Sentences with MYRMECOPHILES
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"Some myrmecophiles have evolved mechanisms to gain protection from ants."
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"Antbirds are known myrmecophiles that follow army ant colonies."
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"Many myrmecophiles have specialized adaptations to live in ant nests."
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"Certain beetles are considered myrmecophiles because they depend on ants for survival."
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"Some myrmecophiles can mimic the chemical signals of ants to avoid detection."
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"The presence of myrmecophiles can affect the behavior of ant colonies."
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"There are various types of myrmecophiles, including spiders, mites, and fungi."
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"Many myrmecophiles rely on ants to provide them with food."
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"Some myrmecophiles exhibit behavioral adaptations to communicate and interact with ants."
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"Certain myrmecophiles have evolved morphological features that allow them to live in ant tunnels."
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"The study of myrmecophiles provides insights into the complex interactions between ants and other organisms."
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"Some myrmecophiles have mutualistic relationships with ants, benefiting both parties."
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"Parasitic myrmecophiles exploit ants for resources without providing any benefits in return."
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"The evolution of myrmecophiles is shaped by their interactions with ants over time."
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"The relationship between myrmecophiles and ants can be both cooperative and antagonistic."
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"Understanding the ecological roles of myrmecophiles is an active area of research."
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"The myrmecophiles benefit from their association with ants by receiving protection or food."
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"There are various types of myrmecophiles, such as beetles, mites, and fungi."
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"Certain myrmecophiles have adapted to mimic the appearance or chemical signals of ants."
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"Some myrmecophiles, like the butterfly caterpillar, release chemicals that soothe aggressive ants."
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"One example of myrmecophiles is the silverfish, which lives in the debris of ant colonies."
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"Antbirds are known myrmecophiles as they follow ant swarms to feed on the insects flushed by the ants."
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"The presence of myrmecophiles is often important for the stability and functioning of ant colonies."
