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Trophocleptria
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Trophocleptria

12 branches of this group, most-observed first

Two-banded Cellophane-cuckoo Bee

speciesEpeolus bifasciatus

Epeolus variolosus

speciesEpeolus variolosus

Epeolus obscuripes

speciesEpeolus obscuripes

Epeolus boliviensis

speciesEpeolus boliviensis

Epeolus nomadiformis

speciesEpeolus nomadiformis

Epeolus claripennis

speciesEpeolus claripennis

Epeolus pulchellus

speciesEpeolus pulchellus

Fulvous-haired Cellophane-Cuckoo

speciesEpeolus fulvopilosus

Epeolus fumipennis

speciesEpeolus fumipennis

Epeolus asperrimus

speciesEpeolus asperrimus

Epeolus carioca

speciesEpeolus carioca

Epeolus niger

speciesEpeolus niger

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1606418.