Noditermes angolensis Weidner, 1974 安哥拉节白蚁

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1. EVIDENCE OF TWO CENTRIC FUSIONS IN CHROMOSOME COMPLEMENTS OF NODITERMES LAMANIANUS

   Pierre Pol Vincke, J. P. Tilquin · 1978 · Canadian Journal of Genetics and Cytology

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   From a survey of chromosome numbers in Termitidae, it appears that Noditermes laminianus Sjöstedt (Isoptera, Termitidae) and Procubitermes sp. 1 have n = 19 instead of n = 21 as is usually found in the African members of the family. A detailed investigation on N. lamanianus demonstrates that this feature is constant in the area of distribution of this species. This change in the basic chromosome number is explained as the result of two centric fusions.

2. Sesquiterpenes from termite soldiers. Structure of amiteol, a new 5β, 7β, 10β-eudesmane from

   Yoko Naya, Glenn D. Prestwich, Stephen G. Spanton · 1982 · Tetrahedron Letters

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3. Record of New Termite (Blattodea, Termitidae) Species in Togo West Africa

   Toblie Quashie Effowe, Boris Dodji Kasseney, Abdoulaye Baila Ndiaye, Adolé Isabelle Glitho · 2022 · Insects

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   In Africa, despite their economic and ecological importance, termites are still relatively unknown. Their systematic remains uncertain, the approximate number of species for many biogeographic areas is underestimated, and there is still confusion in the identification of the species for many genera. This study combined morphological traits with morphometric measurements to determine several species collected in Togo and provided head illustrations of soldiers. Termites were sampled within the frame of transects laid in several landscapes inside three different parks including: Fosse aux Lions, Galangashie, and Fazao Malfakassa. Samples were grouped by morphospecies and measurements of part of the body (length and/or width of head, mandible, pronotum, gula, and hind tibia) were conducted. Twelve termite species including Foraminitermescorniferus, Lepidotermes sp., Noditermes cristifrons, Noditermes sp. 1 and Noditermes sp. 2, Promirotermes holmgren infera, Promirotermes sp., Unguitermes sp., Amitermes evuncifer, A. guineensis, A. truncatus, and A. spinifer were separated and pictured. Ten new species were added to the check list of the country, including five unidentified ones. Further studies such as biomolecular analysis should be carried out in order to clarify the status of these unknown species.

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