File:Pachycondyla succinea BMNHP29202 head 01.jpg
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English: Closeup view of a Pachycondyla succinea male head.
Specimen BMNHP29202; British Museum of Natural History Baltic Amber, Middle Eocene; Samland Peninsula?, Baltic Region, Europe. |
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| Author | Vincent Perrichot |
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