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Sphecomyrma is an
extinct genus of ants
which existed in the
Cretaceous approximately 79 to 92
million years ago. The
first specimens were
collected in...
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Wilson and his
colleagues identified the
fossil remains of an ant (
Sphecomyrma) that
lived in the
Cretaceous period. The specimen,
trapped in amber...
- The
Magothy formation is
reported by Wilson's 1967
paper describing Sphecomyrma freyi as
having exposures in Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Delaware...
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genera Armania, Cretomyrma, Gerontoformica, Orapia,
Pseudarmania and
Sphecomyrma;
while Zigrasimeciini contains Boltonimecia and Zigrasimecia. A number...
- ant
species described from New
Jersey amber, the
others being Sphecomyrma freyi,
Sphecomyrma mesaki,
Baikuris casei, and
Kyromyrma neffi. The type fossils...
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Sphecomyrma, an
early ant...
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originally described as a
species of the
extinct genus Sphecomyrma under the
combination Sphecomyrma canadensis.
Boltonimecia is
known from a
single adult...
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Dlussky 1983 2 †Pseudarmania
rasnitsyni N/A †
Sphecomyrma Wilson &
Brown 1967 2 †
Sphecomyrma freyi †
Sphecomyrma freyi †Zigrasimecia
Barden &
Grimaldi 2013...
- Brown, 1967 0 9 †
Sphecomyrma Wilson & Brown, 1967
Fossil subfamily of stem ants. Most
Cretaceous ants are
placed in this subfamily.
Sphecomyrma freyi...
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Mexican amber Mexico A
ponerine ant. The type
species is S. sulimata.
Sphecomyrma nexa Sp. nov
Valid Sosiak et al. Late
Cretaceous (Campanian)
North Carolina...
