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Genus
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Two groups of
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occur in California. “Fire ants” are relatively large, grounddwelling species, with generalized foraging habits, aggressive workers and a painful sting. They include the widespread native species,
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, and the recently introduced
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(red imported fire ant). “Thief ants” are small to minute species, previously placed in the subgenus
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. These ants are predominantly subterranean, and difficult to identify.
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<paragraph id="2AD64228F31E610829B3BBC3E0FC8D61" pageNumber="36">Species identification: keys in Trager (1991) (fire ants), Wheeler and Wheeler (1986g) and Mackay and Mackay (2002). Additional references: Buren (1972), Creighton (1930b), Gorman et al. (1998), Jones et al. (1982a), Knight and Rust (1990), Korzukhin et al. (2001), Morrison (2002), Porter and Savignano (1990), Ross and Trager (1991), Taber (2000), Thompson (1989).</paragraph>
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