List of Strumigenys species

Last updated August 06, 2023

This is a partial list of species in the genus Strumigenys , miniature trap-jaw ants.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4] AntCat lists more than 850 species in total.^[5]

Strumigenys species

Strumigenys actis ^g
Strumigenys adrasora Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys adsita ^g
Strumigenys aenigma Bolton, 2000^g
Strumigenys alperti ^g
Strumigenys anetes Brown, 1988^{i c g}
Strumigenys anthocera Lattke & Goitia, 1997^{i c g}
Strumigenys arizonica ^b
Strumigenys arnoldi Forel, 1913^{i c g}
Strumigenys auctidens (Bolton, 2000)^g
Strumigenys balux ^g
Strumigenys bathron ^g
Strumigenys beebei (Wheeler, 1915)^g
Strumigenys bequaerti ^g
Strumigenys bernardi Brown, 1960^{i c g}
Strumigenys biconvexa ^g
Strumigenys biolleyi Forel, 1908^{i c g}
Strumigenys biroi Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys bitheria Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys boneti Brown, 1959^{i c g}
Strumigenys borgmeieri Brown, 1954^{i c g}
Strumigenys bryanti Wheeler, 1919^{i c g}
Strumigenys buleru Brown, 1988^{i c g}
Strumigenys cacaoensis Bolton, 1971^{i c g}
Strumigenys calypso ^g
Strumigenys carinithorax Borgmeier, 1934^{i c g}
Strumigenys carisa ^g
Strumigenys chapmani Brown, 1954^{i c g}
Strumigenys chareta Bolton, 2000^g
Strumigenys chernovi Dlussky, 1993^{i c g}
Strumigenys chiricahua (Ward, 1988)^b
Strumigenys chuchihensis Lin & Wu, 2001^g
Strumigenys chyzeri Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys clypeata ^b
Strumigenys cochlearis Brown, 1988^{i c g}
Strumigenys consanii Brown, 1954^{i c g}
Strumigenys cordovensis Mayr, 1887^{i c g}
Strumigenys cosmostela Kempf, 1975^{i c g}
Strumigenys covina ^g
Strumigenys cultrigera Mayr, 1887^{i c g}
Strumigenys decollata Mann, 1919^{i c g}
Strumigenys deinomastax (Bolton, 2000)^g
Strumigenys deltisquama Brown, 1957^{i c g}
Strumigenys dextra Brown, 1954^{i c g}
Strumigenys diabola Bolton, 2000^g
Strumigenys dicomas Fisher, 2000^g
Strumigenys diota ^g
Strumigenys disarmata Brown, 1971^{i c g}
Strumigenys dolabra ^g
Strumigenys dolichognatha Weber, 1934^{i c g}
Strumigenys dora ^g
Strumigenys doriae Emery, 1887^{i c g}
Strumigenys doxa ^g
Strumigenys dromoshaula Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys dyak Brown, 1959^{i c g}
Strumigenys dyschima Bolton, 2000^g
Strumigenys dyseides Bolton, 2000^g
Strumigenys dyshaula Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys ebbae Forel, 1905^{i c g}
Strumigenys ecliptacoca Brown, 1958^{i c g}
Strumigenys ection ^g
Strumigenys eggersi ^b
Strumigenys elongata Roger, 1863^{i c g}
Strumigenys emdeni Forel, 1915^{i c g}
Strumigenys emeryi Mann, 1922^{i c g}
Strumigenys enopla (Bolton, 2000)^g
Strumigenys epelys ^g
Strumigenys esrossi Brown, 1957^{i c g}
Strumigenys ettillax Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys fairchildi Brown, 1961^{i c g}
Strumigenys fanano ^g
Strumigenys faurei Arnold, 1948^{i c g}
Strumigenys feae Emery, 1895^{i c g}
Strumigenys ferocior Brown, 1973^{i c g}
Strumigenys forficata Brown, 1959^{i c g}
Strumigenys formosensis Forel, 1912^{i c g}
Strumigenys friedae Forel, 1915^{i c g}
Strumigenys frivaldszkyi Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys glanduscula ^g
Strumigenys glenognatha (Bolton, 2000)^g
Strumigenys godeffroyi Mayr, 1866^{i c g}
Strumigenys godmani Forel, 1899^{i c g}
Strumigenys gorgon ^g
Strumigenys grandidieri Forel, 1892^{i c g}
Strumigenys guttulata Forel, 1902^{i c g}
Strumigenys hadrodens (Bolton, 2000)^g
Strumigenys hastyla Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys havilandi Forel, 1905^{i c g}
