Strongylognathus christophi Emery
             Iran list   Type location Russia
(Emery, 1889a: 439, queen; Forel, 1900e: 280, worker; Radchenko, 1985a:
1519, male) Sarepta on Volga - see below. 
             
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            Emery's
(1889b) description is at  .
Forel's
(1900a) description is at   
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             The
photomontage of a worker is collated from http://www.antweb.org/specimen.do?name=casent0904866.
This is indicated as a syntype on Antweb. Obviously, it is not the
Emery queen but Forel, whose very brief description was in a key,
stated the worker since had been discovered by M. Ruzsky, whose name is
on the label (Forel,1900e: 274). 
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            Oxford University
Museum
specimens 
            
              
                
                  Strongylognathus christophi 
                  B Taylor det. 
                   
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                  Iran 
M Ghatei 
62 
                   
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                  4.vi.2015 
37.98°N 
49.24°E 
58 m 
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                  Shaft, Guilan 
hand collected 
village farm 
1340h 
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                  1 
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                  Strongylognathus christophi 
                  B Taylor det. | 
                  Iran 
F Borjali 
32 
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                  1.v.2014 
37°4194 N 
49°9489 E 
-20 m 
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                  Kelachay 
hand collected 
forest, on soil, 1315h 
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                  1 
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             The photomontage
is of a worker from Iran, M Ghatei (62) 
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             The photomontage
is of a worker from Iran, F Borjali (32) 
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