Abstract
Studies on the chemistry of ant-alarm pheromones have been essentially restricted to those produced by species in the subfamilies Myrmicinae, Dolichoderinae and Formicinae (Blum and Brand 1972) and, as a consequence, there is virtually no information available pertaining to the chemistry of these pheromones in the more primitive subfamilies. We report here on the mandibular-gland secretion of Neoponera villosa (F.),2 a species in the subfamily Ponerinae, one of the most primitive of the formicid taxa.
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