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193-37/©Patrick Landmann/Lightmediation/Wonder of terrestrial biodiversity / 193-37: Enchophyllum cruentatum fullface. / South America / Neotropical forest 193-39/©Patrick Landmann/Lightmediation/Wonder of terrestrial biodiversity / 193-39: Lycoderes fernandezi, female of its laying. / South America / Neotropical forest 193-38/©Patrick Landmann/Lightmediation/Wonder of terrestrial biodiversity / 193-38: Lycoderes fernandezi, female of its laying. Gregarious they are scattered on the stem with their outgrowths pointed towards outside make think of spines of certain shrubs. / South America / Neotropical forest 193-40/©Patrick Landmann/Lightmediation/Wonder of terrestrial biodiversity / 193-40: Tritropidia bifenestrata, with a larvae. / South America / Neotropical forest
193-41/©Patrick Landmann/Lightmediation/Wonder of terrestrial biodiversity / 193-41: Larvae of Tritropidia bifenestrata, babied by an ant Dolichoderus bispinosus. Mutualistic associations are very complex and multifactorial. Mutualism are found between the two species only if the benefit is important for 193-43/©Patrick Landmann/Lightmediation/Wonder of terrestrial biodiversity / 193-43: Female of tritropidia bifenestrata with egges, larvae and ants Dolichoderus bispinosus. Mutualistic associations are very complex and multifactorial. Mutualism are found between the two species only if the benefit is important for each 193-42/©Patrick Landmann/Lightmediation/Wonder of terrestrial biodiversity / 193-42: Larvae an mature Tritropidia bifenestrata on its laying. Mutualistic associations are very complex and multifactorial. Mutualism are found between the two species only if the benefit is important for each one: for example, protection 193-44/©Patrick Landmann/Lightmediation/Wonder of terrestrial biodiversity / 193-44: Tritropidia bifenestrata. When a young feels threatened, the vibrations so created are communicated within the group of the larvae and the nymphs. Together, they tap the stem to alert the mothers who come to defend them by
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