This history item belongs to Formica rufa subsp. haemorrhoidalis Creighton, 1940

Its current taxon owner(s) is Formica haemorrhoidalis

As unavailable (infrasubspecific) name: Wheeler, 1910a: 570; Wheeler, 1913i: 392 (in key), 441 (redescription); Wheeler, 1917a: 539; Emery, 1925d: 254; Cole, 1936a: 38. 

As unavailable (infrasubspecific) name: {ref 130044}: 570; {ref 130081}: 392 (in key), 441 (redescription); {ref 130116}: 539; {ref 124775}: 254; {ref 123685}: 38.
  • Item type: taxt
  • Created at: 2020-10-12
  • Updated at: 2020-10-12
Related records
Taxa belonging to this history item's protonym
Formica haemorrhoidalis Species Homonym
homonym replaced by Formica ravida Creighton, 1940
Formica rufa haemorrhoidalis Subspecies Obsolete combination
an obsolete combination of Formica haemorrhoidalis Creighton, 1940
Other history items belonging to Formica rufa subsp. haemorrhoidalis
#307514 Lectotype designation: Brown, 1965d: 181.
#254991 [First available use of Formica rufa integra haemorrhoidalis Emery, 1893k; unavailable (infrasubspecific) name.]
#254992 [Junior primary homonym of Cephalotes haemorrhoidalis Latreille, 1802a.]
#291269 Wheeler, 1913i: 441 (q.m.).
#291270 (selected) As unavailable (infrasubspecific) name: Wheeler, 1910a: 570; Wheeler, 1913i: 392 (in key), 441 (redescription); Wheeler, 1917a: 539; Emery, 1925d: 254; Cole, 1936a: 38.
#291271 Subspecies of Formica rufa: Cole, 1942: 381; Wheeler & Wheeler, 1944: 263; Smith, 1951c: 869.
#291272 Subspecies of Formica integra: Creighton, 1950a: 488; Smith, 1958c: 156; Beck et al., 1967: 70; Smith, 1967a: 371.
#291273 Status as species: Brown, 1965d: 181; Wheeler & Wheeler, 1977b: 2, 10; Yensen et al., 1977: 185; Smith, 1979: 1458; Allred, 1982: 466; Wheeler & Wheeler, 1986g: 81; MacKay et al., 1988: 112 (in key).
#254993 Replacement name: Formica ravida Creighton, 1940a.
#291274 [Note: Formica ravida junior synonym of Formica haemorrhoidalis Creighton, 1940a (synonymy by Brown, 1965d: 181); hence Formica ravida designated first available replacement name (Bolton, 1995b: 202).]