Myrmica vastator
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Myrmica vastator |
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37. Myrmica vastator View in CoL HNS . B.M.
Worker. Length 3/4 - 1 line.-Pale ferruginous: the abdomen black, with about one-third at the base pale, entirely smooth and shining; the head wider than the thorax or abdomen, oblong, slightly emarginate behind; the eyes minute, the club of the antennae three-jointed. Thorax deeply strangulated in the middle, the metathorax without spines. Abdomen ovate, truncate at the base, entirely destitute of pubescence.
Hab. India. (Coll. Major-General Hardwick.)
A number of these ants were found in the cocoon of an Indian moth.
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