01095nas a2200133   4500008004100000245006200041210005900103260005000162300001000212520061400222100001400836700001800850856009300868       1991                        eng d00aExotic ants of the Florida keys (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)0 aExotic ants of the Florida keys Hymenoptera Formicidae  aSan Salvador, BahamasbBahamian Field Station  a15-223 a<p>*[Lists 29 species he considers exotic in Table 1. C. decipiens, O. brunneus, P. concinna, P. wojciki, S. dietrichi, &amp; S. louisianae are listed in text table as rare native. C. planatus, C. rimosus, E. floridana, &amp; O. ruginodis are listed in Appendix A as species not previously considered exotic. B. obscurior, L. torrei, P. stigma, P. punctata, P. cubaensis, P. elongatus, S. corticalis, &amp; S. geminata are listed in Appendix B as species considered dubious natives. 84 species known from the Florida Keys, of which 29 (34%) are exotic. Ants are indicators of environmental healthiness.]</p>
1 aDeyrup, M1 aEshbaugh, W H  uhttps://antkey.myspecies.info/en/content/exotic-ants-florida-keys-hymenoptera-formicidae00942nas a2200121   4500008004100000245006200041210005600103300001000159490000700169520053600176100001400712856009400726       2003                        eng d00aAn updated list of Florida ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)0 aupdated list of Florida ants Hymenoptera Formicidae  a43-480 v863 a<p>The Florida list (Deyrup, M.,Johnson, C.,Wheeler, G.C., &amp; Wheeler, J.) published in1989 is replaced to accomodate 49 additional species now know from Florida, and 34 name changes in species already on the 1989 list. Currently, 218 species of ants are reliably reported from Florida. The native species Formica subsericea &amp; Solenopsis xyloni, and the exotic species Myrmelachista ramulorum &amp; Tetramorium lanuginosum have not been found in many years and may have been extirpated. Some taxonomic notes are given.</p>
1 aDeyrup, M  uhttps://antkey.myspecies.info/en/content/updated-list-florida-ants-hymenoptera-formicidae