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Nomenclature (4)

  • Eutermes (Cubitermes) minitabundus Sjöstedt, 1913a: 368-369.

    Syntypes; soldier; b0f64c50-45fe-4eef-9818-6fdafa71d69e; deposited at: Musée Royal de l’Afrique Centrale, Tervuren, Belgium (RGMC);

  • Cubitermes minitabundus (Sjöstedt, 1913) in Schmitz, 1916: 119.
  • Isognathotermes minitabundus (Sjöstedt, 1913) in Hellemans, Deligne, Roisin & Josens, 2021: 233.
  • Isognathotermes minitabundus (Sjöstedt, 1913) in Josens, Deligne, Harry, Roy, Akama, Coulibaly, Dosso, Goergen, Hasson, Kasangij a Kasangij, Kifukieto, Le Ru, Loko, Ndiaye, Roisin, Sion, Šobotnik, Stiblik, Kue Di Kuenda, Traoré, Viage, Wango, Kaymak, Bourguignon & Hellemans, 2025: 87. Description/Redescription

Nomenclature references (4)

  • Sjöstedt, Y. (1913a) Über Termiten aus dem inneren Kongo, Rhodesia, und Deutsch-Ostafrika. Revue Zoologique Africaine (Bruxelles), 2(3), 354–391 + 3 pls.
  • Schmitz, H. (1916) Ein neuer Cubitermes vom belgischen Kongo. Tijdschrift voor Entomologie (suppl.), 58(1915), 119–124.
  • Hellemans, S., Deligne, J., Roisin, Y. & Josens, G. (2021) Phylogeny and revision of the ‘Cubitermes complex’ termites (Termitidae:Cubitermitinae). Systematic Entomology, 46(1), 224–238. https://doi.org/10.1111/syen.12458
  • Josens, G., Deligne, J., Harry, M., Roy, V., Akama, P.D., Coulibaly, T., Dosso, K., Goergen, G., Hasson, M., Kasangij a Kasangij, P., Kifukieto, C., Le Ru, B., Loko, L.E.Y., Ndiaye, A.B., Roisin, Y., Sion, N., Šobotnik, J., Stiblik, P., Kue Di Kuenda, S., … Hellemans, S. (2025) An integrative revision of the genus Isognathotermes (Termitidae: Cubitermitinae) with description of seven new species and four new subspecies. European Journal of Taxonomy, 1024, 1–197. https://doi.org/10.5852/ejt.2025.1024.3099

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Etymology:

From the Latin minitabundus (threatening) probably refers to a supposed threat.