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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Neotermes amplilabralis Xu & Han, 1985 宽唇新白蚁

Species

Type locality
China: Yunnan Province: Heko
Distribution
Yunnan (Hekou)

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Summary

Neotermes amplilabralis is a species of the genus Neotermes, in the family KALOTERMITIDAE. The species was described by Xu & Han in 1985; the type locality is China: Yunnan Province: Heko. Distribution: Yunnan (Hekou).

Etymology

Genus name Neotermes: From Greek neos (new) + Latin termes.

Specific epithet amplilabralis: From ampli + labralis

Taxonomic position

  • Family: KALOTERMITIDAE — 23 genera, 480 species
  • Genus: Neotermes — 121 species
  • Type species of the genus: Neotermes castaneus

Distribution

  • Distribution records: Yunnan (Hekou)

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 capsule of the soldier nearly orange-yellow, mandibles red and paler at the base, labrum and antennae pale yellow, thorax and abdomen greyish yellow, the body covered with sparse long hairs. Head capsule nearly rectangular, rather wide and short, the lateral margins parallel, the posterior margin nearly broadly rounded; frons slightly inclined forwards, concave in a U shape. Eyes large and nearly round, their short diameter about 0.22 mm, the distance from the eye to the antennal socket slightly shorter than the short diameter of the eye. Antennae with 14 segments, segment 3 distinctly longer than segment 2. Anterior margin of the postclypeus with several long hairs; anteclypeus nearly trapezoidal, distinctly wider than long; labrum nearly broadly rounded, also distinctly wider than long, the dorsum arched and bearing several long hairs, the margin semi-transparent. Mandibles stout, the base markedly swollen; the outer margin of the left mandible rather straight, the apex curved inwards, the length about 60 per cent of the head capsule (to the mandibular base); the inner margin, apart from the apical tooth, with five marginal teeth: the first and second nearly equal in length, the first an unequal triangle with the posterior margin longer than the anterior, the third and fourth adjacent with a deep concavity between them, the fifth slightly longer than the fourth with a shallow concavity between the two. The outer margin of the right mandible curved and distinctly more curved than that of the left mandible, the inner margin with two marginal teeth forming unequal triangles, uneven and slightly wavy between the apical tooth and the first tooth. Postmentum rod-shaped, the lateral margins almost parallel below the waist, slightly enlarged near the base; in lateral view the dorsal margin of the head slightly arched, the postmentum slightly projecting. Pronotum distinctly wider than the head capsule, the anterior margin with a broad deep V-shaped notch, the lateral margins broadly rounded, the posterior margin rather straight and slightly concave in the middle.

Alate

Worker

Nymph

Abstract (from the source)

Soldier. Head orange-yellow, the mandibles red with paler bases; body sparsely clothed with long hairs. Head nearly rectangular, broad and short, the sides parallel, the hind margin broadly rounded; the frons inclines forwards and is U-shaped depressed. Eyes large and round, their short diameter about 0.22 mm, the distance to the antennae slightly less. Antennae fourteen segmented, the third clearly longer than the second. Clypeus with a few long hairs; labrum broadly rounded and wider than long, arched and partly translucent. Mandibles stout with markedly swollen bases; the left bears five marginal teeth besides the apical one, and the right two. Postmentum club-shaped with nearly parallel sides below the waist. Pronotum distinctly wider than the head, with a broad deep V-shaped anterior emargination.

Biology

Distribution and locality

Mangshi, Yunnan.

Taxonomic notes

Source: Huang Fusheng et al. (2000), Fauna Sinica, Insecta vol. 17, Isoptera, Science Press. (entry no. 48 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

The links below are produced by matching the scientific name against public APIs, for cross-checking. The checklist data itself is unchanged.

✔ 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. Florida Dampwood Termites, Neotermes castaneus (Burmeister), Neotermes jouteli (Banks), and Neotermes luykxi Nickle and Collins (Insecta: Isoptera: Kalotermitidae)

    Rudolf H. Scheffrahn, Nan‐Yao Su · 1969 · EDIS

    Abstract

    This document is EENY-122 one of a series of Featured Creatures from the Entomology and Nematology Department, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida. Published: January 2000. https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/in279

  2. Notes on Neotermes castaneus Burm.

    W. L. Thompson · 1934 · Florida Entomologist

    Abstract

  3. Carbohydrases in Neotermes bosei Snyder (Isoptera: Kalotermitidae).

    Sanat Mishra · 1980 · Material und Organismen

    Abstract

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Other species in Neotermes (120 species)

120 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: Neotermes amplilabralis 宽唇新白蚁[EB/OL]. Version 2026.10.30. https://termite-extant-isoptera.org/en/species/neotermes-amplilabralis/. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23646836.

BibTeX

@misc{isoptera_neotermes_amplilabralis_2026,
  author       = {班奈特格林},
  title        = {Neotermes amplilabralis: a checklist of extant Isoptera (termites)},
  year         = {2026},
  version      = {2026.10.30},
  howpublished = {https://termite-extant-isoptera.org/en/species/neotermes-amplilabralis/},
  note         = {KALOTERMITIDAE; version 2026.10.30; DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23646836},
  doi          = {10.5281/zenodo.23646836}
}

RIS

TY  - ELEC
TI  - Neotermes amplilabralis: a checklist of extant Isoptera (termites)
AU  - 班奈特格林
PY  - 2026
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DO  - 10.5281/zenodo.23646836
ER  -