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Formicidae (Ants) at Hastings Reserve
From Checklist of the Insects of Francis Simes Hastings Natural History Reservation
Compiled by Jean Linsdale, c. 1945.
(http://www.hastingsreserve.org/Invertebrates/CheckLists/Insects.pdf)

Componotus maculatus bulimosus Wheeler

Componotus maculatus maccooki Forel

Camponotus maculatus vicinus var. luteangulus Wheeler

Crematogastor coarctata Emory

Crematogastor coarctata var. mormonum Emory

Dorymyrmex pyramicus var. bicolor Wheeler

Formica rupibarbis var. accidua Wheeler

Formica pilicornis Emory

Lasius (Acanthomyops)

Leptothorax

Liometopam occidentale Emory

Myrmecocystus

Pheidole californicus Mayr

Pgonomyrmex subnitidus Emory

Prenolepis impairs (Say)

Prenolepis impairs var. californica Wheeler

Pseudomyrma

Solenopsis molesta subsp. validiuscula Emory

Stenamma

Stigmatomma pallipes (Haldn)

Tapinoma sessile (Say)

Veromessor andrei (Mayr)

Veromessor stoddardi (Emory)