File:Aphantochilus roguersi (Thomisidae), Manaus, Brazil, Thiago G. de Carvalho.jpg

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The spider Aphantochilus roguersi (Thomisidae), a predator of Cephalotes, from Manaus, Brazil.

Photo by Thiago Gomes de Carvalho.

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current	08:29, 25 July 2021		750 × 500 (347 KB)	SShattuck (talk \| contribs)	The spider ''Aphantochilus roguersi'' (Thomisidae), a predator of ''Cephalotes'', from Manaus, Brazil. Photo by Thiago Gomes de Carvalho.

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