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Baba, K. 1935. Some hymenopterous insects from Sado Island. [In Japanese.]. Mushi 8:83-85. PDF

Notes: Ants p. 85.

Menozzi, C. 1940b. Contribution à la faune myrmécologique du Japon. Mushi 13:11-12. PDF
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