Formica angusticollis, Jerdon, T. C., 1851
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6297922 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/F87F4160-8B3F-4C82-E96F-FDFA20A24E12 |
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Christiana |
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Formica angusticollis |
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N. S. |
33. Formica angusticollis HNS , N. S.
Worker 1 / 2 an inch long; head long, oblong, ending posteriorly in a narrow neck; eyes posterior, of moderate size; jaws triangular, strongly toothed; antennae long; thorax low, narrow, uniform; abdominal pedicle conical, high, narrow; abdomen oval; colour dull black, with antennas and legs rufous.
Warrior, 8 - 12 th of an inch long; head very large, notched posteriorly: eyes much smaller; otherwise similar.
I have only found this Ant in forests in Malabar and always singly.
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