Which of the following is NOT an ant species commonly found near structures?

The correct choice identifies the "Termite ant" as not being a commonly recognized ant species found near structures. While there are many species of ants that have established a reputation for invading and nesting in or around human structures, the "Termite ant" is not a scientifically recognized species of ant.

In contrast, the other options—Acrobat ants, Pavement ants, and Carpenter ants—are well-documented species that frequently invade homes and buildings. Acrobat ants are known for nesting in various structural areas and can often be found in wall cavities. Pavement ants typically nest in soil under sidewalks, driveways, and foundations, making them common near structures. Carpenter ants are notorious for nesting in wood, especially in damp or damaged wood, and can often be associated with significant structural damage if not managed properly.

The lack of a "Termite ant" species highlights the clarity in identifying prevalent ant species that are relevant to pest management around buildings.