Stenamma crypticum

Stenamma crypticum is a rather common component of the leaf litter in mid- to high-elevation mesic forest habitats in Central America. It has been collected from 900–2800 m, but is most common from 1500–2500 m. Habitat types include cloud forest, mesophyll forest, oak forest, and mixed hardwood forest. Most collections come from samples of sifted leaf litter collected from the forest floor, but some specimens are also known from cookie baits. Nests have never been found, but dealate queens, as well as workers, are common in the leaf litter, suggesting that nests might be in this stratum.

Distribution
This taxon was described from Mexico.

Nomenclature

 *  crypticum. Stenamma crypticum Branstetter, 2013: 80, figs. 68-71 (w.q.) MEXICO.