Monomorium pharaonis

Nomenclature

Species: Monomorium pharaonis Linnaeus 1758

Usage: valid
Page number: 580
Vernacular name: Pharaoh Ant

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Distribution

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A trail of pharaoh's ants. Photo by ©Alexander L. Wild, alexanderwild.com
A trail of pharaoh's ants. Photo by ©Alexander L. Wild, alexanderwild.com
Adult worker. Photo by ©Alexander L. Wild, alexanderwild.com
Adult worker. Photo by ©Alexander L. Wild, alexanderwild.com
A pharaoh ant drinks from a droplet of spilled sugar water. Photo by ©Alexander L. Wild, alexanderwild.com
A pharaoh ant drinks from a droplet of spilled sugar water. Photo by ©Alexander L. Wild, alexanderwild.com
Lateral view of body, surface characters, adult worker. The entire body is uniformly brownish yellow. Used in Antkey to separate  Monomorium pharaonis  from all other  Monomorium  species.
Lateral view of body, surface characters, adult worker. The entire body is uniformly brownish yellow. Used in Antkey to separate Monomorium pharaonis from all other Monomorium species.
Lateral view of thorax / mesosoma, adult. Mesosoma entirely sculptured. Note erect hairs (arrows) present on dorsum.
Lateral view of thorax / mesosoma, adult. Mesosoma entirely sculptured. Note erect hairs (arrows) present on dorsum.
Lateral view of thorax / mesosoma, adult worker. The mesosoma is entirely covered in a punctate ground sculpture giving it a uniformly dull appearance. Used in Antkey to separate  Monomorium pharaonis  and the  Monomorium salomonis -group from other  Monomorium .
Lateral view of thorax / mesosoma, adult worker. The mesosoma is entirely covered in a punctate ground sculpture giving it a uniformly dull appearance. Used in Antkey to separate Monomorium pharaonis and the Monomorium salomonis-group from other Monomorium.