Vollenhovia kipyatkovi
- 学名
- Vollenhovia kipyatkovi
- 族
- Crematogastrini
- 亜科
- Myrmicinae
- 命名者
- Radchenko & Dlussky, 2013
- 化石種
- はい(化石種)
- 分布
- 0 か国で発見
紹介
Vollenhovia kipyatkovi is an extinct ant species known only from a single fossil worker preserved in Rovno amber from Late Eocene deposits in Ukraine . The worker measures approximately 2.5 mm in total body length . This species belongs to the subfamily Myrmicinae and tribe Crematogastrini . The fossil exhibits distinctive features including 12-segmented antennae with a 3-segmented club, a sessile petiole with a cuneiform shape, and dense coarse punctation on the head and mesosoma combined with short irregular sinuous rugulosity . Based on the amber specimen, the body appears greyish-black, though this color may be artificial . The species was described in 2013 and named in memory of Prof. Vladilen Kipyatkov, a distinguished Russian myrmecologist . Gynes (queens) and males remain unknown .
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Vollenhovia kipyatkovi is a fossil species and does not require a caresheet.
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