Azteca alpha
Azteca alpha est  exstincta formicarum subfamiliae Dolichoderinarum species, in fossilibus fortasse miocaenis in Hispaniola inventis. Quae est una e duabus speciebus generis Aztecae a fossilibus descriptae, ambabus in electro Dominicano inventis. Hospes est cuiusdam nematodi fossilis, et cum coccoideis conservata est.

Notae

Bibliographia
AntWeb. 2013. "Genus: Azteca."  AntWeb, accessum 21 Septembris 2013. Editio interretialis.
Johnson, C., D. Agosti, J. H. Delabie, K. Dumpert, D.J. Williams, M. Von Tschirnhaus, et M. Maschwitz. 2001. "Acropyga and Azteca Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) with scale Insects (Sternorrhyncha: Coccoidea): 20 Million Years of Intimate Symbiosis." American Museum Novitates 3335: 1–18. . PDF.
Poinar, G. O. 2011. "The Evolutionary History of Nematodes: As Revealed in Stone, Amber and Mummies." Nematology monographs and perspectives pages 9: 91–93, 239–240, 324–325.
Poinar, G. O. 2012. "Nematode Parasites and Associates of Ants: Past and Present." Psyche 2012: 1–13. .
Poinar, G. O., et E. Heiss. 2011. "New Termitaphididae and Aradidae (Hemiptera) in Mexican and Dominican amber." Palaeodiversity 4: 51–62. PDF.
Wilson, Edward O. 1985. "Ants of the Dominican amber (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). 3. The subfamily Dolichoderinae." Psyche 92: 17–37. .

Nexus externi

†alpha
Dolichoderinae
Fauna Hispaniolae
Fossilia
Genera animalium
Hymenoptera Americae Septentrionalis
Miocaenum
alpha
Sucinum Dominicianum
Taxa Wilson
Taxa 1985