[2] Anochetus rugosus HNS Brown (1964)
showed that Anochetus jacobsoni Menozzi HNS (preoccupied by A. jacobsoni Forel HNS = princeps HNS) is a subjective synonym of A. rugosus F. Smith HNS. Donisthorpe already had needlessly proposed a new name, A. menozzii HNS, for the homonym, and Baroni Urbani did it again in 1971 when he published the replacement name A. ineditus HNS. The summary synonym of this distinctive species is thus: Anochetus rugosus (F. Smith) 1857 HNS (not 1858)
= A. beccarii Emery 1884 HNS = A. jacobsoni Menozzi 1939 HNS, not Forel 1911 = A. menozzii Donisthorpe 1941 HNS = A. ineditus Baroni Urbani 1971 HNS.
I took this species in lowland rain forest about 21 km west of Batulitjin, southeastern Kalimantan (Borneo). The nest was a small one, consisting of a dealate queen, 5 or 6 workers, and meager brood under the loose bark of a tall rotten stump from which were growing mosses, liverworts and other small plants.