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The ant genus    Camponotus    (Mayr, 1861) is one of the most abundant and species rich ant genera in the Malagasy zoogeographical region. Although this group is commonly encountered, its taxonomy is far from complete. Here, we clarify the taxonomy of the Malagasy-endemic   Camponotus   subgenusMyrmopytia   (Emery, 1920). Species delimitation was based on traditional morphological characters and multivariate morphometric analyses, including exploratory Nest Centroid clustering and confirmatory cross-validated Linear Discriminant Analysis. Four species are recognized:    Camponotus   imitator    (Forel, 1891),    Camponotus   jodina    sp. n. ,    Camponotus   karaha    sp. n. , and    Camponotus   longicollis    sp. n.  All four species appear to mimic co-occurring   Aphaenogaster   species. A diagnosis of the subgenusMyrmopytia  , species descriptions, an identification key based on minor and major subcastes of workers, and the known geographical distribution of each species are provided.

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Taxonomic revision of imitating carpenter ants,   Camponotus   subgenus   Myrmopytia   (  Hymenoptera  ,   Formicidae  ) of Madagascar, using morphometry and qualitative traits