus

Camponotus grandidieri

speciesCamponotus grandidieri

Bristleback Sugar Ant

speciesCamponotus postoculatus

Olivier's Bristly Sugar ant

speciesCamponotus olivieri

Camponotus bottegoi

speciesCamponotus bottegoi

Red Bristly Sugar ant

speciesCamponotus robecchii

Camponotus compressiscapus

speciesCamponotus compressiscapus

Kakamega Sugar ant

speciesCamponotus bayeri

Camponotus diplopunctatus

speciesCamponotus diplopunctatus

Camponotus orthodoxus

speciesCamponotus orthodoxus

Bull Sugar Ant

speciesCamponotus tauricollis

Camponotus aurofasciatus

speciesCamponotus aurofasciatus

Camponotus avius

speciesCamponotus avius

Camponotus foraminosus

speciesCamponotus foraminosus

Camponotus argus

speciesCamponotus argus

Camponotus atriscapus

speciesCamponotus atriscapus

Camponotus tilhoi

speciesCamponotus tilhoi

Camponotus aequitas

speciesCamponotus aequitas

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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 795103.