Scientific illustration of Formica seuberti ant - showing key identification features including head, thorax, and gaster.

Fossil Formica seuberti

Non-Parasitic Queen いいえ ゲーマーゲート
学名
Formica seuberti
Formicini
亜科
Formicinae
命名者
Heer, 1849
化石種
はい(化石種)
分布
0 か国で発見

紹介

Formica seuberti is a fossil ant species originally described from Tertiary deposits found in Oeningen, Germany . The original description dates to 1849 and was based on nine complete specimens and twenty incomplete specimens preserved in fossil beds . Workers measured approximately 3.5 Linie in total length (roughly 7-8mm), with a small head and a notably broad thorax . The species name honors Seubert, a botanist who contributed to early studies of these fossil insects . The current taxonomic status of Formica seuberti as a living species is uncertain. The original description comes from Oligocene/Miocene fossil beds over 20 million years old. It is unclear whether this species survives today, has been reclassified, or went extinct. No living specimens have been documented in modern entomological literature.

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国別の分布ステータス Kass et al. 2022 & Wong et al. 2023

在来種 外来種(侵略的) 移入種(屋内) 水際阻止 不明
2000 - 2026
Fossil

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Formica seuberti is a fossil species and does not require a caresheet.