The ant genera of West Africa: a synonymic synopsis with keys (Hymenoptera: Formicidae).

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Bolton, B.

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Cora, Joe

Johnson, Norm

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biodiversity taxonomy insects Animalia Vespoidea Formicidae Hymenoptera Arthropoda Hexapoda Dorylinae +30

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