Anochetus sedilloti Emery

Type location Tunisia (Emery, 1884a: 377, illustrated, worker; Santschi, 1907: 325, male); junior synonym indicus (Forel, 1900c: 61, worker, queen & male) from India; all forms described (Brown, 1978: 559, Bolton, 1995) .

Emery's (1884a) description is at . Santschi's (1907) description of the male is at . Brown (1978c) gave a description at .

Brown (1978c) gives no more than a summary description of it as being a medium sized species with large eyes and a thick, often barrel-shaped petiolar node, rounded at the summit; antennal scapes short to moderate in length; widespread sculpture.

The photomontage is collated from Antbase.org

Brown described it as widespread in Africa, having seen worker samples from Ghana, at Legon (D. Leston), Sudan and Eritrea and sighting records from Senegal, Chad and Timbuktu (in Santschi, 1930a: 55, also Mali, Koulouba, by Andrieu, vi.1928). It is known also from western India.