The Mating of Diacamma
The Mating of Diacamma
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迪亚卡玛的交配
DOI:
10.1155/1922/80849
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J. W. Chapman
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W. M. Wheeler;J. W. Chapman
Diacamma is a very clearly defined genus of Ponerine ants confined to India, Ceylon, Southern China, the Malay Archi-pelago, New Guinea and the northeast corner of Australia. The species were carefully monographed by Emery in 1897, and a list of those known in 1911 was published by the same author in the" Genera Inseetorum". There are only thirteen species, but one of them, the Indomalayan rugosum has some 25 subspecies and varieties. All the species have large black or bronzy, more rarely beautifully metallic blue or green, workers (Fig. 1), and pale yellow or yellowish red males (Fig. 2), with very long antennm and the pygidium terminatingin a curved spine.