Revision of the ant genus Calyptomyrmex (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in South-east Asia and Oceania Author Shattuck, Steven O. text Zootaxa 2011 2743 1 26 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.276598 db749b2d-e601-4558-beb0-4d7414b7350a 1175-5326 276598 Calyptomyrmex fragarus sp. n. ( Fig. 6 ) FIGURE 6. Calyptomyrmex fragarus (holotype, ANIC32-047443): A. Front of head; B. Side of body; C. Top of body; D. Distribution of material examined. Types . Holotype worker from 5km E Paluma & 1km below Crest, Queensland, 19 January 1970 , J. G. Brooks, leaf litter (ANIC32-047443). Paratypes : 1 worker from 2km W Paluma, Paluma Range, Queensland, 7 May 1969 , R. W. Taylor, rainforest, ground strays (ANIC32-047442); 1 worker from Bluewater Range, 45km NW Townsville, Queensland, 7 December 1986 - 16 February 1987 , Monteith, Thompson & Hamlet, rainforest (ANIC32-047445); 1 worker from Bluewater Range (Nth End), Queensland, 8 December 1986 , G. Monteith & G. Thompson, rainforest, sieved litter, (ANIC32-047444); 1 worker from Mt. Spec, Queensland, 8 May–5 June 1995 , M. Cermak (ANIC32- 047440). Diagnosis. Hairs on head and body spatulate (noticeably narrower near the body and expanded distally and with a rounded tip) and gaster with low longitudinal striations running between the spatulate hairs. This species shares the longitudinal striations on the gaster with lineolus but differs in having spatulate rather than thin hairs. Worker description. Mandibles indistinctly striate, more strongly basally, less so apically. Eyes with 5–6 ommatidia in greatest diameter. Propodeum in lateral view lacking angles or spines. Propodeal lobes nearly uniform in thickness, only slightly thinner anteriorly than posteriorly. Node of petiole in profile slightly higher than that of postpetiole, both nodes approximately the same volume. In dorsal view the petiolar node slightly narrower than the postpetiolar node. Head, promesonotum and petiolar and postpetiolar nodes indistinctly foveolate, superimposed with punctations which disturb and partially obscure the surface. Sides of mesosoma irregularly rugose over fine but distinct punctations. Dorsum of propodeum very finely sculptured and with several longitudinal rugae. Gaster indistinctly foveolate anteriorly fading into striate posteriorly, the entire surface superimposed with punctations. Hairs on head and body spatulate and appressed. Clypeal fork with spatulate hairs only. Colour dull red-brown, the legs and sometimes the gaster slightly lighter. Measurements. Worker (n = 6) - CFW 0.24–0.28; CI 102–109; HL 1.17–1.24; HW 1.23–1.31; ML 1.18–1.33; MTL 0.54–0.62; PetI 153–166; PetL 0.27–0.29; PetW 0.44–0.49; PronW 0.84–0.93; SI 49–53; SL 0.63–0.67. Additional material examined. Australia : Queensland : Finch Hatton Gorge (Gillison,A.) ( ANIC ). Comments. This uncommon Australian species has been collected in rainforest and mesophyll notophyll vine forest from both leaf litter samples and as stray ground foragers.