Home Start ID Morpho Data Geo-diversity Taxo-diversity Species list Training Jump to Subfamilies AENICTINAE AMBLYOPONINAE CERAPACHYINI DORYLINAE FORMICINAE LEPTANILLINAE MYRMICINAE PONERINAE PROCERATIINAE PSEUDOMYRMICINAE Genera Acropyga Aenictus Amblyopone Anomalomyrma Anoplolepis Camponotus Cerapachys Dorylus Lasius Leptanilla Plagiolepis Polyergus Polyrhachis Ponera Prenolepis Proceratium Protanilla Sources Credits Highter ants groups Photo by April Nobile AntWeb.org Petiole(PE) in one distinct part; BUT low and length in profile China, Japan, Morocco (Dolichoderinae) Technomyrmex sp. Technomyrmex albipes Technomyrmex gobbosus Technomyrmex sp. 1 Photo by O. Ruiz Petiole (PE) in one distinct part; BUT not haft like Petiole PE can be reduce in size and pressed tight against the gaster Whole Palearctic Aneuretinae Poneromorphes1 Dolichoderinae Dorylinae Formicinae Photo by Will Ericson AntWeb.org Petiole (PE) in one part; BUT similar in shape or fused toseg1 if PE fused, then strangulation between seg1 & seg2 and between seg2 & seg3 if PE detached, then strangulation only between seg1 & seg2 Your browser does not support JavaScript! AntWeb.org and O. Ruiz Segments between thorax and gaster in two distinct parts; - petiole (PE) attached to the thorax, - PE (PPE) attached to the gaster, AND no strangulation of gaster PE and PPE always distinct from gaster and thorax Whole Palearctic Pseudomyrmecini Aenictinae Leptanillinae Myrmicinae
