Apterostigma acre
Species Profile Data
- Scientific Name
- Apterostigma acre
- Distribution
- Found in 2 countries
Apterostigma acre Overview & Identification
Apterostigma acre is an ant species of the genus Apterostigma, family Formicidae. It is primarily documented in 2 countries, including Brazil, French Guiana. This species is characterized by its unique colony structure and non-parasitic founding nature.
Researching Apterostigma acre provides valuable insights into myrmecology and social social structures. Detailed taxonomic data and occurrence records can be further explored via authoritative databases such as AntWeb or the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF).
Looking specifically at the Apterostigma acre distribution, it has been documented across various regions. Understanding where Apterostigma acre lives helps in identifying seasonal patterns and habitat preferences.
Colonies of Apterostigma acre typically exhibit a unique colony structure. This species has a non-parasitic queen, meaning she can start a new colony independently.
