Crematogaster cubaensis Mann HNS 1920 REVISED STATUS
Crematogaster victima subsp. cubaensis Mann HNS 1920:425. Syntype workers, queen: Cuba, Guantanamo, beneath a stone in the woods (Mann) [USNM] (examined). Menozzi, 1929:2: subspecies of steinheili HNS. Enzmann, J. 1946:93: subspecies of laeviuscula HNS. Kempf, 1972:90: subspecies of victima HNS.
Crematogaster barbouri Weber HNS 1934:24, fig. 1. Syntype workers, queens, male: Cuba, Limones Seboruco, Soledad, Cienfuegos, 22 Aug 1933, under rich humus in a depression on a limestone ledge in dense shade of forest; male from sweeping in nearby forest, 30 Aug (Weber) [USNM, LACM] (examined). Kempf, 1972: 84: combination in C. (Orthocrema) HNS. NEW SYNONYMY
The small yellow Crematogaster HNS on Cuba share the general habitus of minutissima HNS from Florida. They differ in that the dorsal pilosity is more like C. flavomicrops HNS, relatively short, scruffy-looking, and not in three differentiable rows (although humeral setae are longer than the rest). The pronotum is completely smooth and shining.