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The Genus Andrena from and (Hymenoptera, Andrenidae) (2)

Tadauchi, Osamu Professor, Entomological Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University

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The Genus Andrena from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan (Hymenoptera, Andrenidae) (2)

Osamu Ta d a u c h i

Entomological Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, 812-8581 Japan

Abstract. This is the second report of a taxonomic study of the genus Andrena collected by the Kyushu University Expedition in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in 2000 to 2004. Collection data obtained from Central Asia in Oberösterreichischen Landesuseum, Linz and the American Museum of Natural History, New York are added. In this paper twenty species of the genus Andrena from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan are recorded.

Key words: taxonomy, Hymenoptera, Andrenidae, Andrena, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan.

INTRODUCTION 170-171. Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz In the previous paper (Tadauchi, 2006) I recorded 10 (2002). species with redescription newly recorded from Kazakhstan by the Kyushu University Expedition in Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 9 females, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, partly including collection Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., of the Zoological Institute of Kazakhstan Academy of 4. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 6 females, Lake Charbarinskoe, Sciences, Almaty. In this second report I record 20 Chordara, 180m, W of Tashkent, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 30. species collected by the Kyushu University Expedition iv. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 23 females, Polevod, along with the collection obtained from Central Asia in riverside Syrdarya R., S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (O. Oberösterreichischen Landesuseum, Linz (OLML) and Tadauchi and R. Murao); 1 female, Akkol-, Jambul the American Museum of Natural History, New York Prov., 14. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, riverside Ili R., (AMNH). NW of , Almaty Prov., 19. v. 2004 (R. Murao). Other than Kyushu University Expedition: OLML. 1 11. Andrena (Chlorandrena) humilis female, Darbaza, 30 km NW Tashkent, 11. iv. 1992 (S. Imhoff, 1832 Bečvář). (Figs. 1-2) [KYRGYZSTAN] Other than Kyushu University Expedition: AMNH. 13 females and 1 male, Chuy, Andrena humilis Imhoff, 1832, Isis (Oken) Jena: 1201- Suusamyr Valley, W side Kichl-Kormdy R., 42°13′28″ 1202 [female & male, Switzerland]. N73°41′31″E, 2291m, 14. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Andrena scabrosa Morawitz, 1866, Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross., Bouseman). 4: 12-13 [female, S. Europ. Russia]. Remarks. This species is thought to be a European- Andrena (Chlorandrena) humilis: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Siberian element occurring from Europe to Central Asia. Madr., 43: 35; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 It mainly visits Taraxacum in Kazakhstan. (5): 50-52; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kaukasus, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 350-352; Osytshnjuk et al., Asia Minor, European Russia, Europe, North Africa. 2005, Andrenidae Central & East. Palaearctic Part 1: Floral record in Kazakhstan. Traxacum sp.

