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

Fossil Emplastus miocenicus

Non-Parasitic Queen Нет Гамергейт
Науч. назв.
Emplastus miocenicus
Подсемейство
Dolichoderinae
Автор
Dlussky & Putyatina, 2014
Ископаемое
Да (ископаемый вид)
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Введение

Emplastus miocenicus is an extinct ant species from the Miocene epoch, known only from fossil specimens discovered in Radoboj, Croatia. This ancient species belonged to the subfamily Dolichoderinae and has been dated to approximately 11-16 million years ago. The species was formally described in 2014 by Dlussky and Putyatina based on well-preserved female (queen) specimens found in Miocene sediment deposits . Queens measured around 13.5mm in body length, making them substantial ants comparable in size to many modern Dolichoderine species . The genus Emplastus is now considered extinct, with no living representatives known to science.

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Местный Инвазивный Интродуцирован (в помещении) Перехвачен Неизвестно
2000 - 2026
Fossil

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