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Species: Cataulacus brevisetosus
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Subfamily: Myrmicinae Genus: Cataulacus
Taxonomic History (provided by Barry Bolton, 2013)
Taxonomic history
| [Also described as new by Forel, 1903h: 560.]. |
| Subspecies of Cataulacus pygmaeus: Santschi, 1916b PDF: 508; Wheeler, 1922: 298. |
| Revived status as species: Santschi, 1939b PDF: 246; Bolton, 1974a PDF: 31. |
| Senior synonym of Cataulacus meduseus and material of the unavailable name Cataulacus plebeja referred here: Bolton, 1974a PDF: 31. |
Distribution:
Reference for Kenya if not type: Bolton 1974aNotes:
Caste of types: (w)Taxon Page Author History
Specimen Data Summary
Found most commonly in these habitats: 1 times found in 2nd growth veg., 1 times found in primary forest
Collected most commonly using these methods or in the following microhabitats: 1 times search, 1 times pitfall trap
Elevations: collected from 138 - 1470 meters, 1026 meters average
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CASENT0217820
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