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12. Andrena (Melanapis) fuscosa 562-325m, Muyunkum desert, Jambul Prov., 15. v. 2004 Erichson, 1835 (O. Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu University Expedition: (Figs. 3-4) OLML. 1 female and 1 male, Talas, Mt. R., 3km W Dzhabagly, 42°26′N 69°58′E, 5. viii. 2000 (Makogonova). Andrena fuscosa Erichson, 1835, in Waltl, Reise d. Tyrol Remarks. This species is essentially thought to be a u. dem südl. Spanien, 2: 103-104 [male, S. Spain]. Mediterranean Basin element occurring from south Andrena dagestanica Radoszkowski, 1867, Hor. Soc. Ent. Europe, North Africa, Asia Minor to Kaspian Sea, Ross., 5: 76 [female & male, Kaukasus]. extending to South Asia. We collected many specimens Andrena turcestanica Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, in semi-desert in Kazakhstan. Izv. Imp. Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: Distribution. , Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, 192-193 [female & male, Tajikistan]. Trukmenistan, Kaukasus, S. M. Europe, Asia Minor, Andrena lepeletieri var. aschabadensis Radoszkowski, Israel, India, Pakistan. 1893, Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross., 27: 56 [female, Floral records in Kazakhstan. Brassica sp., Cr uciferae Turkmenistan]. gen. et sp., Leguminosae gen. et ap., Dianthus sp. Melanapis violaceipennis Cameron, 1902 (nec Andrena violaceipennis Dufour, 1841), J. Bombay Nat. Hist. 13. Andrena (Plastandrena) eversmanni Soc., 14: 422 [female & male, N. India: Himalaya]. Radoszkowski, 1867 Melanapis rufifrons Nurse, 1904, J. Nat. Bombay Hist. (Figs. 5-6) Soc., 15: 567-568 [female & male, Pakistan]. Andrena rutila ab. carnea Lebedev, 1933, Konowia, 12: Andrena eversmanni Radoszkowski, 1867, Hor. Soc. Ent. 67 [female, Uzbekistan]. Ross., 5: 74-75 [female & male, Kazakhstan]; Andrena rutila ab. zonaria Lebedev, 1933, Konowia, 12: Morawitz, 1890, Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross., 24: 357 67 [female & male, SE. Kazakhstan]. [Mongolia]. Andrena (Melanapis) fuscosa: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Andrena fasciata Radoszkowski, 1876 (nec Andrena fas- Madr., 43: 55; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 ciata Fabricius, 1775, nec Andrena fasciata Imhoff, (5): 101-103; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, 1832, nec Andrena fasciata Nylander, 1852), Hor. Soc. Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 303-305. Ent. Ross., 12: 83 [female & male, Kaukasus]. Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz Andrena radoszkovskyi Schmiedeknecht, 1884 (nec (2002). Andrena radoszkowskii Dalla Torre, 1896), Apid. Europ., 1: 694 (nom. nov for Andrena fasciata Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, Radoszkowski, 1876). Kemertogan, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 Andrena (Plastandrena) eversmanni: Popov, 1958, Trudy female, Samsy, 750m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. vses, Ent. Obshch., 46: 131, 140; Warncke, 1967, Eos, Tadauchi); 2 females, Nogaibay, 780m, Almaty Prov., 28. Madr., 43: 56; Xu & Tadauchi, 1997, J. Fac. Agr., v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 female, Kantagi, 550-700m, near Kyushu Univ., 41: 172-175 [redescription]; Gusenleitner Kentau, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. vi. 2003 & Schwarz, 2001, Entomofauna, 22: 293-294, (O. Tadauchi); 1 male, Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau, Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., S. Kazakhstan Prov., 4. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 male, 12: 257-258. same locality and collector as above, 5. vi. 2003; 2 females, same locality and collector as above, 6. vi. 2003; Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 36 females, 6 females and 1 male, Shayan-Birlik, S. Kazakhstan Togusken, semi-desert near Janatas, S. Kazakhstan Prov., Prov., 8. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 4 females and 1 male, 7. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 54 females and 5 Jarekbas, near Shayan, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. vi. 2003 males, W of Kamsomolskoe, Kyzylkum desert, S. (O. Tadauchi); 2 females, Shayan, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 male, Birlik, S. Kazakhstan 21 females and 1 male, Sutkent village, N. of Prov., 8. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 3 females, Chordara, Kamsomolskoe, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 3. v. 2004 (R. 200m, W of Tashkent, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 30. iv. 2004 Murao); 21 females, hot spring, W of Kamsomolskoe, (R. Murao); 1 female, Polevod, riverside Syrdarya R., S. Kyzyrkum desert, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 3. v. 2004 (O. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 1 male, Berkaza Tadauchi and R. Murao); 4 females, Polevod, riverside valley, 60km SW of Karatau City, Jambul Prov., 12. v. Syrdarya R., S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (O. 2004 (R. Murao); 16 females and 2 males, NW of Tatti, Tadauchi); 11 females, NW of Tatti, 462m, Muyunkum

