Subfamily MYRMICINAE Tribe ATTINI Strumigenys archboldi Deyrup and Cover |
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Strumigenys archboldi, full face view of worker. |
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Strumigenys archboldi, profile view of worker. |
| Strumigenys archboldi has been collected mostly from lakeside or riparian habitats in mixed or deciduous forests in FL and GA. This species has a wedge shaped head and narrowed clypeus, much like S. clypeata, S. ohioensis, and S. laevinasis, but differs from those species in that it has a distinct diastema between the basal lamella and the basal tooth. |
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