Ants of Sierra Morena, Chiapas, Mexico

Report by John T. (Jack) Longino, The Evergreen State College.

This is a working list of the ants of Sierra Morena, Chiapas, Mexico, based on Project LLAMA sampling. Specimen records have been uploaded to the AntWeb database and are periodically updated.

This is a static webpage with links to the AntWeb species pages, where you can see distribution maps on Google Earth. If links are dead, that means the database has changed as hypotheses of species boundaries evolve and names change.

Acropyga
Adelomyrmex JTL011 (cf. tristani, but smaller, shorter dorsal pilosity, erect setae on hind tibia present or absent (always present on tristani), queens smaller with larger shiny spot on mesonotum.)
Adelomyrmex JTL014 (cf. micans, but face sculptured, not shiny.)
Adelomyrmex JTL016 (a single queen, the size of A. robustus queen, but with shorter pilosity and no erect setae on hind tibia.)
Adelomyrmex JTL017 (cf. silvestrii. Pronotal dorsum with smooth spot. Propodeal spines long, upturned. Postpetiole like silvestrii).
Adelomyrmex silvestrii
Apterostigma pilosum
Atta mexicana
Azteca coeruleipennis (a Cecropia ant.)
Azteca xanthochroa (a Cecropia ant.)
Belonopelta deletrix
Brachymyrmex
Brachymyrmex JTL012
Brachymyrmex minutus
Brachymyrmex nebulosus (Previously known from one site in Costa Rica. A single specimen collected as a stray worker. Face is sculptured, in contrast to smooth-faced Costa Rican version.)
Camponotus albicoxis
Camponotus JTL035
Camponotus JTL063
Camponotus JTL065
Camponotus sericeiventris
Cardiocondyla venustula
Carebara intermedia
Cephalotes maculatus
Cerapachys JTL005
Crematogaster opaca
Crematogaster sumichrasti
Discothyrea denticulata
Dorymyrmex
Eciton burchellii parvispinum
Eciton mexicanum
Eciton vagans angustatum
Eurhopalothrix JTL013
Gnamptogenys curtula
Gnamptogenys interrupta
Gnamptogenys porcata
Gnamptogenys simulans (The Mexican form of this species is bufonis, a valid species, but I think bufonis is a synonym of simulans.)
Hypoponera
Hypoponera JTL007
Hypoponera JTL020
Hypoponera nitidula
Hypoponera parva
Labidus coecus
Labidus praedator
Leptanilloides JTL002 (A wonderful discovery! A new species near L. sculpturata.)
Leptogenys JTL012
Myrmelachista skwarrae
Neivamyrmex JTL007
Neivamyrmex opacithorax
Neivamyrmex sumichrasti
Octostruma balzani_complex
Odontomachus yucatecas
Pachycondyla harpax
Pachycondyla JTL014 (cf. ferruginea. Other specimens of this morphospecies are from under epiphytes at 1500m elevation on Volcan Barva in Costa Rica.)
Pachycondyla unidentata
Paratrechina JTL013
Pheidole bilimeki
Pheidole deceptrix
Pheidole erethizon
Pheidole fimbriata
Pheidole flavens
Pheidole gouldi
Pheidole JTL155
Pheidole JTL159
Pheidole JTL163
Pheidole mackayi
Pheidole mera
Pheidole mooreorum
Pheidole potosiana
Pheidole pubiventris
Pheidole punctatissima
Pheidole ruida
Pheidole ursus
Ponera JTL002 (A smaller version of P. pennsylvanica.)
Proceratium mancum
Procryptocerus scabriusculus
Pseudomyrmex championi
Pseudomyrmex ejectus
Pseudomyrmex pallidus
Pseudomyrmex PSW-06
Pseudomyrmex PSW-53
Pseudomyrmex rufomedius
Pseudomyrmex seminole
Pyramica brevicornis
Pyramica rogata
Rhopalothrix JTL002
Rogeria innotabilis
Solenopsis
Solenopsis geminata
Solenopsis subterranea
Stenamma mgb10
Stenamma mgb20
Strumigenys biolleyi
Strumigenys emeryi
Temnothorax JTL012
Temnothorax JTL013
Tetramorium spinosum
Trachymyrmex JTL003
Typhlomyrmex rogenhoferi
Wasmannia auropunctata
Xenomyrmex stollii


Page author:

John T. Longino, The Evergreen State College, Olympia WA 98505 USA.longinoj@evergreen.edu


Date of this version: 10 July 2011.

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