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Ants that commonly inhabit sand dunes include species like the Harvester ant (Pogonomyrmex spp.) and various types of dune ants (such as those in the genus Formica). These ants are adapted to sandy environments, often building their nests in the loose substrate to avoid flooding and heat. They play essential roles in the ecosystem by aerating the soil and contributing to seed dispersal. Additionally, their foraging behavior can help control pest populations in these unique habitats.

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