| Authorship |
Borowiec et al., 2024:
260, figs. 40-49
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| Forms |
w. |
| Bioregion |
Palearctic |
| Locality |
GREECE |
| Etymology |
Latin tristis means gloomy, sad, shadowy. Named after the almost completely microreticulate head and mesosoma, which gives the species a subdued appearance, in contrast to the highly shiny species such as Aphaenogaster subterranea or Aphaenogaster holtzi. |
| Primary type information |
Primary type material: holotype worker. Primary type locality: Greece: Pel. Lakonia, 3.2 km NW Polidroso, 1000 m, 37.19874 N / 22.57603 E, 18.vi.2016 (L. Borowiec). Primary type depository: MNHW. Primary type specimen: LBC-GR02140. |
| Secondary type information |
Secondary type material: 32 paratype workers. Secondary type locality: 16 paratype workers with same data as holotype; 16 paratype workers Greece: Pel. Lakonia, 3.2 km NE Vemvakou, 1370 m, 37.25344 N / 22.59165 E, 18.vi.2016 L. Borowiec). Secondary type depositories: MHNG, MNHW, NHMC. Secondary type specimens: LBC-GR02140, LBC-GR02158. |
