In "Nouvelles Esp ces de Ponerinae," A. Forel presents a detailed exploration of newly discovered species within the Ponerinae subfamily of ants. This early 20th-century study, originally published in French, offers insights into the classification and characteristics of these fascinating insects.
The work includes the identification of a new subgenus and a novel species of Eciton, enriching our understanding of ant diversity. Forel's meticulous observations and descriptions contribute significantly to the field of entomology and natural history. This book is an invaluable resource for researchers, academics, and anyone interested in the intricate world of ants.
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