Cardiocondyla wroughtonii Forel
- Seifert Key Type location India
(Emeryia Wroughtonii n. sp.,
Forel, 1890b: cxi, ergatoid male; Forel, 1903a: 689, worker &
queen) Poona - see below
junior synonyms (all Seifert, 2003: 269)
bicolor (Donisthorpe, 1930b: 366, worker) from Taiwan
- see http://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0901754
bimaculata (W M Wheeler,
1929g: 434, worker & queen) from Taiwan - no images on Antweb (March 2015)
chlorotica (Cardiocondyla
emeryi For. ssp. chlorotica
n. ssp., Menozzi, 1930b: 84, worker & queen) from Somalia,
Villagio Duca degli Abruzzi, x. 1936 - no images on Antweb (March 2015)
hawaiensis (Forel, 1899a: 119, worker) from Hawaii - see http://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0908351
quadraticeps (Forel,
1912n: 57, worker) from Singapore - specimen lost see - http://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0908352
(Bolton, 1982) .
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Forel's (1890b)
description is at . Menozzi's (1930b)
description of chlorotica
is at . Bolton's modern description (1982) is at .
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Seifert's modern description (2003) is at and
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The photomontage of a
cotype is
collated from http://www.antweb.org/specimen.do?name=casent0102969&shot=p1&project=
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The photomontage is
collated from http://www.antweb.org/specimen.do?name=casent0102969&shot=p1&project=
Collection Information: Specimen Code CASENT0102969; Locality Kenya:
Kajiado; Collection codes: ANTC5331 Date: Oct 1999; Collected by:
J.Saiboku.
Bolton (1982: 317, illustrated), has other records from Tanzania
and Somalia. Seifert (2003) reported measuring a worker
specimen from Tanzania, Dar es Salaam, xii.1978 (presumably that
reported by Bolton), Under C.
obscurior, Seifert reported investigating a worker specimen
from Kaijado, x.1999, Kenya; no collector was given. It seems highly
unlikely that the collection was not the same as that from which the
Antweb specimen came and, if so, Seifert's report seems erroneous. The
Antweb specimen has the features, gaster colouration, etc., of wroughtonii.
It also ties in with the other reports from East Africa.
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