2 ESAKIA, (48): 1-18. November 10, 2008 GENUS ANDRENA OF KAZAKHSTAN AND KYRGYZSTAN (2) desert, Jambul Prov., 15. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 1 female, females, W of Kamsomolskoe, Kyzyrkum desert, N. of Muyunkum-Kumozek 325m, Muyunkum desert, Jambul Chordara, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi Prov., 16. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 10 females, riverside Ili and R. Murao); 1 female, Polevod, riverside Syrdarya R., River, NW of Kapchagay, Almaty Prov., 19. v. 2004 (O. S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 1 male, Tadauchi). Jabagly, 1150-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (V. Remarks. This species is a small red Plastandrena Lina); 3 females, E and N of Boroldy village, Mts. and distributed in Kaukasus to China and Mongolia. It Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 10. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi mostly visits Tamarix flowers in semi-desert in and R. Murao); 1 female, riverside Ili River, NW of Kazakhstan. Kapchagay, Almaty Prov., 18. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 31 Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kaukasus, Mongolia, females and 1 male, riverside Ili River, NW of Kapchagay, China. Almaty Prov., 19. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao). Floral records in Kazakhstan. This species mainly Other than Kyushu University Expedition: OLML. 1 visits Tamarix sp. and Salix sp. in semi-desert. female, Ili riv. area, Distr., iv.-v. 2001 (Gurko). [KYRGYZSTAN] Other than Kyushu University 14. Andrena (Plastandrena) bimaculata Expedition: AMNH. 1 male, Dzhalal-abad, ca. jct. (Kirby, 1802) Kokenm & Kugan Rivers, 41°26′32″N 73°57′7″E, 1247m, (Figs. 7-8) 29. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman); 20 females, Naryn, N bank Naryn R., 12km W Ak-Tal-Tchal, 41°25′36″ Melitta bimaculata Kirby, 1802, Monogr. Apum Angl., 2: N74°56′6″E,1600m, 1. vii. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. 115-116 [male, England]. Bouseman). Andrena consobrina Eversmann, 1852, Bull. Soc. Nat. Remarks. This species is widely distributed from Moscou, 25: 30-31 [female, Europ. Russia]. Europe, North Africa, Asia Minor to Central Asia. It is a Andrena intermedia Morawitz, 1870 (nec Andrena inter- relatively common species in Kazakhstan. media Thomson, 1870), Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross., 7: Distribution. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, 321-322 [female, Europ. Russia]. Tajikistan, Trukmenistan, Kaukasus, Iran, Iraq, Asia Andrena aulica Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, Izv. Minor, European Russiua, Europe, North Africa. Imp. Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: 187-188 Floral records in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Ferula [female & male, Tajikistan]. tenuisecta, Rosa sp., Umbelliferae gen. et sp. Andrena comparata Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, Izv. Imp. Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: 188 15. Andrena (Plastandrena) mongolica [male, Usbekistan]. Morawitz, 1880 Andrena melanura Morawitz, 1877, Hor Soc. Ent. Ross., (Figs. 9-10) 14: 82-83 [female, Kaukasus]. Andrena germabica Radoszkowski, 1893, Hor Soc. Ent. Andrena mongolica Morawitz, 1880, Bull. Acad. Imp. Ross., 27: 56 [female & male, Trukmenistan]. Sci. St. Petersburg, 26: 360-361 [female, Mongolia]; Andrena (Plastandrena) bimaculata: Warncke, 1967, Morawitz, 1880, Melang. Biol., 10: 477 [Mongolia]. Eos, Madr., 43: 56; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, Andrena (Plastandrena) mongolica: Popov, 1949, Ent. 12 (5): 107-109; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Obozr., 30: 393 [female & male, Russia]; Xu & Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 130-133. Tadauchi, 1997, J. Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ., 41: 175-176 Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz [redescription]; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, (2002). Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 490.

Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] Other than Jabagly, 1080-1200m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 27. v. 2003 Kyushu University Expedition: OLML 2 females, Karatau, (O. Tadauchi); 10 females, Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Kujuk, 24. vi. 1983 (Tkalců); 1 male, Dzambul, 25. vi. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 4. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1983 (Tkalců); 1 female, Dzambul, 27. vi. 1983 (Tkalců); 7 females and 2 males, same locality as above, 5. vi. 2003 1 male, Alma-Ata, 35km zap. Aksaj, 16. vii. 1981 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai), 2 females, Achisai, 500- (Kocourek); 4 males, Dzambul, Kara Tau, prusmyk Ujuk, 550m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 6. vi. 2003 (O. 1000m, 3. vi. 1980 (Dr. Z. Pádr); 1 male, Alma-Arasan, Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 2 females, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, vii. 1976 (Dr. Svozil). S. Kazakhstan Prov., 14. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai). 2004: 5 [KYRGYZSTAN] Other than Kyushu University

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Figs. 1-10. General habitus in dorsal view of Andrena spp. collected from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. 1: A. (Chlorandrena) humilis Imhoff, female, 2: the same, male, 3: A. (Melanapis) fuscosa Erichson, female, 4: the same, male, 5: A. (Plastandrena) eversmanni Radoszkowski, female, 6: the same, male, 7: A. (Plastandrena) bimaculata (Kirby), female, 8: the same, male, 9: A. (Plastandrena) mongolica Morawitz, female, 10: the same, male.

