Camponotites silvestris
- 学名
- Camponotites silvestris
- 亜科
- Formicinae
- 命名者
- Steinbach, 1967
- 化石種
- はい(化石種)
- 分布
- 0 か国で発見
紹介
Camponotites silvestris is an extinct ant species from the Late Pliocene, known only from fossil specimens found in the Willershausen clay pit in Lower Saxony, northern Germany . This species belongs to the subfamily Formicinae, making it a relative of modern carpenter ants (Camponotus). The only known specimen is a winged queen (gyne) preserved as a ventral impression in clay sediments. Based on wing measurements, this was a large ant—the fore-wing exceeded 19mm in length, making it larger than any modern Palaearctic Camponotus species which typically reach 13-16mm . The body was black and the wings were medium brown . The fossil site was a moist forest or floodplain environment with standing water . This species cannot be kept in captivity as it is extinct—only fossil specimens exist.
No caresheet needed
Camponotites silvestris is a fossil species and does not require a caresheet.
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