| Name | Authorship | Protonym |
|---|---|---|
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Formica foetida
an obsolete combination of Neoponera foetida (Linnaeus, 1758)
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Linnaeus, 1758 |
Formica foetida
(q.)
SOUTH AMERICA.
Neotropic.
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Formica foetida
homonym replaced by Formica foetens Olivier, 1792
|
De Geer, 1773 |
Formica foetida
(q.)
SURINAME.
Neotropic.
|
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Formica foreli
valid
|
Bondroit, 1918 |
Formica foreli
(w.q.m.)
SWITZERLAND.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica foreliana
valid
|
Wheeler, 1913i |
Formica (Formica) foreliana
(w.)
U.S.A. (Arizona).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica forficata
an obsolete combination of Myrmecia forficata (Fabricius, 1787)
|
Fabricius, 1787 |
Formica forficata
(w.)
AUSTRALIA (Tasmania).
Australasia.
|
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Formica forsslundi
valid
|
Lohmander, 1949 |
Formica (Coptoformica) forsslundi
(w.q.m.)
SWEDEN.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica forsslundi strawinskii
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica forsslundi Lohmander, 1949
|
Petal, 1963a |
Formica forsslundi subsp. strawinskii
(w.q.m.)
POLAND.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fossaceps
valid
|
Buren, 1942 |
Formica fossaceps
(w.q.m.)
U.S.A. (Iowa).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica fossilabris
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica pisarskii Dlussky, 1964
|
Dlussky, 1965a |
Formica (Coptoformica) fossilabris
(w.)
CHINA (Tibet).
Palearctic.
|
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Formica foveolata
an obsolete combination of Camponotus lateralis foveolata (Mayr, 1853)
|
Mayr, 1853d |
Formica foveolata
(w.q.m.)
ITALY.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fragilis
an obsolete combination of Leptomyrmex fragilis (Smith, 1859)
|
Smith, 1859a |
Formica fragilis
(w.)
INDONESIA (Aru Is).
Indomalaya.
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†Formica fragilis
incertae sedis in family, unresolved junior homonym, unidentifiable
|
Heer, 1867 |
†Formica fragilis
(q.m.)
CROATIA (Miocene).
|
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Formica francoeuri
valid
|
Bolton, 1995b |
Formica francoeuri
|
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Formica fraterna
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica rufibarbis Fabricius, 1793
|
Smith, 1878b |
Formica fraterna
(w.)
CHINA?
Palearctic.
|
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†Formica freyeri
an obsolete combination of †Lonchomyrmex freyeri (Heer, 1867)
|
Heer, 1867 |
†Formica freyeri
(q.)
CROATIA (Miocene).
|
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Formica frontalis
valid
|
Santschi, 1919e |
Formica truncorum var. frontalis
(w.)
SPAIN.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fugax
an obsolete combination of Solenopsis fugax (Latreille, 1798)
|
Latreille, 1798 |
Formica fugax
(w.q.m.)
FRANCE.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fukaii
valid
|
Wheeler, 1914b |
Formica exsecta var. fukaii
(w.)
JAPAN.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fuliginosa
an obsolete combination of Lasius fuliginosus (Latreille, 1798)
|
Latreille, 1798 |
Formica fuliginosa
(w.q.m.)
FRANCE.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fuliginothorax
unavailable
|
Blacker, 1992 |
Formica fuliginothorax
(w.)
CANADA (British Columbia).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica fulvopilosa
an obsolete combination of Camponotus fulvopilosus (De Geer, 1778)
|
De Geer, 1778 |
Formica fulvopilosa
(w.)
SOUTH AFRICA.
Afrotropic.
|
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Formica fungosa
an obsolete combination of Dolichoderus fungosa (Fabricius, 1798)
|
Fabricius, 1798 |
Formica fungosa
(w.)
FRENCH GUIANA.
Neotropic.
|
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Formica fusca
an obsolete combination of Tetramorium fusca (Leach, 1825)
|
Leach, 1825 |
Formica fusca
(q.m.)
FRANCE.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fusca
valid
|
Linnaeus, 1758 |
Formica fusca
(w.)
EUROPE.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fusca aculeata
unavailable
|
Retzius, 1783 |
Formica fusca aculeata
(w.)
NO LOCALITY GIVEN.
|
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Formica fusca algida
junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica neorufibarbis Emery, 1893
|
Wheeler, 1915g |
Formica fusca var. algida
(w.q.)
U.S.A. (Maine).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica fusca alpicola
valid
|
Gredler, 1858 |
Formica fusca var. alpicola
(w.)
AUSTRIA.
Palearctic.
|
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Formica fusca argentata
homonym replaced by Formica argentea Wheeler, 1912
|
Wheeler, 1902f |
Formica fusca var. argentata
(w.)
U.S.A. (Illinois).
Nearctic.
|
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Formica fusca argentea
an obsolete combination of Formica argentea Wheeler, 1912
|
Wheeler, 1912c |
Formica fusca var. argentea
|
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Formica fusca blanda
unresolved junior homonym, junior synonym of current valid taxon Formica argentea Wheeler, 1912
|
Wheeler, 1913i |
Formica fusca var. blanda
(w.)
U.S.A. (Washington).
Nearctic.
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