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| '''''Pheidologeton''''', also called '''marauder ants''', due to their raids similar to those of ]s. Their nests are more permanent but almost as large as those of army ants. This genus of ant is recognisable by its dramatic ], the difference in sizes of the worker ]s; there is a super-major worker in addition to major and minor. | '''''Pheidologeton''''' is a ] of ]s, also called '''marauder ants''', due to their raids similar to those of ]s. Their nests are more permanent but almost as large as those of army ants. This genus of ant is recognisable by its dramatic ], the difference in sizes of the worker ]s; there is a super-major worker in addition to major and minor. | ||
| There are about 42 ]/subspecies in this genus. They range from Africa through south Asia into Australia. | |||
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Pheidologeton is a genus of ants, also called marauder ants, due to their raids similar to those of army ants. Their nests are more permanent but almost as large as those of army ants. This genus of ant is recognisable by its dramatic polymorphism, the difference in sizes of the worker castes; there is a super-major worker in addition to major and minor.
There are about 42 species/subspecies in this genus. They range from Africa through south Asia into Australia.
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