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• In Australia, " Monomorium " species is particularly successful.
• The pharaoh ant, " Monomorium pharaonis " is found around the world.
• With these two behaviors, " Monomorium " species can rapidly monopolize and defend food sources.
• "Monomorium minimum " are scavengers that will consume anything from bird droppings to dead insects.
• Individuals infected by SINV-1 can be killed faster than healthy individuals by " Monomorium chinense ".
• The most famous species in the " Monomorium " genus is the highly invasive pharaoh ant, " Monomorium pharaonis ".
• The most famous species in the " Monomorium " genus is the highly invasive pharaoh ant, " Monomorium pharaonis ".
• "Crematogaster punctulata " and " Monomorium minimum " of the subfamily Myrmicinae are frequently found in Kansas while many others are not as abundant.
• It is ubiquitous in a wide range of grassland, scrub and urban habitats . " Monomorium antarcticum " may occasionally enter houses, but does not form trails.
• However, unlike other ant species, " Monomorium " species, despite their unaggressive nature and small size, are able to thrive even in areas where " Iridomyrmex " dominates.
• Unlike all other ant mimics from the family Theridiidae, " A . formicaria " mimics the ant's myrmicine ant " Monomorium croceiventre ", which lives in the same habitat.
• Alpert ( 2013 ), based on Bolton's ( 2003 ) lists of character states for all ant genera, placed the genus within Solenopsidini and close to the genus " Monomorium ".
• Colonies do not display aggression toward each other; this is known as unicoloniality . " Monomorium pharaonis " is also notable for its complex foraging system, involving intricate trail routes maintained with several pheromones.
• Equally, wing-reduction might be a feature that only forms in drought-stressed colonies, as has been observed in several " Monomorium " ant species found throughout semi-arid regions of Australia.
• Known from Brazil, Ecuador and Venezuela, the species was originally described as " Monomorium inusuale " in 2007, but was reclassified as the type species for the new genus " Kempfidris " in 2014.
• The "'pharaoh ant "'( " Monomorium pharaonis " ) is a small ( 2 mm ) yellow or light brown, almost transparent ant notorious for being a major pest, especially in hospitals.
• ""'Monomorium dentatum " "'is an ant species which has been discovered on August 20, 2003 by M . R . Sharaf in Egypt and described by Sharaf, M . R . in 2007.
• Considering its close resemblance to African " Monomorium " species and its apparently continuous distribution from North Africa to Southeast Asia, its native range may include southern Asia and the Middle East, and it may have originated in North Africa.
• "' Ant species "'include Anenictus sp1, Anoplolepis longipes, Camponotus parius, Crematogaster biroi, Crematogaster sp 1 *, Crematogaster sp 2 *, Diacamma rugosum, Lepisiota capensis, Leptogenys chinesis, Leptogenys coonorensis, Leptogenys diminuta, Lophomyrmex quadripinosus, Meranoplus bicolor, Monomorium indicum, Myrmicaria striata, Myrmicaria brunnea, Oligomyrmex wroughtonii, Pachycondyla sp1 *, Paratrechina sp1 *, Pheidole sharpi, Pheidole sp1 *, Pheidole sp2 *, Pheidologeton diverus, Polyrhachis exercita, Solenopsis geminate, Tetraponera rufonigra, Tetraponera sp1 * ( * New species yet to be identified .)