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Camponotus wettereri in the US

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#1 Offline ReignofRage - Posted May 17 2021 - 12:05 PM

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I read a paper that stated C. wettereri had been found in the US, but the only specimen collect was collect on a South American island. Has anyone seen them in the US or know anything about them being in the US?

Here's the AntWeb page for them https://www.antweb.o...=casent0914432 



#2 Offline Manitobant - Posted May 17 2021 - 12:21 PM

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That species doesn’t appear to even exist. I just looked it up and found nothing.

#3 Offline NPLT - Posted May 17 2021 - 12:51 PM

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That species doesn’t appear to even exist. I just looked it up and found nothing.

I managed to find something the only reference to it on the internet. Not a valid taxon name. 


Um, uh, Ants!

 

link to journal: https://www.formicul...lt-ant-journal/


#4 Offline ReignofRage - Posted May 17 2021 - 1:23 PM

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That species doesn’t appear to even exist. I just looked it up and found nothing.

I gave a link in my post...



#5 Offline NPLT - Posted May 17 2021 - 1:26 PM

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That species doesn’t appear to even exist. I just looked it up and found nothing.

I gave a link in my post...

 

The link, unfortunately, has no specimen but "Specimen:casent0914432  is not in the AntWeb database."


Um, uh, Ants!

 

link to journal: https://www.formicul...lt-ant-journal/


#6 Offline ReignofRage - Posted May 17 2021 - 1:31 PM

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That species doesn’t appear to even exist. I just looked it up and found nothing.

I gave a link in my post...

 

The link, unfortunately, has no specimen but "Specimen:casent0914432  is not in the AntWeb database."

 

Oh that's wack.



#7 Offline NPLT - Posted May 17 2021 - 1:34 PM

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That species doesn’t appear to even exist. I just looked it up and found nothing.

I gave a link in my post...

 

The link, unfortunately, has no specimen but "Specimen:casent0914432  is not in the AntWeb database."

 

Oh that's wack.

 

There is a specimen of something though under a different name.


Um, uh, Ants!

 

link to journal: https://www.formicul...lt-ant-journal/


#8 Offline ReignofRage - Posted May 17 2021 - 1:35 PM

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That species doesn’t appear to even exist. I just looked it up and found nothing.

I gave a link in my post...

 

The link, unfortunately, has no specimen but "Specimen:casent0914432  is not in the AntWeb database."

 

Oh that's wack.

 

There is a specimen of something though under a different name.

 

That's what I meant to link.



#9 Offline ReignofRage - Posted June 13 2021 - 7:20 PM

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Yes this is a necro-post, but I figured out where they are in the US. They were collect on one of the Channel Islands.



#10 Offline ReignofRage - Posted June 22 2021 - 12:54 AM

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Turns out Mackay ,the person who found them, was being typical Mackay and it turned out to just be Camponotus maritimus:ugone2far:


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