Table 1 in Temnothorax caryaluteus sp. nov. (Hymenoptera: Formicidae): a new ant species from the eastern United States

Table 1. Comparison of nesting microhabitats of species of Temnothorax Mayr, 1861 from the eastern United States. nest microhabitatTemnothorax sp.Acorns / hickory nutsSticks / dead roots in leaf litterRotten logs / dead standing treesHollow plant stemsRock crevicesFormica nestsNests of other Temnothorax spp.Under rock/ directly in soilGallsUnder bark on live treesHollow twigs on live treesBranches on live treesT. allardycei (Mann, 1920)–x–x––––––x–T. ambiguus (Emery, 1895)xx–x–x–x––––T. americanus (Emery, 1895)xx––––x–––––T. bradleyi (Wheeler, 1913)–––––––––x––T. caryaluteus sp. nov.–––––––––xxxT. curvispinosus (Mayr, 1866)xxxx–––xxx––T. duloticus (Wesson, 1937)xx––––x–––––T. longispinosus (Roger, 1863)xxx–x––x––––T. minutissimus (Smith, 1942)x–––––x–––––T. palustris (Cover & Deyrup, 2004)–––––––x––––T. pergandei (Emery, 1895)xxxxx––x––––T. pilagens Seifert et al., 2014xx––––x–––––T. schaumii (Roger, 1863)––x–––––xxxxT. smithi (Baroni Urbani, 1978)––x––––––x––T. texanus (Wheeler, 1903)–––––––x––––T. torrei (Aguayo, 1931)–x––––––––––T. tuscaloosae (Wilson, 1951)xx–––––x––––