del Antille St. Vincent. 409 
teintées de jaune sale, avec les nervures brundtres. Dureste comme 
le 2. 
3. L.3, 643, 9 mill. Mandibules triangulaires, tridentées. 
Téte striée devant. Métanotum bas, avec la face basale bien plus 
longue que la face déclive, inerme, arrondi. Penicilli assez gros et 
poilus. Pilosité comme chez le soldat. Ailes comme chez la Or 
D’un jaune sale un peu brundtre, avec trois larges bandes longi- 
tudinales brunes sur le dos du mésonotum. Abdomen assez étroit. 
Les numéros (30 d) et (80 f) appartiennent a une autre 
variété plus petite, dont le soldat n’a que 2, 743 mill., 
mais a du reste la forme de la téte et la pilosité de la 
forme typique, et non pas de la var. elongatula. 
(30). Common in forest or open places. The com- 
munities are generally rather small (100 individuals), 
but occasionally larger, with several hundred ants. The 
formicarium is generally under a stone or under sod, 
sometimes in rotten wood; it is simply made, with one 
or two small chambers and few passages. The workers 
minor are rather active in their movements; the workers 
major and females sluggish. The workers minor are 
often found prowling about foliage or on the ground. 
Workers major pretty numerous. 
(30 a). Southern end of the island, Villa Estate; near 
seashore, under a block of coral. Oct. 14th. A small 
nest. One male found. 
(30 b). Morne Ronde (leeward, near the northern end 
of the island) ; October. Not far from sea-level. Formi- 
carium not noted. 
(30c). Fitz-Hugh Valley (leeward), 500 ft.; open place 
near a stream. Formicarium under sod on the side of a 
rock. This was a large colony, with a passage a foot 
long, and smoothly worked at the roots of the sod. 
Nov. 4th. 
(30d). Locality, situation, and date as in (0c). The 
colony was apparently a small one, but the formicarium 
was concealed in a crack of the rock. (Worker major 
smaller than usual.) 
(30 ¢). Workers, from various nests, and some of the 
workers minor brushed from foliage, or found on the 
ground ; leeward side. Various localities below 1500 ft. 
(307). Fitz-Hugh Valley (leeward) ; shady place. A 
small colony in rotten wood, Nov. 4th, 500 ft. 
