dead (presumable queen) ant identification

[core1331]

I took some up close pictures of the ant using some form of microscope. It was identified as a social parasite and cought in Belgium, Antwerp. July 22 2018 after 11pm near a source of light. She was found with her wings on and shed them in the tube. The pictures are under attachments. I included all I took and by request I can try getting a good picture of a certain region of the ant/corpse. For some reason I can't link the pictures directly on the forum because of certain quota has been reached so I posted them on https://lasiusnigerants.blogspot.com/2019/05/dead-presumable-queen-ant.html

I'm really curious to know what species she is.
Thanks in advance!

[antperson24]

I took some up close pictures of the ant using some form of microscope. It was identified as a social parasite and cought in Belgium, Antwerp. July 22 2018 after 11pm near a source of light. She was found with her wings on and shed them in the tube. The pictures are under attachments. I included all I took and by request I can try getting a good picture of a certain region of the ant/corpse. For some reason I can't link the pictures directly on the forum because of certain quota has been reached so I posted them on https://lasiusnigerants.blogspot.com/2019/05/dead-presumable-queen-ant.html

I'm really curious to know what species she is.
Thanks in advance!

She is Lasius claviger.