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Ponerinae, the
ponerine ants, is a
subfamily of ants in the
Poneromorph subfamilies group, with
about 1,600
species in 47
extant genera,
including Dinoponera...
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Ponerinae is a
subtribe of the
Orchidaceae tribe Epidendreae. The
Ponerinae are
characterized by
sympodial stems that do not form pseudobulbs, bear two...
- of two
unambiguously native British representatives of the
subfamily Ponerinae. The
other is the
recently discovered P. testacea,
which inhabits xerothermic...
- Paraponera. (Amber
Collection Stuttgart: Hymenoptera, Formicidae. V:
Ponerinae, partim.)" (PDF).
Stuttgarter Beiträge zur Naturkunde. 197: 1–9. doi:10...
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Cretaceous amber from New Jersey, and was
initially placed in the
subfamily Ponerinae. The
species was
later classified into its own
subfamily in 2003 by Barry...
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Pseudoneoponera rufipes is a
species of ant of the
subfamily Ponerinae. It is
found in
southern and
eastern Asia. Like
other ants in the genus, they extrude...
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Dinoponera is a
strictly South American genus of ant in the
subfamily Ponerinae,
commonly called tocandiras or
giant Amazonian ants.
These ants are generally...
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formerly used as
character that
defined the
poneromorph subfamilies,
Ponerinae and
relatives within their clade, but this is no
longer considered a synapomorphic...
- America,
while other army ant
lineages (Leptanillinae, plus
members of
Ponerinae, Amblyoponinae, and Myrmicinae) are
still considered to
represent independent...
- (1999). "Prey
Capture Behavior of
Psalidomyrmex procerus (Formicidae;
Ponerinae), a
Specialist Predator of
Earthworms (Annelida)". Sociobiology: 545–554...