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Expedition: OLML. 1 male, Talasskaya Obl., Toktogul Achisai, 500-550m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., Stausee, 20km W Toktogul, 41°52′ N72°43′E, 950m, 1. 6. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 2 females, Shayan-Birlik, S. od. 5. vi. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl). Kazakhstan Prov., 8. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai);1 Remarks. This species is a large species having the female, Baijansai, 1030m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan reddened metasomal terga in part. This is the first record Prov., 9. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Seslavino, from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. It is thought to be a 960m, Daubaba River, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 12. vi. 2003 Turkmen (Western and Central Asian) element occurring (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Aksu Valley, S. Kazakhstan in Central Asia.. Prov., 16. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Polevod, riv- Distribution. Kazakhstan (new record), Kyrgyzstan erside Syrdarya R., S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (O. (new record), European Russia, Mongolia. Tadauchi); 1 female, Jabagly, 1150-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Floral record. Not available. Prov., 8. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 2 males, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 11. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 1 female, riv- 16. Andrena (Plastandrena) pilipes erside Chu R., Moyenkum, 480m, Jambul Prov., 17. v. Fabricius, 1781 2004 (R. Murao); 7 females, riverside Ili River, NW of (Figs. 11-12) Kapchagay, Almaty Prov., 19. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 1 female, Almaty-Big Almaty Lake, 1560- Apis atra Müller, 1776 (nec Apis atra Scopoli, 1763), 1360m, Almaty Prov., 22 v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Other Zool. Dan. Prodr.: 165 [female, Denmark]. than Kyushu University Expedition: AMNH. 1 male, Andrena pilipes Fabricius, 1781, Spec. Insect., 1: 474 Alma-Arasan, 15km S Alma-Ata, 43°2′N 76°8′E, 27. v. [female, Italy]; Morawitz, 1880, Bull. Biol. Acad. Sci. 1994 (K. Denes Jr.); OLML. 6 males, Ili riv. area, Bakanas St. Petersburg, 10: 479 [Mongolia]. Distr., iv. – v. 2001 (Gurko); 1 female and 4 males, Lake Andrena elongata Radoszkowski, 1871 (nec Andrena Alakol, Koktuma, 22. vi. 1995 (M. Múčka); 1 male, elongata Imhoff, 1834), Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross., 8: 197 Kaptzagai, 100 km N Alma-Ata, 18. vi. 1995 1995 (M. [female, NE Iran]. Múčka); 1 male, Dzhanibek, 21-27. vi. 1999 (J. Miatleuski); Andrena dolorosa Nurse, 1904, J. Bombay Nat. Hist. 1 female and 1 male, Rym-Kum steppe, NW Kandagash, Soc., 15: 563 [female, Pakistan]. vi. 2000 (J. Miatleuski). Andrena (Plastandrena) carbonaria ssp. imamiana [KYRGYZSTAN] 1 female, Issyk-ata, 1300m, 27. v. Osytshnjuk, 1994, Vest. Zool., 1: 35 [female, 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Semenovka, 1700m, N of Kazakhstan]. Lake Issik-Kol, 24. viii. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Other than Andrena (Plastandrena) pilipes: Gusenleitner & Schwarz, Kyushu University Expedition: AMNH. 12 females, 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 594-597. Dzhalal-abad, ca. jct. Kara Kysmak and Chatkal R. Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz 42°4′0″ N71°35′41″E, 2240m, 19. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. (2002). K. Bouseman); 1 female, Dzhalal-abad, Chandalash R., 6km N jct Chalkal R., 41°44′19″ N70°52′22″E, 1630m, 21. Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 4 females, vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman); 1 female, , Kemertogan, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 Karakuldzha, Lajsu Ravine, 40°31′20″N 73°37′10″E, female, Kurday, 800m, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. 1815m, 25. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman). Dawut); 2 females, Samsy, 750m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. Remarks. This species is widely distributed from 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 6 females, Uzenagash, Europe, North Africa, Asia Minor to Central Asia, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 1 extending to South Asia and Far East Asia, thought to be female, Near Sternjak, Kokchetav District, N. Kazakhstan a European- Siberian element. It has two generations a Prov., 17. vi. 2002 (V. Kazenas, A. Jdanko and V. year. Kascheev); 1 female, same locality and collector as above, Distribution. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, 23. vi. 2002; 1 female, same locality and collector as Iran, Kaukasus, Asia Minor, European Russia, Russian above, 30. vi. 2002; 1 male, Ulken-Kaindy, 1800m, Far East, Europe, North Africa, Pakistan, India. Jabagly, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 5. ix. 2002 (O. Tadauchi); 1 Floral records in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. female and 1 male, Jabagly, 1080-1200m, S. Kazakhstan Brassica sp., Leguminosae gen. et sp., Mentha asiatica, Prov., 27. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 2 females, Rhamnus cathartica, Ferula tennuisecta, Achillea bie- Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., bersteinii, Cruciferae gen. et sp. 4. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 11 females, same locality as above, 5. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 1 female,

