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- Sphecomyrma is an extinct genus of ants which existed in the Cretaceous approximately 79 to 92 million years ago. The first specimens were collected in...
- Wilson and his colleagues identified the fossil remains of an ant (Sphecomyrma) that lived in the Cretaceous period. The specimen, trapped in amber...
- The Magothy formation is reported by Wilson's 1967 paper describing Sphecomyrma freyi as having exposures in Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Delaware...
- originally described as a species of the extinct genus Sphecomyrma under the combination Sphecomyrma canadensis. Boltonimecia is known from a single adult...
- genera Armania, Cretomyrma, Gerontoformica, Orapia, Pseudarmania and Sphecomyrma; while Zigrasimeciini contains Boltonimecia and Zigrasimecia. A number...
- ant species described from New Jersey amber, the others being Sphecomyrma freyi, Sphecomyrma mesaki, Baikuris casei, and Kyromyrma neffi. The type fossils...
- Dlussky 1983 2 †Pseudarmania rasnitsyni N/A †Sphecomyrma Wilson & Brown 1967 2 †Sphecomyrma freyiSphecomyrma freyi †Zigrasimecia Barden & Grimaldi 2013...
- men, groups of men, or groups of people of mixed gender; for example, Sphecomyrma freyi after a couple who found that species' type specimen, the Freys...
- formed with the suffix -oides, meaning "with the form of" and the name Sphecomyrma, type genus of Sphecomyrminae. The new genus and single species S. orientalis...
- Pheidole. Sphecomyrma nexa Sp. nov Sosiak et al. Late Cretaceous (Campanian) North Carolina amber  United States ( North Carolina) A species of Sphecomyrma....