| Name | Authorship | Protonym |
|---|---|---|
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Formica devastator
nomen nudum, unavailable
|
Christ, 1791 |
Formica devastator
(w.)
INDIA.
Indomalaya.
|
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Formica didyma
incertae sedis in genus, unidentifiable
|
Fabricius, 1782 |
Formica didyma
(w.)
ITALY.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica difficilis
valid
|
Emery, 1893k |
Formica rufa subsp. difficilis
(w.q.m.)
U.S.A. (Virginia).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica difficilis consocians
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica difficilis Emery, 1893
|
Wheeler, 1904i |
Formica difficilis var. consocians
(w.q.m.)
U.S.A. (Connecticut).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica diffidens
an obsolete combination of Pheidole diffidens (Walker, 1859)
|
Walker, 1859 |
Formica diffidens
(w.)
SRI LANKA.
Indomalaya.
|
|
Formica diligens
an obsolete combination of Camponotus festinus diligens (Smith, 1857)
|
Smith, 1857a |
Formica diligens
(q.)
WEST MALAYSIA.
Indomalaya.
|
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Formica dirksi
valid
|
Wing, 1949 |
Formica dirksi
(q.)
U.S.A. (Maine).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica discolor
an obsolete combination of Camponotus discolor (Buckley, 1866)
|
Buckley, 1866 |
Formica discolor
(w.q.)
U.S.A. (Texas).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica dislocata
incertae sedis in genus, unidentifiable
|
Say, 1836 |
Formica dislocata
(q.m.)
U.S.A. (Indiana).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica distinguenda
an obsolete combination of Camponotus distinguendus (Smith, 1871)
|
Smith, 1871a |
Formica distinguenda
|
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Formica distinguenda
an obsolete combination of Camponotus distinguendus (Spinola, 1851)
|
Spinola, 1851a |
Formica distinguenda
(w.m.)
CHILE.
Neotropic.
|
|
Formica dlusskyi
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica longiceps Dlussky, 1964
|
Bolton, 1995b |
Formica dlusskyi
|
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Formica dolosa
valid
|
Buren, 1944a |
Formica (Neoformica) pallidefulva subsp. dolosa
(w.)
U.S.A. (Texas).
Nearctic.
|
|
Formica domestica
an obsolete combination of Tapinoma domesticum (Smith, 1871)
|
Smith, 1871a |
Formica domestica
|
|
Formica dominula
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica sanguinea Latreille, 1798
|
Nylander, 1846a |
Formica dominula
(w.q.m.)
FINLAND.
Palearctic.
|
|
Formica dorsata
incertae sedis in genus, unidentifiable
|
Panzer, 1798 |
Formica dorsata
(q.)
AUSTRIA.
Palearctic.
|
|
Formica dorycus
an obsolete combination of Camponotus dorycus (Smith, 1860)
|
Smith, 1860b |
Formica dorycus
(w.)
NEW GUINEA (Indonesia).
Australasia.
|
|
Formica dryas
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica obscuriventris Mayr, 1870
|
Wheeler, 1905d |
Formica dryas
(w.q.)
U.S.A. (Wisconsin, Illinois).
Nearctic.
|
|
Formica dryas gymnomma
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica obscuriventris Mayr, 1870
|
Wheeler, 1905d |
Formica dryas var. gymnomma
(w.)
U.S.A. (New York, Illinois).
Nearctic.
|
|
Formica dusmeti
valid
|
Emery, 1909b |
Formica rufa subsp. dusmeti
(w.)
SPAIN.
Palearctic.
|
|
Formica edax
an obsolete combination of Pheidole edax (Forskål, 1775)
|
Forskål, 1775 |
Formica edax
(w.)
PROBABLY EGYPT.
Palearctic.
|
|
†Formica egecomerta
junior synonym of current valid taxon †Formica flori Mayr, 1868
|
Özdikmen, 2010c |
†Formica egecomerta
|
|
Formica egregia
an obsolete combination of Camponotus egregius (Smith, 1858)
|
Smith, 1858a |
Formica egregia
(w.)
BRAZIL.
Neotropic.
|
|
Formica elata
nomen nudum, unavailable
|
Lund, 1831a |
Formica elata
(w.)
BRAZIL (Minas Gerais).
Neotropic.
|
|
Formica elevata
incertae sedis in genus, unidentifiable
|
Fabricius, 1782 |
Formica elevata
(w.)
INDIA.
Indomalaya.
|
|
Formica elongata
incertae sedis in genus, unidentifiable
|
Fabricius, 1787 |
Formica elongata
(w.)
INDIA (Tamil Nadu).
Indomalaya.
|
|
†Formica elongatula
junior synonym of current valid taxon †Formica ungeri Heer, 1849
|
Heer, 1849 |
†Ponera elongatula
(q.)
CROATIA (Miocene).
|
|
Formica emarginata
an obsolete combination of Lasius emarginatus (Olivier, 1792)
|
Olivier, 1792 |
Formica emarginata
(w.q.m.)
FRANCE.
Palearctic.
|
|
Formica emeryi
valid
|
Wheeler, 1913i |
Formica (Formica) emeryi
(w.q.)
U.S.A. (Colorado).
Nearctic.
|
|
Formica emmae
an obsolete combination of Cataglyphis emmae (Forel, 1909)
|
Forel, 1909k |
Formica (Proformica) emmae
(w.)
ALGERIA.
Palearctic.
|