File:Tetraponera lacrimarum GZG-BST04670 museum tag.jpg
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English: View of the Tetraponera lacrimarum holotype museum tag. (Synonym =Sima lacrimarum)
Priabonian, Eocene; Baltic amber, Kaliningrad, Russian Federation Geowissenschaftliches Museum der Universität Göttingen, University of Göttingen, Göttingen, Germany; specimen GZG-BST04670 |
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| Author | Vincent Perrichot |
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