Review of the Biology of Panurgine Bees , with Observations on North American Forms ( Hymenoptera , Andrenidae ) BY
Review of the Biology of Panurgine Bees , with Observations on North American Forms ( Hymenoptera , Andrenidae ) BY
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Panurgine 蜜蜂生物学的回顾,以及对北美形式(膜翅目,Andrenidae)的观察
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J. G. Rozen
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ercan Jiuscum;J. G. Rozen
The Panurginae are a rather large subfamily of minuteto moderatesized bees found in all biogeographic areas of the world except the Oriental and Australian regions. With the notable exception of Perdita, a genus that contains perhaps 700 forms, the species in the genera tend to be few or moderate in number. From all evidence on hand, be it adult anatomy, structures of the larvae and pupae, or biology, these genera almost certainly represent a monophyletic assemblage, even though there is considerable diversity among them. The subfamily has been divided from time to time into two tribes, the Melitturgini, containing only Melitturga, and the Panurgini. It is doubtful that this division expresses accurately either the phenetic or the phylogenetic relationships of the genera, and a review of the higher classification of the subfamily is needed. The present paper, believed to be the first attempt to treat the biology of this subfamily as a whole, has two purposes: (1) to record original observations on the biology of North American Panurginae; and (2) to synthesize and compare all available information on the biology of the group for the world. As a result of the latter, it is possible to present