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Zasphinctus imbecilis
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Zasphinctus imbecilis

Zasphinctus imbecilis (formerly Sphinctomyrmex imbecilis) is a species of ant distributed in Australia. Part of the genus Zasphinctus, it was described by myrmecologist Auguste Forel in 1907. It is widely distributed in Australia, typically living under rocks. It is known for its 12-segmented antannae.

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