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  • Entomology 533240 MCZ Entomology
  • Lasius niger
  • whole animal (pointed)
  • Los Alamos
  • North America: United States: New Mexico: Los Alamos
  • 3VII 86 (1986-07-03)
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Identifications
Lasius niger (Linnaeus, 1758)
Animalia Arthropoda Hexapoda Insecta Pterygota Hymenoptera Apocrita Vespoidea Formicidae Formicinae Lasiini Lasius niger
Identified by [no agent data]
Nature of ID: legacy
Locality and Collecting Event Details
Continent/Ocean: North America
Country: United States
State/Province: New Mexico
County: Los Alamos
Specific Locality: Los Alamos
Verbatim Locality: NM Los Alamos Co; Los Alamos; Riparian IIA 2130m
General Habitat: riparian IIA
Collecting Source: wild caught
Elevation: 2130 to m
Coordinates: 35.88808° -106.306972° (Datum: WGS84) , Error: 5126 m
Nelson Rios; 2018-10-03; Source: GEOLocate batch georeferencing, 2018-10-03
Coordinate Remarks: [UNDER REVIEW; GEOLOCATE_SCORE: 86; GEOLOCATE_PRECISION: High; GEOLOCATE_NUMRESULTS: 1]
Collecting Date: 3VII 86 (1986-07-03)
Collectors
Douglas Lowrie
Part Details
Part Name Condition Disposition # Remarks
whole animal (pointed) unknown in collection 3
caste=worker determined date=2016-07-06 determined by=Dagny Read
Microhabitat: under rock
Media
 
Media of type image, MCZ:Ent:533240 Identified as Lasius niger.

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