Rhytidoponera nexa

Distribution based on Regional Taxon Lists
Indo-Australian Region: New Guinea.

Nomenclature

 * major. Rhytidoponera strigosa var. major Stitz, 1912: 501 (w.) NEW GUINEA. Junior synonym of nexa: Wilson, in Brown, 1958g: 204; Wilson, 1958d: 312.
 *  nexa. Rhytidoponera strigosa var. nexa Stitz, 1912: 500, fig. 4 (w.) NEW GUINEA. Raised to species: Wilson, in Brown, 1958g: 204. Senior synonym of gagates, major, waigeuensis: Wilson, in Brown, 1958g: 204; Wilson, 1958d: 312.
 * gagates. Rhytidoponera (Rhytidoponera) gagates Donisthorpe, 1941h: 51 (w.) NEW GUINEA. Junior synonym of nexa: Wilson, in Brown, 1958g: 204; Wilson, 1958d: 312.
 * waigeuensis. Rhytidoponera (Rhytidoponera) gagates subsp. waigeuensis Donisthorpe, 1942e: 703 (w.) NEW GUINEA. Donisthorpe, 1943d: 435 (m.). Junior synonym of nexa: Wilson, in Brown, 1958g: 204; Wilson, 1958d: 312.

References based on Global Ant Biodiversity Informatics

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 * Wilson Edward O. 1959. Adaptive Shift and Dispersal in a Tropical Ant Fauna. Evolution 13(1): 122-144