Ambiguous call with overloaded r-value reference function

I have a class with the following declarations:

class IcoSphere
{
[...]
private:
    int _addVertex(const glm::vec3 &p);
    int addVertex(glm::vec3 p);
    int addVertex(const glm::vec3 &&p);
[...]
};

Then, I'm calling 'addVertex' like so:

IcoSphere sphere;
double t = (1.0 +sqrt(5.0)) /2.0;
sphere.addVertex(glm::vec3(-1,t,0));

The argument for 'addVertex' is obviously not a reference, and yet the g++-compiler throws the following error:

./network/icosphere.cpp: In static member function ‘static void IcoSphere::Create(glm::vec3&, float, std::vector<glm::tvec3<float, (glm::precision)0u> >&, int)’:
./network/icosphere.cpp:46:36: error: call of overloaded ‘addVertex(glm::vec3)’ is ambiguous
  sphere.addVertex(glm::vec3(-1,t,0));
                                    ^
./network/icosphere.cpp:46:36: note: candidates are:
./network/icosphere.cpp:19:5: note: int IcoSphere::addVertex(glm::vec3)
 int IcoSphere::addVertex(glm::vec3 p) {_addVertex(p);}
     ^
./network/icosphere.cpp:20:5: note: int IcoSphere::addVertex(const vec3&&)
 int IcoSphere::addVertex(const glm::vec3 &&p) {_addVertex(p);}
     ^

This doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me, why is it considering it an ambiguous call?