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Currax-group Raider Ants
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Currax-group Raider Ants

Aenictus currax

9 branches of this group, most-observed first

Aenictus parahuonicus

speciesAenictus parahuonicus

Aenictus gracilis

speciesAenictus gracilis

Aenictus pfeifferi

speciesAenictus pfeifferi

Aenictus diclops

speciesAenictus diclops

Aenictus glabrinotum

speciesAenictus glabrinotum

Aenictus huonicus

speciesAenictus huonicus

Aenictus wayani

speciesAenictus wayani

Aenictus currax

speciesAenictus currax

Aenictus cornutus

speciesAenictus cornutus

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