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Ants I've found not previously recorded in the state


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#41 Offline AntsDakota - Posted June 5 2020 - 8:47 AM

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Which species?

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#42 Offline Ants_Dakota - Posted June 5 2020 - 5:24 PM

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Which species?

Americanus, I mean.

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#43 Offline TennesseeAnts - Posted November 30 2020 - 12:32 PM

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Here's mine:

Tennessee records:

Hypoponera cf. punctatissima (likely H. punctatissima)

Pheidole tepicana (was not recorded in TN at the time of collection on 7/1/18)
Proceratium creek (confirmed ID)

Kentucky records:

Aphaenogaster carolinensis

Forelius pruinosus

Pheidole crassicornis
Pheidole dentata

Pheidole morrisii

Monomorium sp. 

Nylanderia terricola/arenivaga

Updated KY records list.



#44 Offline Antkeeper01 - Posted November 30 2020 - 12:59 PM

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Here's mine:

Tennessee records:

Hypoponera cf. punctatissima (likely H. punctatissima)

Pheidole tepicana (was not recorded in TN at the time of collection on 7/1/18)
Proceratium creek (confirmed ID)

Kentucky records:

Aphaenogaster carolinensis

Forelius pruinosus

Pheidole crassicornis
Pheidole dentata

Pheidole morrisii

Monomorium sp. 

Nylanderia terricola/arenivaga

what about the Stigmatomma sp?


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#45 Offline TennesseeAnts - Posted January 4 2021 - 7:01 PM

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Here's mine:

Tennessee records:

 

Proceratium creek 

Nylanderia querna

Kentucky records:

Aphaenogaster carolinensis

Forelius pruinosus

Pheidole crassicornis
Pheidole dentata

Pheidole morrisii

Monomorium sp. 

Nylanderia terricola/arenivaga

Nylanderia querna

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#46 Offline TennesseeAnts - Posted January 4 2021 - 7:04 PM

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Here's mine:

Tennessee records:

Hypoponera cf. punctatissima (likely H. punctatissima)

Pheidole tepicana (was not recorded in TN at the time of collection on 7/1/18)
Proceratium creek (confirmed ID)

Kentucky records:

Aphaenogaster carolinensis

Forelius pruinosus

Pheidole crassicornis
Pheidole dentata

Pheidole morrisii

Monomorium sp. 

Nylanderia terricola/arenivaga

what about the Stigmatomma sp?

 

I haven't found them yet, but S. trigonagnathum is on my list of species to find this year. I'll have to travel to Northeastern TN for them.



#47 Offline ANTdrew - Posted January 4 2021 - 7:18 PM

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Dude, how should I find N. arenivaga in my state? I figure I’d have to go down to a sandier, more southern location.
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#48 Offline TennesseeAnts - Posted January 4 2021 - 7:20 PM

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Dude, how should I find N. arenivaga in my state? I figure I’d have to go down to a sandier, more southern location.

Exactly. N. arenivaga are pretty cool tbh, and I wish I'd kept the colony I had.






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