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A colony of the western slavemaker ant Polyergus mexicanus. The host species the eastern black mound ant, Formica subsericea. The mixed worker population is maintained through pupa-robbing raids on hot summer afternoons.
28 May 2017, Gray Summit, Missouri.
Photo by James C. Trager.
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