Solenopsis fugax (Latreille)

Type location France (Formica fugax, Latreille, 1798: 46, all forms; Santschi, 1910e: 649, gynondromorph) - no images on Antweb (October 2015)
junior synonyms
flavidula (Myrmica flavidula, Nylander, 1849: 43, worker; synonymy Mayr, 1855: 450) from Russia - no images on Antweb (October 2015)
orientalis (Ruzky, 1905b: 509, illustrated, all forms; synonymy Karavaiev, 1910b: 49) from Russia - no images on Antweb (October 2015)
kasalinensis (Emery, 1909a: 31, worker; synonymy Dlussky & Zabelin, 1985: 221) from Turkestan - no images on Antweb (October 2015)
pontica (Santschi, 1934e: 584, illustrated queen, all forms; synonymy Dlussky & Zabelin, 1985: 221) from Russia - see https://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0913885
debilior (Santschi, 1934e: 583, all forms; synonymy Casevitz-Weulersse, 1990a: 138) from Corsica - see https://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0913884
latroides (Ruzsky, 1905b: 514, worker; synonymy Dlussky & Radchenko, 1994: 109) from Russia - no images on Antweb (October 2015)
scythica (Santschi, 1934e: 585, worker; synonymy Dlussky & Radchenko, 1994: 109) from Russia - see https://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0913886
subspecies
cypridis (Santschi, 1934e: 584, illustrated queen, all forms) from Cyprus - no images on Antweb (October 2015)
emesa (Thomé & Thomé, 1980b: 135, illustrated, worker) from Syria - see https://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0913778
furtiva (Santschi, 1934e: 584, all forms) from France - see below
karaki (Thomé & Thomé, 1980b: 134, illustrated, worker & male) from Syria - no images on Antweb (October 2015)
tisiphone (Santschi, 1934e: 586, illustrated, queen) from Tunisia - see https://www.antweb.org/specimenImages.do?code=casent0913889.

Mayr (1855: 449) defined the genus Diplorhoptrum and gave a full description of D. fugax, this is at . André (1881-6: 387 ff) gave a description, with illustrations on Plate XXIV, this is at ; his key separating the sexual stages is at . Thomé & Thomé's (1980b) description of karaki is at . Their description of emesus is at .

There is much to be done to sort out the variour "varieties". Emery (1909a: 29) in his key gave the eyes as 5-6 facets) - Thomé & Thomé, for instance show specimens that appear to have single-facet eyes, although they fail to comment on this. With karaki they also give the head as very puncturate with a median smooth line.

Egypt records - none.

The photomontage of the furtiva type worker is collated from http://www.antweb.org/specimen.do?name=casent0913888