Home Start ID 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 PDF group Photo by / AntWeb.org Gaster with strangulation between seg1 and seg2 Clypeus (Cly) reduced or vestigial Strangulation of gaster between (seg1 & seg2) not very marked or absent Sting always present, well developped and functionnal Whole Paleartic Anochetus Cryptopone Diacamma Hypoponera Leptogenys c. Odontomachus Pachycondyla Ponera Photo by / AntWeb.org Eye reduced to a single ommatidium or absent Cly and (∆fr) absent Antennal sockets not concealed by frontal carinae Armament of Pyg consisting solely of a single pair of posteriorly directed short spines situated posterolaterally, Hypo always unarmed, and promesonotal suture present France, Eurasian tropics and subtropicsDorylus fulvus fulvus Photo by / AntWeb.org Eye always present, with numerous ommatidia Clyand ∆fr present and Cly never between the carinae Hypo with an circular acidopore, surrounded by long setae Whole Paleartic Camponotini Formicini Lasinii Plagiolepinii Photo by Erin Prado AntWeb.org Eye always present, with numerous ommatidia Cly posterior sized by the antennal sockets and ∆fr vestigial or absent Suture between mesopleuron and metapleuron and the meso-propodeal suture are brighter Sting vestigial or absent, in many case not visible without dissection Whole Palearctic Aneuretinae Dolichoderinae
