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Name Authorship Protonym
Camponotus lateralis
valid
Olivier, 1792 Formica lateralis
(q.) FRANCE. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis armouri
junior synonym of current valid taxon Camponotus lateralis (Olivier, 1792)
Wheeler, 1926a Camponotus (Myrmentoma) lateralis subsp. armouri
(s.w.q.m.) SPAIN (Balearic Is). Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis balearis
junior synonym of current valid taxon Camponotus lateralis (Olivier, 1792)
Santschi, 1929e Camponotus (Myrmentoma) lateralis var. balearis
(w.) SPAIN (Balearic Is). Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis candiotes
an obsolete combination of Camponotus candiotes Emery, 1894
Emery, 1894k Camponotus lateralis var. candiotes
(w.) GREECE (Crete). Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis crassinodis
an obsolete combination of Camponotus crassinodis Forel, 1894
Forel, 1894d Camponotus lateralis var. crassinodis
(w.) ALGERIA. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis cypridis
junior synonym of current valid taxon Camponotus rebeccae Forel, 1913
Santschi, 1939c Camponotus (Myrmentoma) lateralis var. cypridis
(s.w.q.m.) CYPRUS. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis dalmaticus
an obsolete combination of Camponotus dalmaticus (Nylander, 1849)
Nylander, 1849 Formica dalmatica
(s.w.) CROATIA (Lastovo I.). Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis dalmaticus rhodius
unavailable
Emery, 1925e Camponotus (Myrmentoma) lateralis subsp. dalmaticus var. rhodia
(w.) GREECE (Rhodes). Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis ebneri
an obsolete combination of Camponotus ebneri Finzi, 1930
Finzi, 1930c Camponotus (Myrmentoma) lateralis var. ebneri
(w.) LEBANON. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis foveolata
junior synonym of current valid taxon Camponotus piceus (Leach, 1825)
Mayr, 1853d Formica foveolata
(w.q.m.) ITALY. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis interjectus
an obsolete combination of Camponotus interjectus Mayr, 1877
Mayr, 1877a Camponotus interjectus
(w.q.) UZBEKISTAN, KYRGYZSTAN, KAZAKHSTAN. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis interjectus semirufus
unavailable
Kuznetsov-Ugamsky, 1923b Camponotus lateralis subsp. interjectus var. semirufus
(w.) UZBEKISTAN. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis piceus
an obsolete combination of Camponotus piceus (Leach, 1825)
Leach, 1825 Formica picea
(w.q.m.) FRANCE. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis piceus figaro
unavailable
Emery, 1924c Camponotus (Myrmoturba) lateralis subsp. piceus var. figaro
(w.) SPAIN. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis purius
junior synonym of current valid taxon Camponotus lateralis (Olivier, 1792)
Santschi, 1929e Camponotus (Myrmentoma) lateralis var. purius
(w.q.m.) ALGERIA. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis rebeccae
an obsolete combination of Camponotus rebeccae Forel, 1913
Forel, 1913d Camponotus (Orthonotomyrmex) lateralis var. rebeccae
(s.) SYRIA. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis rectus
an obsolete combination of Camponotus rectus Forel, 1892
Forel, 1892j Camponotus lateralis var. rectus
(w.) BULGARIA. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis rhodius
an obsolete combination of Camponotus dalmaticus rhodius Santschi, 1934
Santschi, 1934d Camponotus (Myrmentoma) lateralis var. rhodia
(w.) GREECE (Rhodes). Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis sicheli
an obsolete combination of Camponotus sicheli Mayr, 1866
Mayr, 1866a Camponotus sicheli
(w.) ALGERIA. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis sicheli nigra
unavailable
Karavaiev, 1912a Camponotus lateralis subsp. sicheli var. nigra
(w.) ALGERIA. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis sicheli ruber
unavailable
Karavaiev, 1912a Camponotus lateralis subsp. sicheli var. rubra
(w.q.) ALGERIA. Palearctic.
Camponotus lateralis spissinodis
an obsolete combination of Camponotus spissinodis Forel, 1909
Forel, 1909k Camponotus lateralis r. spissinodis
Camponotus lateralis spissinodis balearis
unavailable
Santschi, 1925g Camponotus lateralis st. spissinodis var. balearis
(w.) SPAIN (Balearic Is, and mainland). Palearctic.