Talk:Hodotermitidae
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Harvester termites[edit]
"Harvester termite" redirects to this page, but according to this 2023 Australian study (and also here and here), Drepanotermes (no article, but redlinked under Termitinae), are also called harvester termites. I think I'll create a link from "Australian harvester termite" to the latter article and mention it in that one for now, unless anyone has any better ideas. Laterthanyouthink (talk) 01:57, 4 April 2023 (UTC)