Whether you're looking for fire ants, carpenter ants or some tetramorium flavithorax, the first complete database of the world's 11,000 known ant species can help you out.
Scientists say http://research.amnh.org/entomology/social_insects/ is a unique resource for scholars, ecologists or anyone interested in myrmecology -- the scientific study of ants.
“We have set up the first online, continually updated list of all ants in the world, about 11,000 species,” Donat Agosti, a Swiss scientist and Cairo-based research associate at the American Museum of Natural History, told Reuters on Tuesday.
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