NEOTERMES PLATYFRONS, A NEW DAMPWOOD TERMITE (ISOPTERA, KALOTERMITIDAE) FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Abstract
Neotermes platyfrons n. sp. is described from the winged imago and the small and large soldier castes. This species is endemic to Hispaniola and surveys of the Dominican Republic indicate the greatest populations occur in the far-eastern coastal woodlands.Downloads
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