• [Also described as new by Forel, 1902g: 540.]
• [Note: according according to Donisthorpe, 1932b: 576, Pheidole sharpi is conspecific with the minor worker described as Dilobocondyla didita Walker, 1859, while the Dilobocondyla didita Walker, 1859 major worker is a member of Dilobocondyla.]
• Status as species: Bingham, 1903: 234; Emery, 1921c: 94; Chapman & Capco, 1951: 150; Bolton, 1995b: 330; Tiwari, 1999: 39; Bharti et al., 2016: 43; Dias et al., 2020: 86.

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