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17. Andrena (Plastandrena) tibialis 202-203 [female & male, Uzbekistan]. (Kirby, 1802) Andrena corallina Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, Izv. (Figs. 13-14) Imp. Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: 203-204 [female, Tajikistan]. Melitta tibialis Kirby, 1802, Monogr. Apum Angl., 2: Andrena rufipes Friese, 1922 (nec Andrena rufipes Fabricius, 107-108 [female, England]. 1793), Konowia, 1: 217 [female, Turkestan]. Andrena fulvitarsis Eversmann, 1852 (nec Andrena fulvi- Andrena (Trachandrena) discophora: Gusenleitner & tarsis Brullé, 1832), Bull. Soc. Nat. Moscou, 25: 14 Schwarz, 2001, Entomofauna, 22: 118-119, [female, Europ. Russia]. Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., Andrena ambigua Eversmann, 1852, Bull. Soc. Nat. 12: 228. Moscou, 25: 16 [male, Europ. Russia]. Andrena (Plastandrena) tibialis: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] Other than Madr., 43: 56; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 Kyushu University Expedition: OLML. 60 females and 15 (5): 105-107; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, males, Ili riv. area, Bakanas Distr., iv.-v. 2001 (Gurko). Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 761-764. Remarks. This species is a small Trachandrena having Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz the red metasomal terga only known from Central Asia. (2002). This is the first record from Kazakhstan. It is thought to be a Turkmen (Western and Central Asian) element. Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 14 females, Distribution. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan (new record), Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., Tajikistan. 4. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 3 females, Kemertogan, Almaty Floral record. Not available. Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 male, Kurday, 800m, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 18 females, Kurday, 19. Andrena (Campylogaster) lateralis 880m, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 female, Morawitz, 1876 Uzenagash, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 2 (Fig. 17) females, Degeres, 850m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 1 female, Near Sternjak, Andrena lateralis Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, Izv. Kokchetav District, N. Kazakhstan Prov., 16. vi. 2002 (V. Imp. Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: 200-201 Kazenas, A. Jdanko and V. Kascheev); 1 male, same data [female & male, Tajikistan]. and collector as above, 25. vii. 2002. Other than Kyushu Andrena arenaria Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, Izv. University Expedition: OLML. 5 females, Lake Alakol, Imp. Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: 201 Koktuma, 22. vi. 1995 (M. Múčka). [male, S. Kazakhstan]. [KYRGYZSTAN] 1 female, City, 27. v. 2000 Andrena octomaculata Pérez, 1887, Revue Ent., 6: 175-176 (A. Dawut); 9 females and 1 male, Bishkek City, 28. v. [male, Israel]. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut). Other than Kyushu Andrena sexmaculata Friese, 1923, Zool. Jb. (Syst.), 46: University Expedition: AMNH. 2 females, Chuy, Boom, 205 [female, S. Jugoslavia]. Ravine 3km N Kyz-Kujo, 42°39′28″ N75°53′9″E, 1380m, Andrena concava Lebedev. 1932, Konowia, 11: 68-69 6. vii. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman). [male, Uzbekistan]. Remarks. This species is thought to be a European- Andrena (Campylogaster) lateralis: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Siberian element occurring from Europe to Central Asia, Madr., 43: 73; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2001, extending to Russian Far East. Entomofauna, 22: 135-136, Gusenleitner & Schwarz, Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kaukasus, 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 415-416; Osytshnjuk Asia Minor, European Russia, Russian Far East, Europe. et al., 2005, Andrenidae Central & East. Palaearctic Floral record in Kazakhstan. Ferula tenuisecta. Part 1: 144-145.

18. Andrena (Trachandrena) discophora Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, Morawitz, 1876 Samsy, 750m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 (Figs. 15-16) female, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 28. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Kantagi, 550-700m, near Andrena discophora Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, Kentau, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. vi. 2003 Izv. Imp. Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: (K. Mitai); 2 females, Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau,

