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Although the Argentine ant is neither poisonous nor predatory, individual colonies cooperate in a super-colony so large that its collective appetite can become a competitive threat to bird, lizard, and other insect populations.
individual colonies cooperate in a super-colony so large that its collective appetite can become a competitive
individual colonies cooperate in a super-colony of such size, its collective appetite can become a competing
individual colonies cooperate in a super-colony so large as to cause its collective appetite to become a competitive
such is the size of the cooperative super-colony comprising individual colonies, its collective appetite can become a competing
there is so much size to the individual colonies' cooperative super-colony that its collective appetite can become a competitive
individual colonies cooperate in a super-colony so large that its collective appetite can become a competitive
individual colonies cooperate in a super-colony of such size, its collective appetite can become a competing
individual colonies cooperate in a super-colony so large as to cause its collective appetite to become a competitive
such is the size of the cooperative super-colony comprising individual colonies, its collective appetite can become a competing
there is so much size to the individual colonies' cooperative super-colony that its collective appetite can become a competitive
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