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Summary

Figure 1. (A) General view of two clumped epiphytic bromeliads (Vriesia) in the sandy forest of Cardoso Island, southeast Brazil; Odontomachus hastatus uses the epiphytes’ root mass as nesting site for the colony. (B) Returning forager of Odontomachus hastatus with a recently–captured termite in the mandibles. Photographs courtesy of Pedro Rodrigues.

Camargo RX, Oliveira PS. 2012. Natural history of the Neotropical arboreal ant, Odontomachus hastatus: Nest sites, foraging schedule, and diet. Journal of Insect Science 12:48.

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