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Anodonteutricharaea
21 branches of this group, most-observed first
Megachile subalbuta
speciesMegachile subalbuta
Megachile tricincta
speciesMegachile tricincta
Megachile albohirta
speciesMegachile albohirta
Megachile semierma
speciesMegachile semierma
Megachile temora
speciesMegachile temora
Megachile ungulata
speciesMegachile ungulata
Megachile cordata
speciesMegachile cordata
Megachile curtula
speciesMegachile curtula
Megachile heterotricha
speciesMegachile heterotricha
Megachile parancinnula
speciesMegachile parancinnula
Megachile pilosella
speciesMegachile pilosella
Megachile pinguiventris
speciesMegachile pinguiventris
Megachile admixta
speciesMegachile admixta
Megachile barbata
speciesMegachile barbata
Megachile barkeri
speciesMegachile barkeri
Megachile boswendica
speciesMegachile boswendica
Megachile chrysopogon
speciesMegachile chrysopogon
Megachile clypeosinuata
speciesMegachile clypeosinuata
Megachile fulvitarsis
speciesMegachile fulvitarsis
Megachile troodica
speciesMegachile troodica
Megachile tranquilla
speciesMegachile tranquilla
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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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 571100.