Figure 1 in Ecology and behaviour of the weaver ant Camponotus (Myrmobrachys) senex

Figure 1. Nest of weaver ant Camponotus senex in a Brazilian savanna. (A) External aspect of the nest: (1) one of the entrances of the nest, (2) leaf adhered to the external wall of the nest. (B) Sections of the nest showing the internal structure. The arrow shows the leaves and branches used as supports in nest fixation. (C) Details of the nest. The arrow indicates a worker on a wall that is being rebuilt. (D) The arrow shows a worker holding a larva in its jaws. The larva throws silk threads while the worker walks on the nest.