Aenictus fuscovarius Gerstäcker
 Type location Mozambique
(Aenictus fuscovarius n. sp.,
Gerstäcker, 1859: 262) - no images on Antweb (at February 2019)
subspecies
laetior (Aenictus
fuscovarius Gerst. var. laevior
n. var., Forel, 1910c: 249,
male) from Ethiopia - see http://www.antweb.org/specimen.do?name=casent0907027
magrettii (Aenictus
Magrettii, Emery, 1892d:
569, illustrated, male; written after the description in Emery, 1892d:
569, illustrated; subspecies
status by Emery, 1895j:
747) from Sudan, Errer-es-Saghir, Dr Magretti - see below
sagittarius (Aenictus
fuscovarius Gerst., st. sagittarius
nov., Santschi, 1938a:
30, illustrated, male) from Egypt, Dakhla Oasis - see http://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0911427;
males only
described (see
Bolton, 1995)  .
From Senegal, as magrettii, from Gorée
Island,
by H. Brauns (in Wheeler, 1922) - this seeems likely to be an erroneous
location.
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Gerstäcker's (1859) description is at  ; and Santschi (1924b) gave a brief
description and illustration of the male genitalia, this is at  . Emery (1892d) gave a brief description
and illustration of the male genitalia of magrettii, this is at
 .
Forel's (1910c) description
of laetior is at  .
Santschi's (1938a)
description and illustration of sagittarius is at  . .
Egypt records - Type form - Gebel Elba (Sharaf
list).
Santschi (1938a) sagittarius from Dakhla Oasis, 3 males,
collector Stoney, 13.vi.1938, and, Doit, 1 male, collector Adair,
16.iii.1917. Gebel Elba, Ismailia, Port Fouad, Belbis, El-Manzala
(Sharaf list).
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The
photomontage of the type worker of magrettii is collated from