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Taxonomic Index of Bees* Appendix A Taxonomic Index of Bees* *The names of species (or subspecies) were organized by the speci fi c (or subspeci fi c) epithet (e.g., Apis mellifera must be searched as mellifera , Apis and Apis mellifera scutellata as scutellata , Apis mellifera ). Species referred as sp. or spp. are indicated only by the generic name (e.g., Anthophora sp. appears only as Anthophora ). Also, species named approximately to another one, mentioned as af fi nis , near, sp. gr., etc., can be found in the name of the af fi ned species (e.g., Scaptotrigona aff . depilis appears as depili s, Scaptotrigona ). Names in bold are junior synonyms (senior syn- onyms are indicated in brackets). acapulconis (Strand, 1919), Geotrigona , 101, 140, 395 acapulconis Strand, 1919, Trigona , 557 ailyae Camargo, 1980, Partamona , 78 alfkeni Friese, 1900, Trigona , 75 Alphaneura Gray, 1832 (= Trigona ), 7 amalthea (Olivier, 1789), Trigona , 79, 94, 103 Amalthea Ra fi nesque, 1815 (= Trigona ), 7 amazonensis (Ducke, 1916), Trigona , 80 Andrena Fabricius, 1775, 3 anduzei (Schwarz, 1943), Paratrigona , 78, 81 angustula (Latreille, 1811), Tetragonisca , 91, 102, 117, 141, 298, 375, 395 angustula (Latreille, 1811), Tetragonisca angustula , 91, 102, 117, 141, 274, 298, 375, 395 angustula Latreille, 1811, Trigona (Frieseomelitta) angustula , 557 angustula Latreille, 1811, Trigona ( Tetragonisca ), 79 angustula Latreille, 1811, Trigona ( Tetragonisca ) angustula, xiv, 11, 79, anthidioides Lepeletier, 1836, Melipona quadrifasciata , 412, 530, 531, 543 Anthophora Latreille, 1803, 175 Aparatrigona Moure, 1951, 7, 20, 92 Aphaneura Gray, 1832 (= Trigona ), 7 apiformis (Buysson, in Du Buysson & Marshall, 1892), Melipona, 77, 82 P. Vit et al. (eds.), Pot-Honey: A legacy of stingless bees, 557 DOI 10.1007/978-1-4614-4960-7, © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 558 Appendix A apiformis (Buysson, in Du Buysson & Marshall, 1892), Melipona ( Michmelia ) Apis Linnaeus, 1758, 77, 82 Apotrigona Moure, 1961[= Meliponula ( Meliplebeia )], 8 araujoi (Michener, 1959), Hypotrigona , 263, 264 argentina , Camargo & Moure, 1996, Geotrigona , 100, 126 argyrea (Cockerell, 1912), Scaura , 102, 117, 141 asilvai Moure, 1971, Melipona , 368, 412, 542, 543, 549 atomaria (Cockerell, 1917), Trigonisca , 118 auripennis Pedro & Camargo, 2003, Partamona , 78, 91 australis (Friese, 1898), Austroplebeia , 43 australis Friese, 1898, Trigona , 5 Austroplebeia Moure, 1961, 8 Axestotrigona Moure, 1961, Meliponula ( Axestotrigona ), 8, 263 azteca Ayala, 1999, Trigonisca , 141, 144 baeri Vachal, 1904, Melipona , 126 batesi Pedro & Camargo, 2003, Partamona , 26, 27 beccarii (Gribodo, 1879), Meliponula ( Meliplebeia ), 264 beebei (Schwarz, 1938), Tetragona , 91 beecheii Bennett, 1831, Melipona , 101, 116, 140, 395 belizeae Schwarz, 1932, Melipona , 147 bicolor Lepeletier, 1836, Melipona , 274 bilineata (Say, 1837), Partamona , 101, 140 bipunctata (Lepeletier, 1836), Scaptotrigona , 558 biroi (Friese, 1898), Tetragonula , 526, 531, 533, 535 bivea Roubik, Lobo & Camargo, 1997, Meliwillea , 116 bocandei (Spinola, 1853), Meliponula , 263 bocandei (Spinola, 1853), Meliponula ( Meliponula ), 264 bottegoi (Magretti, 1895), Liotrigona , 264 Bombus Latreille, 1802, 181, 485 brachychaeta Moure, 1950, Melipona , 410, 469 bradleyi Schwarz, 1932, Melipona ( Eomelipona ), 90 branneri Cockerell, 1912, Trigona , 80, 91 buchwaldi (Friese, 1925), Tetragonisca , 117 caerulea (Friese, 1900), Mourella , 126 camargoi Moure, 1989, Camargoia , 90 Camargoia Moure, 1989, 20, 93 cameroonensis (Friese,1900), Meliponula ( Axestotrigona ), 264 capitata (Smith, 1854), Cephalotrigona , 76, 90, 274 capixaba Moure & Camargo, 1994, Melipona , 179 captiosa Moure, 1962, Melipona ( Michmelia ), 90 carbonaria (Smith, 1854), Tetragonula , 45 carbonaria Smith, 1854, Trigona , 41, 44, 45, 49, 52, 55, 56, 66, 67, 370, 451–453, 477, 545 carbonaria Smith, 1854, Trigona ( Heterotrigona ), 45 carrikeri Cockerell, 1919, Melipona , 116 Appendix A 559 cassiae (Cockerell, 1910), Austroplebeia , 43 catamarcensis (Holmberg, 1903), Plebeia , 126, 127, 131 Celetrigona Moure, 1950, 20, 92 Cephalotrigona Schwarz, 1940, 7, 20, 92 cerana Fabricius, 1793, Apis , 154, 175, 176, 241, 496, 501 chacoana Roig Alsina, 2010, Lestrimelitta , 126 chamelensis Ayala, 1999, Lestrimelitta , 140 chanchamayoensis Schwarz, 1948, Trigona , 410 chapadana (Schwarz, 1938), Nannotrigona , 78 chapadicola Pedro & Camargo, 2003, Partamona , 27 chiriquiensis (Schwarz, 1951), Geotrigona , 116 cilipes (Fabricius, 1804), Trigona , 80, 91, 117 cincta (Mocsáry in Friese, 1898), Austroplebeia , 43 clavipes (Fabricius, 1804), Tetragona , 79, 91 Cleptotrigona Moure, 1961, 8 clypearis Friese, 1909, Trigona , 44, 45 clypearis Friese, 1909, Trigona ( Heterotrigona ), 46, 47 coccidophila Camargo & Pedro, 2002, Schwarzula , 23, 24 cockerelli (Rayment, 1930), Austroplebeia , 43 colimana Ayala, 1999, Melipona , 140 collina Smith, 1857, Trigona , 179 collina (Smith, 1857), Tetragonula , 155 compressipes (Fabricius, 1804), Melipona , 274 compressipes (Fabricius, 1804), Melipona ( Melikerria ), 76, 90 concinnula Cockerell, 1919, Melipona , 82 concinnula Cocker ell , 1919 , Melipona ( Eomelipona ), 76, 82 cora Ayala, 1999, Plebeia , 140 corvina Cockerell, 1913, Trigona , 102, 118, 141 corvina Cockerell, 1913, Trigona ( Trigona ), 11 costaricensis Cockerell, 1919, Melipona , 116 cramptoni Cockerell, 1920, Melipona , 77, 82 cramptoni Cockerell, 1920, Melipona ( Michmelia ), 77 crassipes (Fabricius, 1793), Trigona , 91 Cretotrigona Engel, 2000, 14, 19, 145 crinita Moure & Kerr, 1950, Melipona , 410 crinita Moure & Kerr, 1950, Melipona ( Michmelia ), 77 cryptarum (Fabricius, 1775), Bombus , 177 cubiceps (Friese, 1912), Cleptotrigona , 264 cupira (Smith, 1863), Partamona , 274 cupira Smith, 1863, Trigona cupira [misidenti fi cation, = Partamona orizabaensis ], 9 Dactylurina Cockerell, 1934, 8 daemoniaca Camargo, 1984, Oxytrigona , 116 dallatorreana Friese, 1900, Trigona , 80 danuncia Oliveira & Marchi, 2005, Lestrimelitta , 116 davenporti Franck, in Franck et al. 2004, Trigona , 559 560 Appendix A davenporti Franck, in Franck et al. 2004, Trigona ( Heterotrigona ), 45 depilis (Moure, 1942), Scaptotrigona , 91, 410, 469 Dioxys Lepeletier & Serville, 1825, 3 discolor (Wille, 1965), Trigonisca , 118 distincta (Holmberg, 1903), Diadasina , 176 dobzanhskyi (Moure, 1950), Trigonisca , 92 Dolichotrigona Moure, 1950, 20, 92 dominicana (Wille & Chandler, 1964), Proplebeia , 154, 252 dorsalis (Smith, 1854), Tetragona , 91, 103 dorsata Fabricius, 1793, Apis , 181, 252, 484, 501 droryana (Friese, 1900), Plebeia , 274 Duckeola Moure, 1944, 20, 92 Duckeola Moure, 1944, Trigona ( Duckeola ), 7 duidae Schwarz, 1932, Melipona fasciata cramptoni (= Melipona cramptoni ), 77, 82 eburnea Friese, 1900, Melipona , 370, 385–387, 391, 418, 420–422 eburneiventer (Schwarz, 1948), Cephalotrigona , 140 eburnensis (Darchen, 1970), Meliponula ( Axestotrigona ), 263 eocenica (Kelner-Pillaut, 1970), Kelneriapis , 14 Eomelipona Moure, 1992, Melipona (Eomelipona ), 7 epiphytophila Pedro & Camargo, 2003, Partamona , 78 essingtoni (Cockerell, 1905), Austroplebeia , 43 extranea Camargo & Moure, 1983, Trichotrigona , 24, 25, 94 fasciata Latreille, 1811, Melipona , 82, 140 fasciculata Smith, 1854, Melipona , 158, 165, 355, 380, 435, 439, 440, 471, 488, 543, 548, 549, 553 favosa (Fabricius, 1798), Melipona , 363 favosa (Fabricius, 1798), Melipona ( Melipona ), 77 femoralis Camargo and Moure, 1994, Paratrigona , 91 ferreirai Pedro & Camargo, 2003, Partamona , 78, 91 ferricauda Cockerell, 1917, Trigona , 118 ferruginea (Lepeletier, 1836), Meliponula ( Axestotrigona ), 264 ferruginea (Lepeletier, 1836), Meliponula , 326 fi ebrigi (Schwarz, 1938), Tetragonisca , 410, 469, 478 fl avicornis (Fabricius, 1798), Frieseomelitta , 90 fl avolineata Friese, 1900, Melipona , 156, 543, 549 fl orea Fabricius, 1787, Apis , 176, 252, 496 franki (Friese, 1900), Plebeia , 117 fraterna Laroca & Rodriguez-Parilli, 2009, Plebeia , 78 Friesella Moure, 1946, 20, 92 Frieseomelitta Ihering, 1912, 20, 92 Frieseomelitta Ihering, 1912, Trigona ( Frieseomelitta ), 7 frontalis (Friese, 1911), Plebeia , 101, 117, 140 fuliginosa Lepeletier, 1836, Melipona , 116 fuliginosa Lepeletier, 1836, Melipona (Michmelia), 90 fulva Lepeletier, 1836, Melipona, 77, 90 Appendix A 561 fulva Lepeletier, 1836, Melipona ( Michmelia ), 77, 90 fulvicutis (Moure, 1964), Scaptotrigona , 91 fulviventris Guérin, 1844, Trigona , 80, 118 fulvopilosa Ayala, 1999, Plebeia , 101, 141 fuscipennis Friese, 1900, Trigona , 80, 91, 102, 118, 141 fuscipes Friese, 1900, Melipona (= Melipona fasciata ), 82 fuscobalteata (Cameron,1908), Tetragonula , 11 fuscobalteata Cameron, 1908, Trigona , 155, 178 fuscopilosa Moure & Kerr, 1950, Melipona , 77 Geniotrigona Moure, 1961, Heterotrigona ( Geniotrigona ), 8 Geotrigona Moure, 1943, 20, 92 Trigona ( Geotrigona ), 7 ghilianii (Spinola, 1853), Duckeola , 90 glabella Camargo & Moure, 1994, Paratrigona , 126 glaberrima Oliveira & Marchi, 2005, Lestrimelitta , 76, 90 goeldiana (Friese, 1900), Plebeia , 78, 82 grandipennis (Schwarz, 1951), Partamona , 117 grandis Guérin, 1844, Melipona , 410, 469 gregaria Pedro & Camargo, 2003, Partamona, 27 gribodoi (Magretti, 1884), Hypotrigona, 264 griswoldorum Eardley, 2004, Meliponula ( Meliplebeia ), 264 guatemalensis (Schwarz, 1938), Paratrigona, 101, 140 guerreroensis Schwarz, 1936, Melipona fasciata [= Melipona ( Michmelia ) fasciata ], 357, 435 guianae Cockerell, 1910, Trigona , 80, 91 guyanensis Roubik, 1980, Lestrimelitta , 90 handlirschii
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