Euhesma

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Euhesma
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Hymenoptera
Suborder: Apocrita
Superfamily: Apoidea
Family: Colletidae
Subfamily: Diphaglossinae
Genus: Euhesma
Michener

Euhesma is a genus within the bee family Colletidae found in Australia. There are around 46 species with maybe 20 more yet to be described. The group lacks strong unifying features and maybe further split in the future. The type species is Euhesma wahlenbergiae.[1]

Species

The following list is of valid names given at ITIS, citing the Australian Faunal Directory:[2]

  • Euhesma catanii (Rayment, 1949)
  • Euhesma endeavouricola (Strand, 1921)
  • Euhesma tarsata (Alfken, 1907)

Subgenus Euhesma (Euhesma) Michener, 1965

  • Euhesma acantha Exley, 2004
  • Euhesma alicia (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma allunga Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma altitudinis (Cockerell, 1914)
  • Euhesma anthracocephala (Cockerell, 1914)
  • Euhesma atra (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma aurata (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma aureophila (Houston, 1992)
  • Euhesma australis (Michener, 1965)
  • Euhesma balladonia (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma banksia Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma bronzus Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma collaris Exley, 2004
  • Euhesma coppinensis (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma crabronica (Cockerell, 1914)
  • Euhesma cuneifolia (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma dolichocephala (Rayment, 1953)
  • Euhesma dongara Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma evansi Exley, 2002
  • Euhesma fasciatella (Cockerell, 1907)
  • Euhesma filicis (Cockerell, 1926)
  • Euhesma flavocuneata (Cockerell, 1915)
  • Euhesma goodeniae (Cockerell, 1926)
  • Euhesma granitica (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma halictina (Cockerell, 1920)
  • Euhesma hemichlora (Cockerell, 1914)
  • Euhesma hemixantha (Cockerell, 1914)
  • Euhesma hyphesmoides (Michener, 1965)
  • Euhesma inconspicua (Cockerell, 1913)
  • Euhesma latissima (Cockerell, 1914)
  • Euhesma leonora (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma lobata Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma loorea Exley, 2004
  • Euhesma lucida Exley, 2002
  • Euhesma lutea (Rayment, 1934)
  • Euhesma macrayae (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma maculifera (Michener, 1965)
  • Euhesma malaris (Michener, 1965)
  • Euhesma maura (Cockerell, 1927)
  • Euhesma meeka (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma melanosoma (Cockerell, 1914)
  • Euhesma morrisoni (Houston, 1992)
  • Euhesma nalbarra (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma neglectula (Cockerell, 1905)
  • Euhesma newmanensis (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma nitidifrons (Smith, 1879)
  • Euhesma nubifera (Cockerell, 1922)
  • Euhesma palpalis (Michener, 1965)
  • Euhesma pantoni (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma perditiformis (Cockerell, 1910)
  • Euhesma perkinsi (Michener, 1965)
  • Euhesma pernana (Cockerell, 1905)
  • Euhesma platyrhina (Cockerell, 1915)
  • Euhesma rainbowi (Cockerell, 1929)
  • Euhesma ricae (Rayment, 1948)
  • Euhesma ridens (Cockerell, 1913)
  • Euhesma rufiventris (Michener, 1965)
  • Euhesma scoparia (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma semaphore (Houston, 1992)
  • Euhesma serrata (Cockerell, 1927)
  • Euhesma spinola Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma sturtiensis (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma subinconspicua (Rayment, 1934)
  • Euhesma sulcata (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma sybilae Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma symmetra (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma tasmanica (Cockerell, 1918)
  • Euhesma thala Exley, 2002
  • Euhesma tuberculata (Rayment, 1939)
  • Euhesma tubulifera (Houston, 1983)
  • Euhesma undeneya Exley, 2002
  • Euhesma undulata (Cockerell, 1914)
  • Euhesma viridescens Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma wahlenbergiae (Michener, 1965)
  • Euhesma walkeri (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma walkeriana (Cockerell, 1905)
  • Euhesma wiluna (Exley, 1998)
  • Euhesma wowine Exley, 2002
  • Euhesma xana Exley, 2001
  • Euhesma yeatsi Exley, 2002
  • Euhesma yellowdinensis (Exley, 1998)

Subgenus Euhesma (Parahesma) Michener, 1965

  • Euhesma tuberculipes (Michener, 1965)

References

  1. ↑ Michener, Duncan Charles (2000). The bees of the world. JHU Press. pp. 216–217. ISBN 0-8018-6133-0. Retrieved 8 December 2010. 
  2. ↑ "Euhesma Michener, 1965". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. 


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