Pyramica (Serrastruma) dotaja (Bolton)

Type location Cameroun (Serrastruma dotaja sp. n., Bolton, 1983: 339, illustrated, full-face view, alitrunk and pedicel profile), collected at Nko'emvon by D.A. Jackson, 16.iii.1980, holotype worker and 12 other workers, second collection on 25.xi.1980 - see below .

Bolton's description (1983) is at .

WORKER - TL 2.3-2.5 mm; the very long fine flagellate hairs on the mesonotum and pronotum are very distinctive; colour blackish-brown to jet black, appendages lighter.

Also from Cameroun, near Yaoundé (G. Terron); and Gabon.

The photomontage of a paratype worker is collated from - http://www.antweb.org/specimen.do?name=casent0102387

Oxford University Museum specimens

Pyramica dotaja B Taylor det.

Gabon Y Braet Gabon 225

27.vi-10.vii.2006 Pongara 00°34' N 09°19' E

Leaf litter, winkler funnel

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The photomontage is of a worker from Gabon, Pongara National Park; collector Yves Braet (Gabon 225).