Crematogaster (Oxygyne) donisthorpei Santschi

Type location Zimbabwe (Crematogaster (Oxygyne) donsithorpei n. sp., Santschi, 1934a: 188, all forms) - see below

All forms described (see Bolton, 1995) .

Santschi's (1934a) description is at . Illustration from Santschi (1935a: 261) where he described margaritae cupida and gave comparison with donisthorpei.

The photomontage is collated from The Smithsonian Institute cotype images at http://ripley.si.edu/ent/nmnhtypedb/public/specimeninfopage.cfm?publicconsumption=1&typespecimenID=790

The photomontage of a purported co-type is collated from http://www.antweb.org/specimen.do?name=casent0101917&shot=p1&project=null

The photomontage is compiled from screenshots of the ant from a film "The Queen of Trees", on Ficus sycomorus L. (Sycamore Fig - found throughout eastern Africa and north into Egypt and Syria); filmed, directed and produced by Mark Deeble & Victoria Stone; scientific advisor Stephen Compton, BBC Natural World series, 2005. The film is set in southern Kenya (Mzima?). Despite the limitations of the image, the overall characters match those given by Santschi, notably, the erect hairs on the anterior of the clypeus, the impressed median line on the head, the deep metanotal suture, and the median notch in the posterior border of the postpetiole.