Messor ibericus Santschi, 1931 is a animal in the Formicidae family, order Hymenoptera, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Messor ibericus Santschi, 1931
Messor ibericus is a reddish-brown ant species described in 1931, with distinct size classes and identifiable male hair traits.
This species, Messor ibericus Santschi, 1931, has a reddish brown body color. Workers of M. ibericus measure 4 to 9 mm in length, while queens measure 9 to 10 mm in length. Individuals of this species have relatively small eyes. Males of Messor ibericus can be distinguished from males of Messor structor by the presence of hair, since M. structor males are hairless.
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Camponotus nearcticus Emery, 1893
Cataulacus taprobanae Smith, 1853
Myrmecia nigrocincta Smith, 1858
Camponotus ocreatus Emery, 1893
Odontomachus clarus Roger, 1861
Odontomachus brunneus (Patton, 1894)
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