Giant ants and their shape: revealing relationships in the genus <i>Titanomyrma</i> with geometric morphometrics
Julian Katzke(National Museum of Natural History), Torsten Wappler(Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt), Phillip Barden(New Jersey Institute of Technology), Denis Michez(University of Mons), Manuel Dehon(University of Mons)
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