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S. Kazakhstan Prov., 4. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. males, Sutkent village, N. of Kamsomolskoe, S. Mitai); 7 females, Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 3. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); Kazakhstan Prov., 5. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 1 female, riverside Ili River, NW of Kapchagay, Almaty 1 female, Baijansai, 1030m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 19. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu Prov., 9. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 1 female, N of Boroldy University Expedition: AMNH. 24 females, and 1 male, village, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 10. v. 2004 Kapczagai, 60 km N Alma Ata, 43.9°N76.8°E, 26. v. 1994 (O. Tadauchi); 2 females, riverside Ili River, NW of (K. Denes Jr.); 5 males, Alma- Arasan, 15km S Alma- Kapchagay, Almaty Prov., 19. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Ata, 43.2°N76.8°E, 27. v. 1994 (K. Denes Jr.). OLML. 1 Remarks. This species was originally described from male, Georgievka, 75.6°- 43.2°, 16, vi. 1995 (J. Halada); 5 Central Asia and has known from Asia Minor to South females and 1 male, Mts. Isyk- Ata Distr., 27. v. 2001 Europe. (Gurko); 1 female, Dzambul env., Kara Tau Pruamyk Distribution. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Ujuk, 1000m, 3. vi. 1980 (Dr. Z. Pádr); 1 male, Issik 3km Tajikistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Iran, S, 22-23. vi. 1992 (K. Denes); 1 female, Karatau, Kujuk, Asia Minor, Israel, old Yugoslavia, Greece, Spain, 24. vi. 1983 (Tkalců); 1 female, Alma-Ata, 2800m, Alma- Portugal. Arasan, 5. vii. 1981 (L. Hlaváčková). Floral records in Kazakhstan. Ferula tenuisecta, [KYRGYZSTAN] Other than Kyushu University Curciferae gen. et sp., Brassica sp., Umbelliferae gen. et Expedition: AMNH. 1 male, Dzhalal-abad, ca. jct. Kara sp. Kysmak and Chatkal R. 42°4′0″ N71°35′41″E, 2240m, 19. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman); 1 female, Dzhalal- 20. Andrena (Holandrena) labialis abad, Chandalash R., 6km N jct Chatkal R., 41°44′19″ (Kirby, 1802) N70°52′22″E, 1630m, 20. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. (Figs. 18-19) Bouseman); 1 male, Naryn, S. slope Moldo-Too Ridge, E. Kara-Go Pass, 41°30′22″ N74°44′11″E, 2260m, 30. vi. Melitta labialis Kirby, 1802 (nec Andrena labialis, 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman); 3 males, Chuy, Gravenhorst, 1807), Monogr. Apum Angl., 2: 148-149 Boom, Ravine 3km N Kyz-Kujo, 42°39′28″ N75°53′9″E, [male, England]. 1380m, 6. vii. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman). OLML. Andrena (Holandrena) labialis: Warncke, 1967, Eos, 1 female and 1 male, Mts., Isyk- Ata, Distr., 27. v. 2001 Madr., 43: 75; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 (Gurko). (5): 174-177; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Remarks. This species is widely distributed from Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 110-112. Europe, North Africa, Asia Minor to Central Asia. It is a Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz relatively common species visiting various flowers in (2002). Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, middle and Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 3 females near East, Asia Minor, Europe, European Russia, North and 1 male, Almaty City, Almaty Prov., 24. v. 2000 (O. Africa. Tadauchi); 1 male, Degeres, 850m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. Floral records in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 female and 2 males, Almaty City, Taraxacum sp., Brassica sp., Achillea sp., Triforium Almaty Prov., 29. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 1 repens, Tamarix sp., Onobrychis arenaria. female, Near Sternjak, Kokchetav District, N. Kazakhstan Prov., 23. vi. 2002 (V. Kazenas, A. Jdanko and V. 21. Andrena (Zonandrena) flavipes Kascheev); 1 female, same locality and collector as above, Panzer, 1799 30. vi. 2002; 8 males, Jabagly, 1080-1200m, S. Kazakhstan (Figs. 20-21) Prov., 27. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 4 females, Shayan-Birlik, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. vi. 2003 (O. Andrena flavipes Panzer, 1799, Faun. Insect. German., Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 10 females, Baijansai, 1030m, 64: 20 [female, Austria]. Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 9. vi. 2003 (O. Andrena levilabris Cameron, 1908, J. Bombay nat. Hist. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 2 females and 5 males, Karaalma, Soc., 18: 308-309 [female, NW India]. 1210m, near Jabagly, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 17. vi. 2003 Andrena punjaubensis Cameron, 1909, J. Bombay nat. (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 2 females and 11 males, Hist. Soc., 19: 130-131 [female, NW India]. Kamsomolskoe, N. of Chordara, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. Andrena kengracensis Cockerell, 1930, Ann. Mag. Nat. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 4 females and 25 Hist., (10) 5: 113-114 [female, Uzbekistan].