Strumigenys helytruga Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys hemichlaena Brown, 1971^{i c g}
Strumigenys hemidisca Brown, 1953^{i c g}
Strumigenys hindenburgi Forel, 1915^{i c g}
Strumigenys hispida Lin & Wu, 1996^g
Strumigenys hoplites Brown, 1973^{i c g}
Strumigenys horvathi Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys humata Lattke & Goitia, 1997^{i c g}
Strumigenys indagatrix Wheeler, 1919^{i c g}
Strumigenys insolita ^g
Strumigenys insula (Bolton, 2000)^g
Strumigenys interfectiva Lattke & Goitia, 1997^{i c g}
Strumigenys irrorata Santschi, 1913^{i c g}
Strumigenys jepsoni Mann, 1921^{i c g}
Strumigenys juliae Forel, 1905^{i c g}
Strumigenys katapelta Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys koningsbergeri Forel, 1905^{i c g}
Strumigenys konteiensis Lin & Wu, 2001^g
Strumigenys korahyla Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys kraepelini Forel, 1905^{i c g}
Strumigenys lacacoca Brown, 1959^{i c g}
Strumigenys lacunosa Lin & Wu, 1996^g
Strumigenys lamia Bolton, 2000^g
Strumigenys langrandi ^g
Strumigenys lanuginosa Wheeler, 1905^{i c g}
Strumigenys lewisi Cameron, 1886^{i c g}
Strumigenys lichiaensis Lin & Wu, 1996
Strumigenys liukueiensis Terayama & Kubota, 1989^{i c g}
Strumigenys londianensis (Patrizi, 1946)^{i c g}
Strumigenys longispinosa Brown, 1958^{i c g}
Strumigenys lopotyle Brown, 1969^{i c g}
Strumigenys loriae Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys louisianae Roger, 1863^{i c g b}
Strumigenys luca ^g
Strumigenys ludia Mann, 1922^{i c g}
Strumigenys lutron ^g
Strumigenys lyroessa (Roger, 1862)^{i c g}
Strumigenys mailei Wilson & Taylor, 1967^{i c g}
Strumigenys mandibularis Smith, 1860^{i c g}
Strumigenys manga ^g
Strumigenys margarita ^g
Strumigenys marginiventris Santschi, 1931^{i c g}
Strumigenys marleyi Arnold, 1914^{i c g}
Strumigenys maxillaris Baroni Urbani, 2007^g
Strumigenys maynei ^g
Strumigenys mayri Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys membranifera Emery, 1869^b
Strumigenys mesahyla Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys micrans ^g
Strumigenys micretes Brown, 1959^{i c g}
Strumigenys minutula Terayama & Kubota, 1989^{i c g}
Strumigenys mionova Bolton, 2000^g
Strumigenys mitis Brown, 2000^g
Strumigenys mixta Brown, 1953^{i c g}
Strumigenys mjoebergi Brown, 1959^{i c g}
Strumigenys mocsaryi Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys mumfordi Wheeler, 1932^g
Strumigenys murshila Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys nanzanensis Lin & Wu, 1996
Strumigenys nevermanni Brown, 1959^{i c g}
Strumigenys nidifex Mann, 1921^{i c g}
Strumigenys nigra Brown, 1971^{i c g}
Strumigenys nimbrata Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys ogloblini Santschi, 1936^{i c g}
Strumigenys omalyx Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys opaca Brown, 1954^{i c g}
Strumigenys orchidensis Lin & Wu, 2001^g
Strumigenys ornata ^b
Strumigenys pallestes Bolton, 1971^{i c g}
Strumigenys paranax Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys paranetes Brown, 1988^{i c g}
Strumigenys pariensis Lattke & Goitia, 1997^{i c g}
Strumigenys pergandei ^b
Strumigenys perparva Brown, 1958^{i c g}
Strumigenys perplexa (Smith, 1876)^{i c g}
Strumigenys petiolata Bernard, 1953^{i c g}
Strumigenys peyrierasi ^g
Strumigenys philiporum Brown, 1988^{i c g}
Strumigenys phytibia Brown, 1957^{i c g}
Strumigenys pilinasis ^b
Strumigenys planeti Brown, 1953^{i c g}
Strumigenys precava Brown, 1954^{i c g}
Strumigenys pretoriae Arnold, 1949^{i c g}
Strumigenys princeps Kempf & Brown, 1969^{i c g}
Strumigenys prospiciens Emery, 1906^{i c g}
Strumigenys quinquedentata Crawley, 1923^{i c g}
Strumigenys rallarhina Bolton, 2000^g
