Hi Alison, it would be great if you can change the final ID to Papyrius sp. as we can’t be sure even which of the two local species it is. Cheers, Jon
I suggested Papyrius nitidus to retain link with the earliest sightings at this spot. The coconut ant report for the proposed crematorium site between Callum Brae and Mugga Mugga ENVIRONMENTALREPORT-202138789-S144G-02.pdf (dafinder.blob.core.windows.net) used records only for P. nitidus not the generics; it probably didn't matter much because I don't think it accounted for multiple sightings of the same nest, which produces the larger error in the number of nests.
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