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Andrena (Zonandrena) flavipes: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Jarekbas, near Shayan, S. Kazakhstan Prov. (O. Tadauchi); Madr., 43: 79; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 1 female, Seslavino, 960m, Daubaba River, S. Kazakhstan (5): 182-185; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Prov., 11. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 90 females and 1 male, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 274-276; Tadauchi & Daubaba, 700m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 13. vi. 2003 (O. Matsumura, 2007, Esakia, (47): 1-2 [Nepal]; Xu & Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 1 female, Seslavino, 960m, Tadauchi, 2008, J. Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ., 53: 65-66 Daubaba, River, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 13. vi. 2003 (K. [China]. Mitai); 3 females, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz Prov., 14. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 3 males, (2002). Kashi-Kaindy, 1700m, Jabagly, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 15. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 1 female and 1 male, Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, Aksu Valley, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 16. vi. 2003 (O. Medew, Almaty Prov., 24. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 1 Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 5 females, Chordara, 200m, W female, Panpilof Park, Almaty City, Almaty Prov., 25. v. of Tashkent, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 30. iv. 2004 (O. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 149 females and 22 males, Tadauchi and R. Murao); 69 females and 55 males, Kemertogan, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and Kamsomolskoe, N. of Chordara, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. A. Dawut); 5 females, Fabrichini, 850 m, Almaty Prov., v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 11 females, Jabagly, 26. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 3 females and 3 males, Kurday, 1150-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 69 800m, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 18 females, females and 3 males, Jabagly, 1150-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Kurday, 880m, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 36 Prov., 3. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and V. Lina); 13 females females and 6 males, Uzenagash, Almaty Prov., 28. v. and 7 males, Sutkent village, N. of Kamsomolskoe, S. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 2 females, Kurday, Kazakhstan Prov., 3. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 19 females, 880m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 27 females, Polevod, riverside Syrdarya R., S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. Nogaibay, 780 m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 1 male, Jabagly, 1150- and A. Dawut); 2 females, Samsy, 750m, Almaty Prov., 1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 38 28. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 4 females and 1 male, Degeres, females and 4 males, E and N of Boroldy village, Mts. 850m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 10 females Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 10. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and 1 male, Almaty City, Almaty Prov., 29. v. 2000 (O. and R. Murao); 4 females and 4 males, 1180-1250m, S. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 1 female and 1 male, Near Kazakhstan Prov., 11. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); Sternjak, Kokchetav District, N. Kazakhstan Prov., 19. 6 females and 1 male, Berkaza valley, 60km SW of vi. 2002 (V. Kazenas, A. Jdanko and V. Kascheev); 1 Karatau City, Jambul Prov., 12. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 44 female, Nat. border, Chenjaevka, S. Kazakhstan Prov., females and 8 males, Cordai, 680m, Jambul Prov., 17. v. 26. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 7 females and 3 males, Jabagly, 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 22 females and 2 1080-1200m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 27. v. 2003 (O. males, Moyenkum-Chu, Jambul Prov., 17. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 8 females and 3 males, Jabagly, Tadauchi and R. Murao); 2 females and 1 male, riverside 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 28. v. 2003 (O. Ili River, NW of Kapchagay, Almaty Prov., 19. v. 2004 Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 68 females and 3 males, East of (R. Murao); 4 females and 1 male, Medau, 1600m, Almaty Chimkent, 570m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 30. v. 2003 (O. Prov., 21. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 1 female, Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 5 females, Kogam, 250m, near Almaty-Big Almaty Lake, 1560-1360m, Almaty Prov., Otar, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 31. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 22 v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu University female, Kantagi, 550-700m, near Kentau, Mts. Karatau, Expedition: OLML. Some of the specimens cited. 1 S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 1 female, female, Novovaskresonovka, 40km E Merke, 4. v. 1994 same locality as above, 2. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 7 (J. Halada); 48 females and 75 males, Georgievka, 75.6°- females, Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan 43.2°, 16. vi. 1995 (M. Múčka); 1 female, Kaptzagai, 100 Prov., 4. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 18 females, km N Alma-Ata, 18. vi. 1995 (M. Múčka); 53 females and same locality and collector as above, 5. vi. 2003; 3 14 males, Lake Alakol, Koktuma, 22. vi. 1995 (M. females, same locality and collector as above, 6. vi. 2003; Múčka); 3 females and 1 male, Dzhungarskij, Ala-Tau, 1 female, Janatas, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 7. vi. 2003 (O. Koksu fl., Rudnicnyij, 23. v. 1991 (Benes); 1 male, Tadauchi); 4 females and 1 male, Shayan-Birlik, S. Dzhanibek, 21-27. vi.1999 (J. Miatleuski); 3 males, Taldy- Kazakhstan Prov., 8. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); Kurgan reg., E- Kazakhstan, vi. 2000 (Gurko); 19 females 7 females, Baijansai, 1030m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan and 49 males, Ili riv. area, Bakanas Distr., iv.-v. 2001 Prov., 9. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 1 female, (Gurko); 4 females, Talas, Mt. R., 3km W Dzhabagly,

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Figs. 11-19. General habitus in dorsal view of Andrena spp. collected from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. 11: A. (Plastandrena) pilipes Fabricius, female, 12: the same, male, 13: A. (Plastandrena) tibialis (Kirby), female, 14: the same, male, 15: A. (Trachandrena) discophora Morawitz, female, 16: the same, male, 17: A. (Camylogaster) lateralis Morawitz, female, 18: A. (Holandrena) labialis (Kirby), female, 19: the same, male.

