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List Of Colobopsis Species
This is a list of extant valid species and subspecies of the genus ''Colobopsis''. There are 95 species in this genus. A * '' Colobopsis abdita'' * '' Colobopsis anderseni'' * '' Colobopsis annetteae'' * '' Colobopsis aruensis'' * '' Colobopsis aurata'' * '' Colobopsis aurelianus'' B *'' Colobopsis badia'' *'' Colobopsis brachycephala'' *'' Colobopsis bryani'' C *'' Colobopsis calva'' *'' Colobopsis camelus'' *'' Colobopsis cerberula'' *'' Colobopsis ceylonica'' *'' Colobopsis clerodendri'' *'' Colobopsis conica'' *'' Colobopsis conithorax'' *'' Colobopsis corallina'' *'' Colobopsis cotesii'' *'' Colobopsis cristata'' *'' Colobopsis culmicola'' *'' Colobopsis custodula'' *'' Colobopsis cylindrica'' D *'' Colobopsis dentata'' *'' Colobopsis desecta'' E *'' Colobopsis elysii'' *'' Colobopsis equus'' *'' Colobopsis etiolata'' *'' Colobopsis excavata'' *'' Colobopsis explodens'' F *'' Colobopsis fijiana'' *'' Colobopsis flavolimbata'' G *'' Colobo ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Colobopsis
''Colobopsis'' is a genus of ant in the subfamily Formicinae. This genus was first described in 1861 by Mayr and contains 95 species. The type species is '' Colobopsis truncata''. Description As part of Camponotini, ''Colobopsis'' workers have distinctive mandibular dentition (5-8 teeth with the 3rd tooth from the apex not being reduced), antennae 12-segmented and antennal separations well separated from the posterior clypeal margin. ''Colobopsis'' workers are dimorphic, being divided into major workers and minor workers. The major workers generally have phragmotic heads that are truncate to varying extents. This may cause them to be confused for '' Camponotus'' and vice versa, since some ''Camponotus'' also have phragmotic heads. Pupae of ''Colobopsis'' are always naked. This is unlike pupae of ''Camponotus'', which are enclosed in cocoons. Phylogeny For a period of time, ''Colobopsis'' was considered a subgenus of ''Camponotus''. A 2015 phylogenomic study found it to b ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |