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

Fossil Pseudomyrmex saxulum

Non-Parasitic Queen 否 可育工蚁 (Gamergate)
学名
Pseudomyrmex saxulum
Pseudomyrmecini
亚科
Pseudomyrmecinae
命名者
LaPolla & Greenwalt, 2015
化石种
是(化石物种)
地理分布
分布于 0 个国家/地区

物种引言

Pseudomyrmex saxulum is an extinct ant species known from a single fossil queen discovered in the Middle Eocene Kishenehn Formation (about 44 million years old) in Montana, USA . This makes it the oldest known Pseudomyrmex species in the fossil record . The fossil is preserved in lateral compression, showing an overall dark brown body with lighter segmental margins and yellowish‑brown legs . The forewing length is 4.09 mm; full body length cannot be determined from the preserved specimen . Pseudomyrmex is a genus of slender, long‑legged ants typically found in tropical and subtropical regions, often nesting in plant cavities or wood, but the specific ecology of P. saxulum cannot be reconstructed from fossil evidence.

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本土物种 入侵物种 引入物种(温室内) 海关截获 未知
2000 - 2026
Fossil

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