Paratrechina Motschoulsky
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Paratrechina Motschoulsky |
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Genus Paratrechina Motschoulsky View in CoL
These grounddwelling ants are infrequently encountered in natural habitats of California, except P. hystrix Trager , a desert species. P. vividula (Nylander) is common in many urban locations, and behaves like an introduced species, although it is assumed to be native to Mexico ( Trager 1984b). A second tramp species, P. longicornis (Latreille) , of Old World origin, is established at some locations in southern California.
Species identification: keys in Trager (1984). Additional references: Creighton (1950a), MacKay (1998), Smith (1965), Saporito et al. (2004), Wetterer et al. (1999).
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