Honeypot ants (any species), Eciton burchelli (the best-known army ant) and leafcutter ants like Atta. I would also talk about interactions between ants and
- ant birds (with army ants)
- ant-mimicking jumping spiders
- butterfly caterpillars (e.g. Lysandra coridon)
- fungi (e.g. with Atta ants)

You can see the status of which species we sequenced here: psyche.tol.sanger.ac.uk please consider our authorship guidelines when using these genomes: www.projectpsyche.org

Huge thanks to the teams sampling, managing sample tracking, processing them in the lab, sequencing them, assembing and curating the genomes or supporting us with computational infrastructure.

You can see the status of which species we sequenced here: psyche.tol.sanger.ac.uk please consider our authorship guidelines when using these genomes: www.projectpsyche.org

Huge thanks to the teams sampling, managing sample tracking, processing them in the lab, sequencing them, assembing and curating the genomes or supporting us with computational infrastructure.

We are also deeply saddened that the Madeiran Large White, Pieris wollastoni, is now officially extinct: it was last seen in 1986. The full report can be downloaded here www.bc-europe.eu/documents/68...

Many thanks to great collaborators, including researchers from @sangerinstitute.bsky.social, @camzoology.bsky.social, Ikiam, Ecuador, Uni Campinas, Br, UNMSM, Peru, @floridamuseum.bsky.social, @cnrs.fr

Some media releases:
www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/science/geno...
www.sanger.ac.uk/news_item/re...

Despite the rearrangements, we find evidence of past hybridisation throughout the evolutionary history of these radiations. Multiple species show strongly admixed ancestries, indicating that hybridisation may have facilitated their evolution. This is something we are currently investigating more.