gptkbp:instance_of
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gptkb:mythological_figure
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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5
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:Tarzan:_The_Animated_Series
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gptkbp:average_temperature
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warm environments
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gptkbp:behavior
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cannibalistic
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gptkbp:body_style
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smooth and rounded
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gptkbp:breeding_season
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spring to summer
polygynous
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gptkbp:climate
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moist soil
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gptkbp:color
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yellowish to light brown
light to dark yellow
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gptkbp:common_name
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gptkb:Thief_Ant
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gptkbp:communication
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pheromones
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gptkbp:controls
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baits and insecticides
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gptkbp:defense_mechanism
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formic acid
biting
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gptkbp:diet
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honeydew, insects
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gptkbp:distribution
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gptkb:North_America
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gptkbp:ecological_role
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decomposers
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gptkbp:egg_color
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by queen
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gptkbp:employees
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fertile females
sterile females
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gptkbp:eye_color
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well-developed
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gptkbp:family
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gptkb:Formicidae
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gptkbp:foraging_behavior
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up to 100 meters
nocturnal
opportunistic
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gptkbp:genus
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gptkb:Solenopsis
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gptkbp:habitat
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hundreds to thousands
soil, nests of other ants
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gptkbp:has_friend
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several weeks
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gptkbp:has_part
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well-adapted for carrying
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gptkbp:has_role
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foragers, nurses
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gptkbp:historical_context
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gptkb:collaboration
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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The Thief Ant
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gptkbp:larval_stage
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several weeks
holometabolous
regurgitated food
by workers
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gptkbp:lifespan
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up to 1 year
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gptkbp:mission
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12 to 13
monomorphic
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gptkbp:nesting
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varies by location
under rocks
small holes
by workers
often in abandoned nests
soil and debris
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gptkbp:peerage
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up to 200 eggs per day
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gptkbp:phylum
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single node
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gptkbp:predators
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aggressive towards intruders
various insectivorous animals
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gptkbp:related_species
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gptkb:Fire_Ants
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gptkbp:reproduction
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queens mate once
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gptkbp:scientific_name
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gptkb:Solenopsis_molesta
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gptkbp:seasonal_activities
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active year-round
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gptkbp:size
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2.5 to 3 mm
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gptkbp:social_structure
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eusocial
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gptkbp:species
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gptkb:Solenopsis_molesta
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gptkbp:subspecies
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gptkb:Myrmicinae
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gptkbp:symbiotic_relationships
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with aphids
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gptkbp:threats
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habitat loss
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