- and the
shape of
their mounds.
Dorymyrmex bicolor was
recently known as
Conomyrma bicolor but has been
renamed to
Dorymyrmex bicolor. It has a
single petiole...
-
Ammomyrma Santschi, 1922
Araucomyrmex Gallardo, 1919
Biconomyrma Kusnezov, 1952
Conomyrma Forel, 1913
Psammomyrma Forel, 1912
Spinomyrma Kusnezov, 1952...
-
Dorymyrmex ins**** is a
species of
pyramid ant, one of
several species known as
crazy ants, for
their "frenetic"
movement and
swarming behavior. It is...
- on the Lake
Wales Ridge in Florida. Trager, J. C. 1988a. A
revision of
Conomyrma (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) from the
southeastern United States, especially...
- S2CID 40186769.
Michael H.J. Möglich & Gary D.
Alpert (1979). "Stone
dropping by
Conomyrma bicolor (Hymenoptera: Formicidae): A new
technique of
interference competition"...
-
species is
endemic to the
United States. Trager, J. C. 1988a. A
revision of
Conomyrma (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) from the
southeastern United States, especially...
-
challenging mating context may also have pla**** a role. Ants of the
species Conomyrma bicolor pick up
stones and
other small objects with
their mandibles and...
-
Ephebomyrmex spp.,
Lasius neoniger,
Pheidole spp.,
Pogonomyrmex badius, and
Conomyrma insana,
which is
among the most significant. C.
insana ants are known...
-
island of
Ocean Cay in the Bahamas. Trager, J. C. 1988a. A
revision of
Conomyrma (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) from the
southeastern United States, especially...
-
endemic to the
United States. Trager,
James C. (1988). "A
Revision of
Conomyrma (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) from the
Southeastern United States, Especially...