Strumigenys ravola ^g
Strumigenys raymondi ^g
Strumigenys rectidens Brown, 1966^{i c g}
Strumigenys rehi Forel, 1907^{i c g}
Strumigenys relahyla Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys rogeri Emery, 1890^{i c g}
Strumigenys rostrata ^b
Strumigenys rubigus ^g
Strumigenys rufobrunea Santschi, 1914^{i c g}
Strumigenys rukha Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys saliens Mayr, 1887^{i c g}
Strumigenys sanctipauli Kempf, 1958^{i c g}
Strumigenys sarissa Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys sauteri Forel, 1912^g
Strumigenys scelesta Mann, 1921^{i c g}
Strumigenys schmalzi Emery, 1906^{i c g}
Strumigenys scotti Forel, 1912^{i c g}
Strumigenys shaula Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys signeae Forel, 1905^{i c g}
Strumigenys silvestrii Emery, 1906^{i c g}
Strumigenys simoni ^g
Strumigenys sisyrata Brown, 1968^{i c g}
Strumigenys smithii Forel, 1886^{i c g}
Strumigenys smythiesii Forel, 1902^{i c g}
Strumigenys solifontis Brown, 1949^{i c g}
Strumigenys spathoda Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys spathula Lattke & Goitia, 1997^{i c g}
Strumigenys stemonixys Brown, 1971^{i c g}
Strumigenys stygia Santschi, 1913^{i c g}
Strumigenys sublaminata Brown, 1959^{i c g}
Strumigenys sublonga Brown, 1958^{i c g}
Strumigenys sulfurea ^g
Strumigenys szalayi Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys tachirensis Lattke & Goitia, 1997^{i c g}
Strumigenys tegar ^g
Strumigenys tenuipilis Emery, 1915ⁿ
Strumigenys tetraphanes Brown, 1954^{i c g}
Strumigenys thomae Kempf, 1976^{i c g}
Strumigenys tigris Brown, 1971^{i c g}
Strumigenys tococae Wheeler & Bequaert, 1929^{i c g}
Strumigenys toma ^g
Strumigenys totyla Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys trada Lin & Wu, 1996^g
Strumigenys traegaordhi Santschi, 1913^{i c g}
Strumigenys trinidadensis Wheeler, 1922^{i c g}
Strumigenys trudifera Kempf & Brown, 1969^{i c g}
Strumigenys tumida Bolton, 2000
Strumigenys uichancoi Brown, 1957^{i c g}
Strumigenys ulcerosa Brown, 1954^{i c g}
Strumigenys usbensis Lattke & Goitia, 1997^{i c g}
Strumigenys vazerka Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys wallacei Emery, 1897^{i c g}
Strumigenys wardi ^g
Strumigenys wilsoni Brown, 1969^{i c g}
Strumigenys xenohyla Bolton, 1983^{i c g}
Strumigenys xenos Brown, 1955^{i c g}
Strumigenys yaleopleura Brown, 1988^{i c g}
Strumigenys yasumatsui Brown, 1971^{i c g}
Strumigenys zakharovi Dlussky, 1993^{i c g}
Strumigenys zandala Bolton, 1983^{i c g}

Data sources: i = ITIS,^[1] c = Catalogue of Life,^[2] g = GBIF,^[3] b = Bugguide.net,^[4] n = Barry Bolton's New General Catalogue

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References

1 2 "Strumigenys Report". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 2018-04-21.
1 2 "Browse Strumigenys". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-04-21.
1 2 "Strumigenys". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-04-21.
1 2 "Strumigenys Genus Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-04-21.
↑ Bolton, B. (2023). "Strumigenys". AntCat. Retrieved 5 August 2023.

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[itis-1] 1 2 "Strumigenys Report". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 2018-04-21.

[catlife-2] 1 2 "Browse Strumigenys". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-04-21.

[gbif-3] 1 2 "Strumigenys". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-04-21.

[bugref-4] 1 2 "Strumigenys Genus Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-04-21.

[AntCat-5] Bolton, B. (2023). "Strumigenys". AntCat. Retrieved 5 August 2023.

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