The extreme, workerless inquilines.

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The last pages with make-up: p. 18, 20, 23, 26, 35, 39 and 41. And p. 37.

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All the make-up moves:

2 professor
2 red addition
3 dulosis/slave-robbing
18 Weibchen
20 The Ants.
23 is
23 Tinaut
26 written in 2022
35 points
37 among
39 reduction
41 vorn
59 list
67 Brandt ()
73 reference ""
74 referebce ""
108 Dlussky
108 dulosis/slave-robbing

The most important once are:

2 red addition, one more point included.
3 and 108 dulosis/slave-robbing, explanation.
26 written in 2022, the time the little manuscript was written.
108 Dlussky, placed on its place.

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My publication:

https://antcat.org/references/144456

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Got this same day the message that they will take it off again. I putted something in as refused and they say it is for real and they are going to give it themselves a new name. Exit me!

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It stays online. One change: 3 times ***** (***.*.) on p. 27...

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Two publications:

Borowiec, L.; Salata, S. 2025a. A monographic review of ants of Greece (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) Vol. 2. Review of the subfamily Myrmicinae except the genera Temnothorax and Tetramorium. Part 1: text. Bytom: Natural History Monographs of the Upper Silesian Museum, 1-476.

Pdf:

https://www.antcat.org/references/144454

Borowiec, L.; Salata, S. 2025b. A monographic review of ants of Greece (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) Vol. 2. Review of the subfamily Myrmicinae except the genera Temnothorax and Tetramorium. Part 2: plates. Bytom: Natural History Monographs of the Upper Silesian Museum, 479-976.

Pdf:

https://www.antcat.org/references/144455

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More about these two publications later.......

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First, the pictures from the second part...

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Fig. 268.1: from Borowiec, L., Salata, S., 2025b; Bytom, Upper Silesian Museum.
This must be the gyne of Teleutomyrmex albenae Salata, van Delft, Borowiec, 2023.

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Teleutomyrmex-key from Borowiec, L., Salata, S., 2025a.

Note. In cladistic classification, the genus Teleutomyrmex is treated as a paraphyletic line within the Tetramorium clade and, in consequence, reduced to the synonym of the genus Tetramorium (Ward et al. 2015). In our monograph, however, we adopt the evolutionary concept of genus in which specialized parasitic lines are treated as separate taxa (Seifert et al. 2016). This approach also has a practical basis because such taxa are morphologically very different from parent taxa, which allows them to be well distinguished in the determination keys at each level.

A key to species of the genus Teleutomyrmex [from Greece.]:

1. Carinae or teeth on dorsal propodeum absent, dorsal profile of propodeum much shorter than the caudal one (Fig. 268.2). All lateral surfaces of mesosoma and petiole covered by a well-developed reticulate or alveolate microsculpture. Head length index CL / CW < 0.945 (Fig. 268.3). Known from southern Bulgaria (Eastern Rhodopes) ............................................... .................................................................................................... T. buschingeri Lapeva-Gjonova

2. Carinae on dorsal propodeum present, dorsal profile of propodeum not much shorter than the caudal one (Fig. 267.2). Surfaces of lateral mesosoma and petiole only in patches covered by a reticulate or alveolate microsculpture or completely smooth. Head length index CL / CW > 0.945 (Fig. 267.3) ................................................... T. albenae (Salata, van Delft & Borowiec)

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Notes about Teleutomyrmex schneideri Kutter, 1950.

Buschinger, A. (1999) has found Teleutomyrmex schneideri in the Simplonpass (by Gabi.) in 1999. This finding was said as “in a nearby place in the Swiss Alps.”. Later on, the species wasn’t found there any more.

Schär, S., 2022 found the species again after 71 years in Saas-Fee. But there was a problem, nl. the spacies was found “... unter einem kleinen Stein in alpinem Rasen beim Triftbach nahe Saas-Fee” in “ein Tetramorium-Ameisennest. Der genaue Fundort liegt bei 46.10962ºN, 7.90897ºE, 2185 m ü. M. Das Nest mit dunkel gefärbten Tieren befand sich unter einem Stein von ca. 20 cm Durchmesser....” and “..., ist der neue Fundort mindestens 500 m vom Waldgebiet entfernt, welches von Stumper (1951) als Fundgebiet der drei zwischen 1949 und 1950 entdeckten Kolonien beschrieben wurde. Die neue Fundstelle liegt ausserdem auf alpinem Rasen und nicht in lichtem Lärchen-Arvenwald. Dies zeigt, dass Tet. inquilinum bei Saas-Fee bezüglich Habitatwahl flexibler ist, als man aufgrund der historischen Funde hätte vermuten können. Ausserdem sind alpine Rasen wohl weniger durch menschliche Aktivitäten bedroht als lichte Nadelwälder, was für den Fortbestand von Tet. inquilinum hilfreich sein könnte. Der menschliche Eingriff im Fundgebiet scheint sich auf leichte Beweidung durch Schwarznasenschafe zu beschränken, welche diese Ameisenpopulationen kaum zu beeinflussen vermögen. ”. And further that the species “... hier aber immerhin unterschiedliche Habitate besiedelt, nämlich lichte Nadelwälder und alpine Rasen.”.

Stumper, R., 1951 wrote for this “alpine Rasen”: “Grusmatten der Hannigalp, oberhalb der Baumgrenze (ca. 2250 m): Die dortigen Ameisen sind noch nicht näher untersucht worden; nach H. Kutter sind für dieses Biotop kennzeichnend: Formica rufa, F. fusca und Tetramorium caespitum.”. This last species, Tetramorium caespitum, is now named Tetramorium alpestre.

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A new addition, with included the previous texts and photographs and a few other things.....

It will appear here in a while....

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But before that, I have to say something I only heard a few days ago.....

On March, 5 I had an appointment with my eye-dokter. My left eye is relative good, only a small part of my eye-field is gone, on the inner board of my eye-field. The problem lies for the most on my rigth eye. The upper half of my rigth eye sees nothing any more, is already blind. So, now it only depends how fast everything will go. But in the time I still have, I follow everything here as much as possible. My biggest fear is becomming reality, I am getting blind.

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The first edition of the addition:

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And the second part:

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At least something I can do till the end.....

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Found this yesterday:

Tinaut, A., Aguayo, D., Pascual, F., Ruano, F., Sandoval, P., Tierno de Figueroa, J. M., 2024, “Artrópodos endémicos de Sierra Nevada (España): actualización de su estatus.“ or “Endemic arthropods of Sierra Nevada (Spain): update of their status.“ Suplementos del Boletín de la Asociación española de Entomología, vol. 7, p. 1-63 (article p. 1-21, apéndice I p. 22-63.).

With this in it: