Myrmica simillima (Smith, F. 1851)
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Ordo: Hymenoptera
Familia: Formicidae
Genus: Myrmica
Name
Myrmica simillima Smith, F., 1851 – Wikispecies link – Pensoft Profile
- Myrmica simillima Smith, F., 1851: 11-12.
Description
Worker (length 3 / 4 - 1 line). Head and thorax pale ferruginous, the legs and antennae more pallid, the coxae a little coloured, the eyes black; the abdomen is rufo- fuscous, pale towards the apex; the head is evenly longitudinally striate; the thorax above is without the usual transverse suture, but is a little compressed at the sides about the middle, and gradually slightly narrowed from the prothorax towards the nodes of the peduncle; the metathorax is truncate at the apex, and the spines are short, broad, and acute; the abdomen is furnished with a few scattered erect hairs. This species is very much like M. tuberumHNS, being of the same size, and resembling some specimens closely in its colour; the Sculpture is however different.
Distribution
Hab. - Dorset.
Taxon Treatment
- Smith, F.; 1851: List of the specimens of British animals in the collection of the British Museum. Part VI. - Hymenoptera Aculeata. British Museum, London: 11-12. doi
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