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This history item belongs to Formica unispinosa Fabricius, 1793

Its current taxon owner(s) is Odontomachus unispinosa

[Note: Latreille, 1802a: 194, suspected that, "cette fourmi n’est que le mulet de l’haematode de Linnée, ou une variété". Brown, 1976c: 102, suggests possible synonymy with Odontomachus bauri, but on p. 130 Brown suggests it is best regarded as a nomen oblitum.] 

[Note: {ref 126800}: 194, suspected that, "cette fourmi n’est que le mulet de l’haematode de Linnée, ou une variété". {ref 123227}: 102, suggests possible synonymy with {tax 442461}, but on p. 130 Brown suggests it is best regarded as a <i>nomen oblitum</i>.]
  • Item type: taxt
  • Created at: 2019-05-25
  • Updated at: 2021-05-12
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Taxa belonging to this history item's protonym
Formica unispinosa Species Obsolete combination
an obsolete combination of Odontomachus unispinosa (Fabricius, 1793)
Odontomachus unispinosa Species Unidentifiable
Other history items belonging to Formica unispinosa
#262936 Combination in Myrmecia: Fabricius, 1804: 423.
#286527 Combination in Odontomachus: Latreille, 1809: 128; Latreille, 1818b: 570.
#278269 Status as species: Latreille, 1802a: 193; Fabricius, 1804: 423; Latreille, 1818a: 570; Lepeletier de Saint-Fargeau, 1835: 187; Le Guillou, 1842: 318.
#262937 Junior synonym of Odontomachus haematodus: Smith, 1858a: 76; Roger, 1861a: 24; Gerstäcker, 1862: 503; Roger, 1863b: 22; Mayr, 1863a: 436; Mayr, 1865: 63; Mayr, 1872: 148; Forel, 1891c: 104; Dalla Torre, 1893: 50; Ruzsky, 1905b: 759; Wheeler, 1908a: 126; Emery, 1911e: 114; Gallardo, 1918c: 99; Wheeler, 1919f: 60; Wheeler, 1922: 793; Borgmeier, 1923: 78; Kempf, 1972b: 170.
#262938 Senior synonym of Odontomachus bauri: Brandão, 1991: 363.
#278270 [Note: Brandão gives Odontomachus bauri as senior synonym, but Odontomachus unispinosa has priority.]
#262939 Unidentifiable taxon; incertae sedis in Odontomachus: Bolton, 1995b: 297
#278271 (selected) [Note: Latreille, 1802a: 194, suspected that, "cette fourmi n’est que le mulet de l’haematode de Linnée, ou une variété". Brown, 1976c: 102, suggests possible synonymy with Odontomachus bauri, but on p. 130 Brown suggests it is best regarded as a nomen oblitum.]