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A New Subspecies of Aphaenogaster Treatæ Forel

William Morton Wheeler

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Aphaenogaster treatm subsp, harnedi subsp, nov.Worker.Differing from the typical treato in having the lobe at the base of the antennal scape much shorter and narrower, not more than { as long as the scape (about { as long in the type), and in sculpture, the thorax, petiole, postpetiole and basal half of the first gastric segment being opaque and densely punctate and the puncturation of the head Jenser and coarser, so that its occiput

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Aphaenogaster treatm subsp, harnedi subsp, nov.Worker.Differing from the typical treato in having the lobe at the base of the antennal scape much shorter and narrower, not more than { as long as the scape (about { as long in the type), and in sculpture, the thorax, petiole, postpetiole and basal half of the first gastric segment being opaque and densely punctate and the puncturation of the head Jenser and coarser, so that its occiput

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Aphaenogaster treatm subsp, harnedi subsp, nov.Worker.Differing from the typical treato in having the lobe at the base of the antennal scape much shorter and narrower, not more than { as long as the scape (about { as long in the type), and in sculpture, the thorax, petiole, postpetiole and basal half of the first gastric segment being opaque and densely punctate and the puncturation of the head Jenser and coarser, so that its occiput

Key concepts: Subspecies, Geography, Biology, Zoology

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