| Authorship |
Oueslati et al., 2023:
3, figs. 2-4
|
| Forms |
w. |
| Bioregion |
Palearctic |
| Locality |
TUNISIA |
| Etymology |
The word “convexus” is derived from the Latin word “convexus”, to emphasize the presence of a convexity at the apical end of the petiolar node. |
| Primary type information |
Primary type material: holotype worker. Primary type locality: Tunisia: northern Tunisia, governorate of Beja, arid area upstream of the Sidi Salem dam, 36°37’21.5”N 9°15’39.7”E, spring 2016 (no collectors’ names, presumably one or more of W. Oueslati, H. Tlili & S. Nouira). Primary type depository: UTMT. |
| Secondary type information |
Secondary type material: 4 paratype workers. Secondary type locality: same as for holotype. Secondary type depositories: MNHN, NHMUK. Secondary type specimens: MNHN-EY-EY XXXX, MNHN-EY-EY XXXX, NHMUK 013806166, NHMUK 013806167. |
| Type notes |
The two specimen codes given for the paratype specimens deposited in MNHN appear to be place markers. |
