Tetramorium antrema (Bolton)
  Type location Cameroun
(Triglyphothrix antrema, Bolton, 1976: 318, worker, not
illustrated; 1985). From Ototomo Forest Reserve, holotype worker only
(G. Terron)  .
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Bolton's description (1976) is at  .
WORKER - TL 1.8 mm; a minute species. Colour black,
antennae and femora dark brown, tibiae yellowish white.
Described as widespread (found at 10 sites, 162 workers)
in Ghana in leaf litter by Belshaw & Bolton (1994b).
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 The
photomontage of the holotype worker is collated from http://www.antweb.org/specimen.do?name=casent0901143.
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Oxford University Museum
specimens
Tetramorium antrema
B Taylor det.
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Congo
Y Braet
t-1-4
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19.viii.2007
Brazzaville
4° 15' 33" S
15° 17' 5" E
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24h pitfall trap;
forest around the GERDIB laboratories; 317 m asl
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1
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Tetramorium antrema
B Taylor det. |
Congo
Y Braet
t-1-7 |
19.viii.2007
Brazzaville
4° 15' 33" S
15° 17' 5" E
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24h pitfall trap;
forest around the GERDIB laboratories; 317 m asl
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1
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 The
photomontage is of a worker from Congo, Brazzaville; collectors
Yves Braet & Eric
Zassi (t 1.4)
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 The
photomontage is of a secondworker from Congo, Brazzaville;
collectors Yves Braet & Eric
Zassi (t 1.7)
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