GLYPTOTERMES AMPLUS, A NEW DAMPWOOD TERMITE (ISOPTERA: KALOTERMITIDAE) FROM ST. LUCIA
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Glyptotermes amplus n. sp. is described from soldiers and imagos collected on St. Lucia, West Indies. It is the seventh described species of West Indian Glyptotermes and is the largest species among its Lesser Antillean congeners.Downloads
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