Camponotus ebneri Finzi 1930
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https://doi.org/ 10.25674/so |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10870830 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B91787A1-F438-2974-D666-FF14FBDCFCE3 |
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Felipe |
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Camponotus ebneri Finzi 1930 |
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stat. nov. |
Camponotus ebneri Finzi 1930 View in CoL stat. nov.
This taxon has been described as Camponotus lateralis var. ebneri Finzi 1930 from the region of Beskinta to Dsebel Sanin in Lebanon. I examined the single type worker hosted in NHM Wien. It is labeled ‘Beskinta – Sannin, Liban. 16.VIII.’28. R. Ebner Mus. Caes. Vind.’, ‘ Type! Camponotus lateralis var. ebneri n. v. det. Finzi 1929’, ‘ANTWEB CASENT0915596’. The specimen is not ‘ganz schwarz’ as Finzi stated: the lateral pronotum is reddish and meso- and metapleuron reddish black. The taxon appears closely related to C. dalmaticus (Nylander 1849) . The type specimen of C. ebneri is allocated to the C. dalmaticus cluster when run as wild-card in an LDA considering the complete character set and all other entities listed in Tab. 2 View Table 2 and Tab. 3 View Table 3 . Yet, a synonymization with C. dalmaticus appears premature due to the apparently disjunct distribution and because the data of PrW/CS 1.25 and nPr 1.25 are outside the range known for C. dalmaticus ( Tab. 3 View Table 3 ). It is hypothesized here to represent an allopatric sister species.
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