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Table 1.

Population and dimensional data of nests of Odontomachus chelifer.

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Fig 1.

Scheme of nest 1 of Odontomachus chelifer.

A to J = entrance orifices of the nest. 1 to 5 = Shafts of the nest. Maximum depth indicated on the major shaft.

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Fig 2.

Scheme of Nest 2 of Odontomachus chelifer.

A to F = entrance orifices of the nest. 1 to 6 = Shafts of the nest. Maximum depth indicated on the major shaft.

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Fig 3.

Scheme of Nest 3 of Odontomachus chelifer.

A to D = entrance orifices of the nest. 1 to 4 = Shafts of the nest. Maximum depth indicated on the major shaft.

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Fig 4.

Scheme of Nest 4 of Odontomachus chelifer.

A to I = entrance orifices of the nest. 1 to 8 = Shafts of the nest. Maximum depth indicated on the major shaft.

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Fig 5.

Cement cast of a relatively small Odontomachus chelifer nest.

(a) = viewed from above. A to C = entrance orifices of the nest. (b) = Lateral view of the same nest showing the top-heavy distribution and the flattened appearance of chambers. 1 to 4 = Shafts of the nest. Maximum depth indicated on the major shaft.

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Fig 6.

Cement cast of a chamber shaped “in steps”.

Chambers built under one another becoming fused, looking like a staircase.

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Fig 7.

Scatter plot depicting the Pearson’s Correlation tests results.

(a) = Pearson’s correlation between total area of chambers and number of chambers; (b) = Pearson’s correlation between total volume of chambers and number of chambers; (c) = Pearson’s correlation between number of workers and total area of chambers; (d) = Pearson’s correlation between number of workers and total volume of chambers; with the respective values of r and p.

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Fig 8.

Details of a chamber and fungus present in nests of Odontomachus chelifer.

(a) = Chamber paved with decaying plant material and presence of immature of the ant Odontomachus chelifer; (b) = Detail of the plant material with fungal proliferation.

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Table 2.

Animals cohabiting nests of Odontomachus chelifer, other poneromorph species in which these animals have already been described and references for this occurrences.

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