Monomorium trageri
DuBois, 1986
Monomorium trageri is a of in the Formicidae, described by DuBois in 1986. It is classified within the Monomorium, a diverse group of small ants commonly known as thief ants. The specific epithet honors James C. Trager, an American myrmecologist.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Monomorium trageri: /məˌnoʊˈmoʊriəm ˈtræɡəri/
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Taxonomic Status
Catalogue of Life lists Monomorium trageri as a synonym of Monomorium carbonarium, while GBIF accepts it as a valid . This discrepancy indicates ongoing taxonomic uncertainty that requires resolution.
Etymology
The epithet 'trageri' honors James C. Trager, an American entomologist and myrmecologist known for his contributions to and .