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The immatures of males of two species of  Camponotus  ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) are described and compared by light and electron microscopy. The numbers of larval instars were determined:  Camponotus rufipes  Fabricius (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) have four instars; and  Camponotus vittatus  Forel have three. Male larvae of the two species are similar to previously described  Camponotus  larvae, sharing the following traits: basic shape of body and mandible, presence of ‘chiloscleres’, ‘praesaepium’ (some specimens), labial pseudopalps, and ten pairs of spiracles. However, larvae of the two species can be separated by bodily dimensions and based on their hair number and types. Worker larvae of  C .  vittatus  previously described are extensively similar to male larvae, with only a few inconspicuous differences that may result from intraspecific variation or sexual differences.

Compared Morphology of the Immatures of Males of Two Urban Ant Species ofCamponotus