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Taxonomic history
tenuissimus (EmeryHNS 1906).
Canindeyú, Ñeembucú (ALWC, INBP).
Found most commonly in these habitats: 13 times found in red mangroves, 9 times found in rainforest, 8 times found in tropical moist forest, 6 times found in edge of second-growth rainforest, 5 times found in tropical dry forest, 8 times found in red mangrove, 3 times found in rainforest edge, 4 times found in scrub, 2 times found in littoral forest, 2 times found in cerrado, ...
Found most commonly in these microhabitats: 19 times on low vegetation, 4 times ex dead twig, 3 times Spondias mombin canopy, 1 times on Vochysia tree-fall, 3 times on recent tree-fall, 3 times felled tree, 1 times ex dead twig thorny vine, 1 times ex dead twig of woody liana, 1 times ex dead twig of Gliricidia sepium, 1 times Virola canopy, foragers, 2 times recent tree-fall, ...
Collected most commonly using these methods: 8 times Search, 6 times canopy fogging, 3 times Malaise, 2 times Fogging, 1 times at u-v light, 45-3 times beating vegetation, 2, 1 times direct collection, 1 times hand collecting, 1 times Arboreal pitfall, 1 times light trap, 1 times beating vegetation (2 hours), ...
Elevations: collected from 2 - 1000 meters, 198 meters average
Collect Date Range: collected between 1900-08-15 00:00:00.0 and 2020-09-22 00:00:00.0
Type specimens: syntype of Pseudomyrma culmicola: casent0907523; syntype of Pseudomyrma subtilissima tenuissima: casent0904058
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