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[diagnosis of YAR- ROW (1955)]
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The taxon was described from a male from Ofotford (
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).
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s description matches all three species expected to occur at the Ofotford:
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, who was the first after 120 years to revive
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from synonymy and to give it a status of a good species, did not explain on which basis he identified J.W. Zetterstedts male. All later authors (including me) followed
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s diagnosis based on workers and gynes and kept silent regarding the male problem. J.W. Zetterstedts
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male is, according to
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, stored in
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Lund. If still present there, its identity can only be determined after a thorough, broad-based study on male characters at least in the Fennoscandian population of
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,
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and
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at least it remains to be investigated if the differential characters proposed in the keys of
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and
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for the Central European population do apply to the boreal populations of these species.
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