Myrmecina strigis Lin & Wu, 1998
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https://doi.org/10.3897/dez.72.162491 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17663855 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/93A6BCB0-A07B-587D-877D-310107F11FA2 |
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Myrmecina strigis Lin & Wu, 1998 |
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Myrmecina strigis Lin & Wu, 1998 View in CoL
Fig. 52 View Figure 52
Myrmecina strigis Lin & Wu, 1998: 91, figs 9, 11, 21–24 (w.) TAIWAN. View in CoL
Material examined.
Unexamined.
Diagnostic features.
(1) 12 - segmented antennae; (2) head and mesosoma with striate-rugose sculpture (frons smooth); (3) anterior margin of clypeus convex (lacking a median denticle); (4) propodeal spines short, acute (shorter than their basal width, directed posteriorly); (5) gastral tergite I smooth; and (6) body size large ( TL > 3.5 mm).
Notes.
To date, we have been unable to examine the type specimens or obtain high-resolution images of the type material of M. strigis , except for SEM photographs of its holotype. This species closely resembles M. asiatica in general morphology, but can be reliably distinguished by the following diagnostic characters: (1) significantly larger body size ( TL > 3.5) (vs. < 2.6 in M. asiatica ), (2) anterior clypeal margin convex (vs. straight in M. asiatica ), and (3) propodeal spines proportionally shorter. Additional distinguishing features include its propodeal spine orientation (compared to M. taiwana ) and gastral tergite I completely smooth (vs. the reticulate sculpture in M. raviwonghei ).
Distribution.
Taiwan.
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Myrmicinae |
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Myrmecina strigis Lin & Wu, 1998
| Gu, Zhuojian, Zhang, Chen, Du, Congcong & Chen, Zhilin 2025 |
Myrmecina strigis
| Lin CC & Wu WJ 1998: 91 |
