Polyrhachis tibialis explained

Polyrhachis tibialis is a species of ant in the subfamily Formicinae, found in many Asian countries. There are 10 subspecies recognized.

Subspecies

• Polyrhachis tibialis addax Santschi, 1928 – Indonesia
• Polyrhachis tibialis caligata Emery, 1895 – Indonesia, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Vietnam,
• Polyrhachis tibialis completa Santschi, 1928 – Indonesia
• Polyrhachis tibialis crassisquama Forel, 1913 – Malaysia
• Polyrhachis tibialis nigricornis Santschi, 1928 – Indonesia
• Polyrhachis tibialis orientalis Karavaiev, 1927^[1] – Indonesia
• Polyrhachis tibialis parsis Emery, 1900 – India, Singapore^[2]
• Polyrhachis tibialis pectita Santschi, 1928 – Sri Lanka
• Polyrhachis tibialis robustior Karavaiev, 1927^[1] – Indonesia
• Polyrhachis tibialis tibialis Smith, F., 1858 – Borneo, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, China

External links

• Web site: Polyrhachis tibialis – Facts. AntWeb. 19 January 2014.
• Web site: Polyrhachis tibialis. at antwiki.org
• Animaldiversity.org
• Itis.org

Notes and References

1. Agosti . Donat . The Ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) Types in Argentinian Collections . Journal of the New York Entomological Society . 1997 . 105 . 3/4 . 199–205 . 0028-7199.
2. Overbeck . H. . A list of Ants of Singapore and some neighbouring places . Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society . 1924 . 2 . 1 (90) . 25–40 . 2304-7550.