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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Schedorhinotermes maximus Holmgren, 1913 最大长鼻白蚁

Species

Type locality
Indonesia: Borneo: Tandjong
Distribution
distribution to be verified

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Summary

Schedorhinotermes maximus is a species of the genus Schedorhinotermes, in the family RHINOTERMITIDAE. The species was described by Holmgren in 1913; the type locality is Indonesia: Borneo: Tandjong. Distribution: distribution to be verified. This site records 1 junior synonym for the species.

Etymology

Genus name Schedorhinotermes: From Greek schedon (near) + rhis (nose) + Latin termes.

Specific epithet maximus: Latin maximus (largest)

Taxonomic position

Distribution

  • Distribution records: distribution to be verified

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

Junior synonyms

This site records 1 junior synonym for the species, listed by its original literature source:

  1. Macrorhinotermes maximus Holmgren, 1913: 81 — type locality: Indonesia: Borneo: Tandjong

In older literature, regional checklists and database searches, this species may appear under the synonym Macrorhinotermes maximus; this site treats it under Schedorhinotermes maximus.

Morphology

A species-level description from the original literature has not yet been compiled for this page. Original description: Holmgren, 1913. See the genus page for the genus-level description; this page will be updated after the original text is checked.

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.

⚠ GBIF currently lists only the higher taxon. Typically a name is recently described, rarely recorded, or not yet indexed externally; our record is unaffected.

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 track pheromone of the termite Schedorhinotermes lamanianus (Sjöstedt)].

    Jean-Pierre Larue, Michel Barbier · 1976 · PubMed

    Abstract

    The trail pheromone of the African Termite Schedorhinotermes lamanianus has been investigated. It consists of two active components: an unsaturated fatty alcohol probably in C14 and a corresponding esterified fraction. The interconversion of the two by acetylation-saponification has been demonstrated. However, it is not yet known whether the ester occurs naturally as an acetate or not. A carbonyl derivative, biologically inactive, has also been isolated; its reduction with NaBH4 leads to an active alcohol of same Rf value as the preceding one.

  2. Kin-biased behaviour in the termite Schedorhinotermes

    Claudia Husseneder, Roland Brandl, Manfred Kaib · 1998 ·

    Abstract

  3. Nests and Queen Migration in Schedorhinotermes actuosus (Hill), Schedorhinotermes breinli (Hill) and Coptotermes acinaciformis (Froggatt) (Isoptera: Rhinotermitidae)

    L. R. Miller · 1994 · Australian Journal of Entomology

    Abstract

    A queen of the termite Schedorhinotermes actuosus was collected from a nest in a log at Gunn Point, N.T. There is evidence that the queen migrated to the log from some other nest site. S. actuosus does not appear to have either of the intermediate soldier forms known to exist in some other Schedorhinotermes spp. A nest series of S. breinli from Kakadu also provided evidence of colony migration. Queens of Coptotermes acinaciformes migrate seasonally within their mounds. It is suggested that migration of queens may be common and its occurrence in some other species is briefly discussed.

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Other species in Schedorhinotermes (34 species)

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GB/T 7714

班奈特格林. Extant Isoptera (termites): a checklist of Latin and Chinese names: Schedorhinotermes maximus 最大长鼻白蚁[EB/OL]. Version 2026.10.30. https://termite-extant-isoptera.org/en/species/schedorhinotermes-maximus/. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23646836.

BibTeX

@misc{isoptera_schedorhinotermes_maximus_2026,
  author       = {班奈特格林},
  title        = {Schedorhinotermes maximus: a checklist of extant Isoptera (termites)},
  year         = {2026},
  version      = {2026.10.30},
  howpublished = {https://termite-extant-isoptera.org/en/species/schedorhinotermes-maximus/},
  note         = {RHINOTERMITIDAE; version 2026.10.30; DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23646836},
  doi          = {10.5281/zenodo.23646836}
}

RIS

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