Anthophorula albicans
(Provancher, 1896)
Anthophorula albicans is a small in the Apidae, tribe Exomalopsini. It is native to North and Central America. Members of this are generally solitary or weakly social bees. The species name 'albicans' refers to a whitish or pale coloration.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anthophorula albicans: /ˌænθoʊˈfɔrjʊlə ˈælbɪkænz/
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Distribution
North America and Central America
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Taxonomic placement
Anthophorula albicans is classified in the tribe Exomalopsini, a group of small to medium-sized bees within the Apinae. The Anthophorula was historically treated as a subgenus of Exomalopsis but is now recognized as distinct.