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· For print: Citation: AntWeb. Version 8.112. California Academy of Science, online at https://www.antweb.org ... Subfamilies; Genera; Species; Field Guides Subfamilies of Texas; Genera of Texas; Species of Texas; Download Data · 293 Species Imaged (out of 293 Total) Species Status: all. valid extant; Valid (with fossils) all; Click for more ...
Species in the Georegion list are based on the following sources: a) specimen records of valid species from the region, b) AntCat.org type locality information, and c) Curator added records. Curators may add or remove valid species or morphospecies from the list.
8 mar 2005 · Texas ant species. These are listed by genera, with the genera listed alphabetically within their respective subfamilies. Genus Amblyopone (Subfamily Amblyoponinae) Amblyopone pallipes (Haldeman)
antmaps.org is a web application that allows users to explore the Global Ant Biodiversity Informatics database and view species range maps.
In Texas, six ant species stand out: the imported red fire ant, pyramid ant, carpenter ant, crazy ant, acrobat ant, and Argentine ant. Understanding the differences between these species and their impact on the environment can help us better appreciate the diversity of the insect world in Texas.
One of the easiest methods to distinguish the various ants in Texas is to look at the color, shape, or size of the head, thorax, pedicel (1 or 2 segments connecting the thorax to the abdomen), and abdomen. Here are the most common species of ants in Texas and their unique characteristics.
Types of Ants Found in Texas. #1 – Acrobat Ant (Crematogaster laeviuscula) Credit. This species of acrobat ant has been expanding its territory eastwards and has a distinct bi-colored body. The abdomen is a dark brown to black color while the rest of the body is a brighter orange-red.
