ECTATOMMINAE
Many thanks to Alex Wild at www.myrmecos.net for his work on Paraguayan ants and his permission to reproduce much of the information included in the ant sections of the FAUNA Paraguay page.
Designed by Paul Smith 2006. This website is copyrighted by law. Material contained herewith may not be used without the prior written permission of FAUNA Paraguay. Photographs on this web-site were taken by Paul Smith, Hemme Batjes, Regis Nossent,
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Gallery 1 - Ectatomma - Large and conspicuous Neotropical ants often seen on low vegetation tending honey-secreting insects. Gnamptogenys - Worldwide distribution, many specialist millipede predators. (www.myrmecos.net)
FIGURE 1a - Ectatomma brunneum - Mbaracayś Biosphere Reserve, Departamento Canindeyś (Alex Wild www.myrmecos.net).
FIGURE 1b - Ectatomma brunneum - Pozo Colorado, Departamento Presidente Hayes (Alex Wild www.myrmecos.net).
FIGURE 1c - Ectatomma edentatum - San Lorenzo, Departamento Central (Alex Wild www.myrmecos.net).
FIGURE 1d - Ectatomma tuberculatum - Departamento Concepción (Alex Wild www.myrmecos.net).
FIGURE 1e - Ectatomma tuberculatum - Departamento Concepción(Alex Wild www.myrmecos.net).
FIGURE 1f - Gnamptogenys rastrata young queen - Mbaracayś Biosphere Reserve, Departamento Canindeyś (Alex Wild www.myrmecos.net).
FIGURE 1g - Gnamptogenys rastrata young queen - Mbaracayś Biosphere Reserve, Departamento Canindeyś (Alex Wild www.myrmecos.net).