*Several Identification keys are available, covering different Taxa and Geographic regions.
**They can also be found in the subfamily or genus page ([[Ponerinae#identification|Keys to Ponerinae genus]], [[Tetr
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...T. melanocephalum'' proposed here is based on the fact that it is globally by far the most abundant species, that it is known from India and that no coun
...t. 53.3] of another species-group name also in use, but the names apply to taxa not considered congeneric after 1899, the author must not automatically rep
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**''Araucomyrmex ''Gallardo, 1919b: 249. Type-species: ''Dorymyrmex tener'', by original designation.
*Shattuck, S. O. 1992c. Generic revision of the ant subfamily Dolichoderinae (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). Sociobiology 21: 1-181 (page 77,
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...r context. On the other hand, uncertainties are implicitly recognized also by Bolton while qualifying characters as “extremely rare” or “extremely
...till contains also some probabilistic statements similar to those employed by Bolton since they may facilitate identification in a number of cases.
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..., 1999: 20 state that ''yaeyamensis'' was based on "''formosae'' Forel, an invalid name", as also was ''formosae'' Lin & Wu. Hence ''formosae'' Lin & Wu is au
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...park near Blythe is on the banks of the Colorado River and is heavily used by travellers from other states. The ant is now abundant in that park but has
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