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ID request Myrmecocystus ？？

Started By benxixi , Aug 8 2021 3:35 AM

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#1 Offline benxixi - Posted August 8 2021 - 3:35 AM

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#2 Offline PetsNotPests - Posted August 8 2021 - 4:35 AM

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Looks like a Myrmecocystus mimicus queen.

Ants are Pets, not Pests.

-Camponotus sansabeanus

-Camponotus US-CA02

-Camponotus vicinus

-Formica podzolica

-Monomorium spp.

-Pogonomyrmex californicus

-Solenopsis spp.

#3 Offline ReignofRage - Posted August 8 2021 - 4:43 PM

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Without pictures of the face and profile that shows the pubescents clearly we can't really make a positive ID. The subgenus, Endiodioctes, is about as far as we can go with it.

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