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Taxonomy - Harpegnathos saltator (Jerdon's jumping ant) (SPECIES)

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Mnemonic iHARSA
Taxon identifier i610380
Scientific name iHarpegnathos saltator
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Common name iJerdon's jumping ant
Synonym i-
Other names i › Harpegnathos saltator (Jerdon, 1851)
Rank iSPECIES
Lineage i › cellular organisms
   › Eukaryota
     › Opisthokonta
       › Metazoa
         › Eumetazoa
           › Bilateria
             › Protostomia
               › Ecdysozoa
                 › Panarthropoda
                   › Arthropoda
                     › Mandibulata
                       › Pancrustacea
                         › Hexapoda
                           › Insecta
                             › Dicondylia
                               › Pterygota
                                 › Neoptera
                                   › Holometabola
                                     › Hymenoptera
                                       › Apocrita
                                         › Aculeata
                                           › Formicoidea
                                             › Formicidae
                                               › Ponerinae
                                                 › Ponerini
                                                   › Harpegnathos
Strains i › R22 G/1
See also › tolweb.org
› www.alexanderwild.com
› www.antweb.org
› en.wikipedia.org
› www.biolib.cz
› www.itis.gov
› NCBI

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