UF Termite Data

Name: UF Termite Data - AI Visibility Score
Creator: Engagemii
Published: 2026-06-27T21:31:00.622Z
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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AEO Score: 4/10

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What this score means

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About UF Termite Data

BOLD CO1 sequences 200+ bpUFTC collection database 48,282 colony samples NOW WITH MAPPING FUNCTION AND PHOTO FUNCTION!

Key Topics

Species by genera*

The soldier caste possesses the most robust and diagnostic external characters for termite identification. Unlike imagos, soldiers are present year around although in some species they are rare. In the soldierless species of the Apicotermitinae or when a soldier is not collected, the worker enteric valve is the single most diagnostic morphological character. In some cases, the external morphology of workers in soldierless taxa is useful for identification

* I thank Liam Lynch and Hollis Woodard for generating many of photographs taken after 2011.

Enteric valves by genera

No soldiers are known for the Apicotermitinae with the exception of the Apicotermes group (all from tropical Africa) and the Speculitermes group (all from Asia). HW = worker head width (mm).

*All names preceded by an "x" are preliminary names and cannot be used until I or someone else describe these taxa. I thank Dr. Ebenezer Onagbola for generating many of these photographs.