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ely, pale fuscous; the club of the antennae 2-jointed. _Hab._ Aru. 6. MYRMICA CARINATA. _M._ obscure fusco-ferruginea; thorace rufo-fulvo; capite thoraceque carinis irregularibus; metathorace spinis duabus longis armato. _Worker._ Length 1-1/4 lines. Head and abdomen black, with more or less of an obscure ferruginous tinge, particularly at the vertex and base of the abdomen; the thorax and nodes of the petiole ferruginous; the legs rufo-piceous, with the tarsi and articulations ferruginous, the antennae and mandibles ferruginous; the head and thorax with irregular distant longitudinal carinae; the sides of the thorax rugose; the spines on the metathorax long and acute; the abdomen very smooth and shining; the club of the antennae 3-jointed. _Hab._ Aru. Gen. CREMATOGASTER, _Lund_. 1. Crematogaster obscura, _Smith, Cat. Hym. Ins., Journ. Proc. Linn. Soc._ ii. 76. 4 [Symbol: Mercury]. _Hab._ Aru; Borneo. 2. CREMATOGASTER ELEGANS. _C._ pallide rufo-testaceus; abdomine nigerrimo nitido; thorace bispinoso. _Worker._ Length 3/4 line. Entirely pale rufo-testaceous, excepting the eyes and abdomen which are jet black; the nodes of the petiole pale, smooth, and shining. Head about the same width as the abdomen. The lateral angles of the anterior margin of the prothorax acute, the metathorax armed with two long acute spines. Abdomen heart-shaped, its apex acute. _Hab._ Aru. 3. CREMATOGASTER INSULARIS. _C._ niger, laevis et nitidus; antennis tarsisque pallide testaceis; thorace spinis duabus acutis armato. _Worker._ Length 1-1/4 line. Black, smooth and shining; the vertex, thorax and nodes of the peduncle with an obscure ferruginous tinge; the antennae, tarsi, and articulations of the legs pale rufo-testaceous; the spines which arm the metathorax stout, elongate, and acute, with their apex pale testaceous. Abdomen heart-shaped and very acute at the apex. _Hab._ Aru. Gen. SOLENOPSIS, _Westw._ 1. SOLENOPSIS CEPHALOTES. _S._ pallide ferruginea; capite maxime in medio sulcato, abdomine apice fusco. _Worker major._ Length 2-1/2 lines. Pale ferruginous, with the anterior part of the face darker, the mandibles incrassate and very dark fusco-ferruginous; head very large and divided by a deep longitudinal channel, emarginate behind, nearly quadrate; the eyes small and placed forwards on the sides of the head. The metathorax truncate, not spined. Abdomen ovate, truncate at the base, its apex fuscous; the
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