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The 26 pages that link to Termite, each with the reason it gives.

• EusocialityBroader topic: Termites demonstrate eusociality in a lineage distinct from ants and bees.

• AntCompared with: Termites resemble ants socially but belong to a different insect lineage and have distinct anatomy.

• Wood preservationRelated: Termites are a major insect hazard addressed by some preservative systems and construction measures.

• MyrmecophagyBroader topic: Termites form the other principal prey group, with distinct nests and colony defenses.

• Termite moundNarrower topic: Termite species differ in whether they build conspicuous mounds.

• TrophallaxisRelated: Termites use trophallaxis to share nutrients and gut microorganisms.

• CockroachRelated: Termites are close relatives of cockroaches, despite their distinct social lifestyles.

• AardwolfRelated: Aardwolves locate termite colonies and lap up their workers, especially harvester termites.

• NumbatRelated: Termites make up most of the numbat’s diet.

• AardvarkRelated: Termites are a major part of the aardvark's diet.

• DidgeridooRelated: Their hollowing of suitable tree trunks can provide a natural instrument bore.

• Termite caste systemNarrower topic: The caste system is a feature of termite societies, not a universal insect arrangement.

• Army antCompared with: Termites form large colonies like army ants but occupy a distant insect lineage and different ecological role.

• Carpenter antCompared with: Unlike termites, carpenter ants excavate wood for shelter but do not eat it.

• Sloth bearRelated: Their colonies are a principal food source that sloth bears excavate and consume.

• Sun bearRelated: Sun bears use their claws and long tongues to obtain termites from nests.

• Bat-eared foxRelated: Harvester termites make up much of the fox’s diet in many regions.

• TamanduaRelated: Termites are among the principal prey tamanduas extract from nests.

• ScolecophidiaRelated: Termites and their larvae are prey for several scolecophidian species.

• Weaver antCompared with: Termites build nests from soil, wood, or fecal material rather than leaf-and-silk enclosures.

• XylophagyBroader topic: Termites are among the best-known animals whose diets include substantial amounts of wood.

• Coptotermes gestroiNarrower topic: The species belongs to this diverse insect group, which includes many ecologically and economically distinct termites.

• EmbiopteraCompared with: Termites form highly organized colonies, unlike the generally less complex social groups of webspinners.

• Giant armadilloRelated: Termites are a major food source for giant armadillos.

• JacamarRelated: Emerging termite alates can provide jacamars with concentrated airborne prey.

• ZorapteraCompared with: Both may occur in wood, but zorapterans do not build termite colonies or share termite social organization.