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Sagehen Creek Field Station

06 Jul, 11 AM - 08 Jul, 05 PM

Tapinoma sessile (Say) 1836 is typically a small, black ant that occurs throughout the Nearctic. In California there is a form that is red in color, but is otherwise similar to the black morph in outward appearance (Snelling, pers. comm.). Colonies seem to be either all red or all black, and the red colonies are sympatric with the darker colonies. The purpose of this research is to determine if the red morphs are T. sessile or a new species of Tapinoma.

Visit #7185 @Sagehen Creek Field Station

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Under Project # 5354 | Research

Tpainoma sessile

graduate_student - California State University (CSU), Fresno

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