Extant Isoptera (Termites) — Latin–Chinese Name Comparison List 现存等翅下目(白蚁)拉丁学名—中文正名对照名录

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Nasutitermes dudgeoni Gao & Lam, 1986 香港象白蚁

Species

Type locality
China: The New Territories: Hong Kong: Ma On Shan
Distribution
China

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Summary

Nasutitermes dudgeoni is a species of the genus Nasutitermes, in the family TERMITIDAE (subfamily Nasutitermitinae). The species was described by Gao & Lam in 1986; the type locality is China: The New Territories: Hong Kong: Ma On Shan. Distribution: China.

Etymology

Genus name Nasutitermes: From Latin nasutus (large-nosed) + termes, for the nasute soldier.

Specific epithet dudgeoni: Named after Dudgeon

Taxonomic position

Distribution

  • Distribution records: China

The record above follows the wording of the original data; no geocoding or standardized place names have been applied.

Recorded in Fauna Sinica

The morphological and biological accounts below are taken from Fauna Sinica and related literature; only structure and punctuation have been standardized here.

Morphology

Soldier

Head of the soldier yellowish brown, nasus pale yellowish brown. Small hairs sparsely distributed at the tip of the nasus. Head pear-shaped, widest posteriorly, the posterior margin rounded and nearly straight at the middle; nasus tubular, slightly turned up. Antennae with 13 segments, segment 3 either longer or shorter than segment 2 but longer than segment 4, segments 2 and 5 about equal in length. Mandibles with a pointed spine. Pronotum smallish, saddle-shaped, the anterior half erect, the posterior margin rounded, the anterior and posterior margins both concave in the middle. Femora rather long.

Alate

Worker

Nymph

Abstract (from the source)

The soldier has a yellowish brown head and a pale yellowish brown nasus with a few small hairs at its tip. The head is pear-shaped and widest behind, its hind margin rounded yet nearly straight in the middle, and the nasus is tubular and slightly upturned. Antennae have 13 segments, the third longer than the fourth and equal to the second and fifth, and each mandible bears a spine. The pronotum is small and saddle-shaped, erect in front, with both margins concave at the middle.

Biology

Distribution and locality

Hong Kong.

Taxonomic notes

Source: Huang Fusheng et al. (2000), Fauna Sinica, Insecta vol. 17, Isoptera, Science Press. (entry no. 411 in the original work) Entries are cited by their number in the original work.

Distribution map

No GBIF record with coordinates was found for this species.

Other databases

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✔ Consistent with the accepted names in GBIF and Catalogue of Life.

Sources:GBIF Backbone Taxonomy · Catalogue of Life (3LR, 2026-10-14 · doi:10.48580/dgzh4) · Wikidata (P225) · Blattodea Species File. Retrieved on 2026-11-13 (UTC). Matching method and decision rules are described on the data page.

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Related papers

Cached papers for this genus (matched automatically, for reference); to search this species with its junior synonyms merged in, use the literature search.

  1. The site of cellulose breakdown in higher termites (Nasutitermes walkeri and Nasutitermes exitiosus)

    Margaret Hogan, P.C. Veivers, M. Slaytor, Robert Czolij · 1988 · Journal of Insect Physiology

    Abstract

  2. Defensive behavior of a termite (Nasutitermes exitiosus)

    Thomas Eisner, Irmgard Kriston, Daniel J. Aneshansley · 1976 · Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology

    Abstract

  3. Attraction of Neotropical Nasutitermes Termites to Carrion

    Barbara L. Thorne, Robert B. Kimsey · 1983 · Biotropica

    Abstract

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Other species in Nasutitermes (242 species)

242 species in this genus. See all species on the genus page →

Cite this species

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GB/T 7714

班奈特格林. Extant Isoptera (termites): a checklist of Latin and Chinese names: Nasutitermes dudgeoni 香港象白蚁[EB/OL]. Version 2026.10.30. https://termite-extant-isoptera.org/en/species/nasutitermes-dudgeoni/. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23646836.

BibTeX

@misc{isoptera_nasutitermes_dudgeoni_2026,
  author       = {班奈特格林},
  title        = {Nasutitermes dudgeoni: a checklist of extant Isoptera (termites)},
  year         = {2026},
  version      = {2026.10.30},
  howpublished = {https://termite-extant-isoptera.org/en/species/nasutitermes-dudgeoni/},
  note         = {TERMITIDAE; version 2026.10.30; DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23646836},
  doi          = {10.5281/zenodo.23646836}
}

RIS

TY  - ELEC
TI  - Nasutitermes dudgeoni: a checklist of extant Isoptera (termites)
AU  - 班奈特格林
PY  - 2026
UR  - https://termite-extant-isoptera.org/en/species/nasutitermes-dudgeoni/
DO  - 10.5281/zenodo.23646836
ER  -