Taxonomic history
Santschi, 1910c PDF: 390 (q.); Wheeler, 1922: 199 (m.).Senior synonym of Cataulacus sulcatus: Forel, 1910f PDF: 421.Senior synonym of Cataulacus sulcatus alenensis: Bolton, 1974a PDF: 55.Senior synonym of Cataulacus sulcatus fernandensis: Bolton, 1974a PDF: 55.Senior synonym of Cataulacus parallelus: Bolton, 1974a PDF: 55.Senior synonym of Cataulacus sulcatus: Bolton, 1974a PDF: 55.Senior synonym of Cataulacus sulcinodis: Bolton, 1974a PDF: 55.Une ouvriere, N'Zo, 26.VI. Cette variete etait decrite du Cameroun.
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Stanleyville, [[worker]]; Bolobo, [[worker]]; Leopoldville to Yumbi, [[worker]], [[queen]]; Lukolela to Basoko, [[worker]]; Isangi, [[worker]]; Medje, [[worker]], [[queen]]; Akenge, [[male]] (Lang and Chapin). Numerous specimens, all apparently belonging to the typical form of the species. Many were taken on fire-wood. Nine workers from Medje and twelve males from Akenge were taken from the stomachs of toacls (Bufo polycercus, funereus, and tuberosus).
Congo beige: Luebo, - Kamaiembi, - Basongo, - Irebu, Mongende, Yambata, - Kisantu (Dr. H. Schouteden) [[ worker ]], Musee du Congo. - Casamance: (Dr. Maclaud) [[ worker ]]. - Guinee portugaise: cote O. des Biafores, facede Bulama, (L. Gain), Museum de Paris [[ worker ]].
Junk River in Liberia (Dr. Brauns).
Cataulacus Guineensis , Smith, Mon. Crypt. Trans. Ent. Soc. new ser. ii. 225. 2. pl. 20. f. 5 [[queen]].
Hab. Tropical Western Africa.
