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last updated 23.Nov.2007


Amblyopone

Amblyopone is an ancient group of predaceous ants found worldwide.  These subterranean ants have elongate mandibles and a characteristic broad posterior attachment of the petiole.  Many species, including the widespread North American species A. pallipes and its close relative A. oregonensis, are specialist predators of centipedes. 


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Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone australis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone oregonensis

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes

Amblyopone pallipes


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