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WOW! What a wonderful photo. I am stunned!
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My Current Journals: Aphaenogaster fulvaAphaenogaster rudisCamponotus castaneusCamponotus chromaiodesCamponotus pennsylvanicusCamponotus pennsylvanicus (rescued mature colony)Camponotus subbarbatusFormica pallidefulvaMyrmica americanaPheidolePonera pennsylvanica (My current attempt at starting a colony)
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01/20/2011 5:17 PM
MrILoveTheAnts wrote:I'm guessing Aphaenogaster tennesseensis. (Also I have a NTA to submit sometime.)
01/21/2011 9:51 AM
Chuck wrote:I'm going to guess Aphaenogaster mariae. It seems to be the best fit for both the way the thorax is shaped and the coloration to me. Aphaenogaster fulva was a close second, so that would be my second guess if I'm allowed to make two guesses.
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