Andrena brooksi

Larkin, 2004

Brooks' andrena

Andrena brooksi, described by Larkin in 2004, is a mining in the . It is known from North America. As a member of the Andrena, it is a solitary, ground-nesting bee. Specific ecological details about this remain limited in published sources.

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How to pronounce Andrena brooksi: /ænˈdrɛnə ˈbrʊksi/

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Distribution

North America

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Taxonomic Note

The was described by Larkin in 2004. The specific epithet 'brooksi' appears to honor an individual with the surname Brooks, reflected in the 'Brooks' andrena'.

Data Limitations

No iNaturalist observations are recorded for this . Published ecological studies, records, or detailed morphological descriptions specific to A. brooksi were not found in the available sources.

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