Aenictus togoensis Santschi

Type location Togo (Santschi, 1915c: 248, male) no collector or location; male only described (see Bolton, 1995) .

Santschi's (1915c) description is -
MALE - TL 4.5; forewing 3.8 mm. Head, seen from above, two and a half times wider than long, slightly concave anteriorly. Cervical border rather concave, sides forward of the eyes and between the ocelli and the eyes slightly convex. Eyes smaller than fuscovarius. Ocelli small, laterals set twice their diameter away from median. Mandibles three times as long as the basal width, without teeth, internal edge slightly concave. Scape short, lobed apically before the exterior joint. Funiculus segments 3-8 longer than wide, apical segment strongly conical. Petiole two-thirds wider than long, more strongly concave than fuscovarius. Femora more expanded than latter but less than in moebii. Copulatory armature partially missing.
Colour fawn rust; appendages and apex of gaster yellow rust. Decumbent pilosity fine, long and white; resembling that of fuscovarius but more raised and irregular on the head and members.
Single male specimen from Togo, in German Entomology Museum. The smallest of the then known Aenictus.

Santschi (1920d) gave a fuller, illustrated description at

Also from Ivory Coast at Dimbroko, by Le Moult (in Wheeler, 1922).