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Biology

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Natural History:

Anochetus are presumably predators, using their snapping mandibles much like their larger relatives, Odontomachus. However, there are few direct observations.

A. orchidicola lives in montane wet forest, nesting beneath epiphytes in the low arboreal zone. Workers have also been collected in Winkler samples from the forest floor.

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Distribution Notes

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Mexico (Veracruz), Costa Rica.

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Taxonomic History

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Anochetus orchidicola Brown, 1978c PDF: 619 (w.) MEXICO. Neotropic. AntCat AntWiki HOL
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