Apoidea

Xylocopa violacea.

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Apoidea Latreille, 1802

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Montalva, J.; Ruz, L. 2010: Updated systematic list of the Chilean bees (Hymenoptera: Apoidea). Revista chilena de entomología, 35: 15-52. PDF
Pulawski, W.J. 2003-2006. Sphecidae (s.l.): Family-Group Names and Classification. California Academy of Sciences[1]

Boarisch: Impen
Deutsch: Bienen
English: Bee
Français: Abeille
日本語: ミツバチ上科 or ハナバチ上科
Türkçe: Arı

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