Key to Afrotropical Camponotus fulvopilosus species group
This key is based on Robertson & Zachariades 1997 [1].
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Afrotropical Camponotus fulvopilosus species group
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- Dense mat of hairs partly or completely covering the gastral tergite and obscuring the underlying tergite . . . . . 2
- Gastral tergites with regularly spaced, sparsely distributed hairs; underlaying cuticle clearly visible Camponotus brevisetosus
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- Hairless patches on gaster narrow, less than half the width of tergite in major worker, or absent. . . . . . 3
- Hairless patches on gaster wide, grater than half the width of tergite in major worker; distribution limited to Namib desert dune sea. . . . . Camponotus detritus
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- Pronotal humerus in major worker acute; cuticle reddish, distribution limited to Southern Cape. . . . . Camponotus storeatus
- Pronotal humerus in major worker obtuse; cuticle usually black, distributed through arid and savanna areas of Southern Africa. . . . . Camponotus fulvopilosus
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