Taxonomic history
[First available use of Formica rufa obscuriventris integroides Emery, 1893; unavailable (infrasubspecific) name.].As unavailable (infrasubspecific) name: Wheeler, 1910a PDF: 570.Subspecies of Formica truncicola: Wheeler, 1917a PDF: 537; Cole, 1936a PDF: 38.Subspecies of Formica rufa: Emery, 1925d PDF: 254; Creighton, 1940a PDF: 3, 7 (in key); Smith, 1951c PDF: 869.Status as species: Creighton, 1950a PDF: 488; Miller, 1957 PDF: 254; Smith, 1958c PDF: 156; Brown, 1965d PDF: 185; Wheeler & Wheeler, 1978b PDF: 394; Smith, 1979: 1459; Allred, 1982: 466; Wheeler & Wheeler, 1986g PDF: 82; Bolton, 1995b: 197; Ward, 2005 PDF: 63.Senior synonym of Formica rufa subcaviceps: Creighton, 1950a PDF: 489; Smith, 1979: 1459; Bolton, 1995b: 197.Senior synonym of Formica rufa subfasciata: Brown, 1965d PDF: 185 (in text); Bolton, 1995b: 197.
Formica integroides, also known as the Vinegar Ant, is a species of ant in the family Formicidae.[1][2][3][4]
Formica integroides, also known as the Vinegar Ant, is a species of ant in the family Formicidae.
