TY - JOUR
T1 - Leptothorax, Epimyrma and Chalepoxenus of Morocco (Hymenoptera : Formicidae). Key and catalogue of species
AU - Cagniant, Henri
AU - Espadaler, Xavier
PY - 1997/9/1
Y1 - 1997/9/1
N2 - Leptothorax, Epimyrma and Chalepoxenus of Morocco (Hymenoptera : Formicidae). Key and catalogue of species. - The ant genus Leptothorax totals 35 species in Morocco of which 7 are described as new forms : recedens, suberis, delaparti, oraniensis, cagnianti, mirabilis, mimeuri sp.n., laurae antoniae ssp.n., pan, gaetulus, simesno sp.n., obscurior, theryi, tyndalei, unifasciatus (introduced species), tebessae, atomus sp.n., curtulus, spinosus, personatus, santschii, atlantis, convexus (species of uncertain status), algiricus, kiudiria sp.n., mauritanicus, bucheti, turritellus sp.n., ditifet sp.n., neminan sp.n., bugnoni, formosus, productus, marocanus, anacanthus. Presence of L. unifasciatus (= L. volubilis) is to be confirmed ; the other taxa (except recedens) are endemic of Maghreb or Iberomauritanian and 15 are strict endemics of Morocco. The parasitic genera Epimyrma and Chalepoxenus are represented by 2 species respectively : E. kraussei, E. algeriana and Ch. tramieri, Ch. brunneus. A key is proposed as also a survey of specific: geographical distribution ; undescribed winged forms of several species are described .
AB - Leptothorax, Epimyrma and Chalepoxenus of Morocco (Hymenoptera : Formicidae). Key and catalogue of species. - The ant genus Leptothorax totals 35 species in Morocco of which 7 are described as new forms : recedens, suberis, delaparti, oraniensis, cagnianti, mirabilis, mimeuri sp.n., laurae antoniae ssp.n., pan, gaetulus, simesno sp.n., obscurior, theryi, tyndalei, unifasciatus (introduced species), tebessae, atomus sp.n., curtulus, spinosus, personatus, santschii, atlantis, convexus (species of uncertain status), algiricus, kiudiria sp.n., mauritanicus, bucheti, turritellus sp.n., ditifet sp.n., neminan sp.n., bugnoni, formosus, productus, marocanus, anacanthus. Presence of L. unifasciatus (= L. volubilis) is to be confirmed ; the other taxa (except recedens) are endemic of Maghreb or Iberomauritanian and 15 are strict endemics of Morocco. The parasitic genera Epimyrma and Chalepoxenus are represented by 2 species respectively : E. kraussei, E. algeriana and Ch. tramieri, Ch. brunneus. A key is proposed as also a survey of specific: geographical distribution ; undescribed winged forms of several species are described .
UR - https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/0040564981
M3 - Article
SN - 0037-9271
VL - 33
SP - 259
EP - 284
JO - Annales de la Societe Entomologique de France
JF - Annales de la Societe Entomologique de France
IS - 3
ER -