genus
Mustache and Pygmy Snapping Ants
Strumigenys
Field notes
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- Strumigenys clypeata 4 native
- Rostrata-group Mustache Ants 3 native
- Pulchella-group Mustache Ants 2 native
- Ornata-group Mustache Ants 2 native
- Louisianae-group Pygmy Snapping Ants 2 native
- Talpa-group Mustache Ants 1 native
- Bare Mustache Ant introduced
- Emma’s Pygmy Snapping Ant introduced
- Roger's Pygmy Snapping Ant introduced
- Pergande’s Mustache Ant native
- Square-faced Mustache Ant native
- Lucky’s Mustache Ant native
- Strumigenys ananeotes native
- Strumigenys boltoni native
- Hindenburgi-group Pygmy Snapping Ants
- Silvestrii-group Pygmy Snapping Ants
- Strumigenys gundlachi
- Strumigenys godeffroyi
- Strumigenys argiola
- Strumigenys schulzi
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native mustache and pygmy snapping ants All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Louisiana Pygmy Snapping Ant
Strumigenys louisianae
154 observations
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Square-snouted Mustache Ant
Strumigenys rostrata
98 observations
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Pergande’s Mustache Ant
Strumigenys pergandei
35 observations
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Ornate Mustache Ant
Strumigenys ornata
33 observations
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Hairy-snouted Mustache Ant
Strumigenys pilinasis
32 observations
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Mole Mustache Ant
Strumigenys talpa
13 observations
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Arizona Mustache Ant
Strumigenys arizonica
13 observations
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Beautiful Mustache Ant
Strumigenys pulchella
9 observations
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Reflexed Mustache Ant
Strumigenys reflexa
9 observations
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Strumigenys mixta
7 observations
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Shining-snouted Mustache Ant
Strumigenys clypeata
6 observations
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Smooth-snouted Mustache Ant
Strumigenys laevinasis
6 observations
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Dietrich’s Mustache Ant
Strumigenys dietrichi
6 observations
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Short-haired Mustache Ant
Strumigenys brevisetosa
6 observations
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Strumigenys abdita
2 observations