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42°26′N 69°58′E, 5. viii. 2000 (Makogonova). Andrena (Taeniandrena) ovatula: Warncke, 1967, Eos, [KYRGYZSTAN] 18 females and 10 males, Issyk- Madr., 43: 80; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 ata, 1300m, 27. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 3 (5): 187-191; Osytshnjuk, 1995, Key Insects Russian females, Krasnayarichika, 800m, 27. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); Far East, Vol. 4, Part 1, 506, 523; Gusenleitner & 1 male, Bishikek, 27. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 138 females and Schwarz, 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 564-566. 3 males, Bishikek, 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz Dawut); 1 female, Semenovka, 1700m, N of lake Issyk- (2002). Kol, 24. viii. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female and 1 male, Chon-Akusu, 1700m, N of lake Issyk-Kol, 24. viii. 2004 Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 5 females, (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Arashan, 1850m, near Karakol, Almaty City, Almaty Prov., 24. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 2 E of lake Issyk-Kol, 25. viii. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, females, Panpilof Park, Almaty City, Almaty Prov., 25. v. Tamga, 1580m, S of lake Issyk-Kol, 26. viii. 2004 (O. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 2 females, Kemertogan, Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu University Expedition: Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 female, Fabrichini, AMNH. 1 female and 2 males, Chuy, Boom, Ravine 3km 850 m, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, N Kyz-Kujo, 42°39′28″ N75°53′9″E, 1380m, 6. vii. 1999 Kurday, 800m, Almaty Prov., 26. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman); 1 female, Osh, Karakuldzha, female, Uzenagash, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); Lajsu Ravine, 40°31′20″ N73°71′0″E, 1815m, 25. vi. 1999 4 females, Degerees, 850m, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman); 1 male, Dzhalal Abad, 10 Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 1 female and 1 male, Nat. km W Dzhallal- Abad, 40°55′57″ N72°53′35″E, 840m, border, Chernjaevka, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 26. v. 2003 27. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman). (K. Mitai); 2 females and 2 males, Jabagly, 1080-1200m, Remarks. This is a widely distributed species from S. Kazakhstan Prov., 27. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Europe, North Africa to Central Asia, extending to China. Mitai); 17 females and 1 male, East of Chimkent, 570m, It is the most common species in the genus Andrena and S. Kazakhstan Prov., 30. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. thought to be the most important pollinator for Brassica Mitai); 5 females, Kogam, 250m, near Otar, S. Kazakhstan in spring in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. It has two gen- Prov., 31. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Achisai, 500- erations a year. 550m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 6. vi. 2003 (K. Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Mitai); 3 females, Janatas, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 7. vi. Nepal, India, China, European Russia, Asia Minor, 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 2 females, Shayan-Birlik, S. Middle and Near East, Europe, North Africa. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 1 female, Floral records in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Jarekbas, near Shayan, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. vi. 2003 Brassica sp., Crataegus sp., Taraxacum sp., Leguminosae (O. Tadauchi); 1 female and 6 males, Baijansai, 1030m, gen. et sp., Achillea sp., Triforium repens, Bellis peren- Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 9. vi. 2003 (O. nis. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 1 female, Daubaba, 700m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 13. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 5 females and 22. Andrena (Taeniandrena) ovatula 2 males, Karaalma, 1210m, near Jabagly, S. Kazakhstan (Kirby, 1802) Prov., 17. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 80 females (Figs. 22-23) and 24 males, Kamsomolskoe, W of Chordara, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Melitta ovatula Kirby, 1802, Monogr. Apum Angl., 2: Kamsomolskoe, W of Chordara, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 2. 149-150 [female, England]. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 71 females and 17 males, Sutkent Andrena ovatula: Stockhert, 1930, in Nord-und village, N. of Kamsomolskoe, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 3. v. Mitteleurop., 936, 986 [female & male, in key]: 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 9 females and 1 male, Alfken, 1929, Verh. Zool-Bot. Ges. Wien., 79: 333 Hot spring, W of Kamsomolskoe, Kyzylkum desert, S. [China]. Kazakhstan Prov., 3. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); Andrena hirticeps Eversmann, 1852, Bull. Soc. Nat. 35 females, Polevod, riverside Syrdarya R., S. Kazakhstan Moscou, 25: 17 [male, Europ. Russia]. Prov., 8. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 3 females Andrena interrupta Eversmann, 1852, Bull. Soc. Nat. and 1 male, E and N of Boroldy village, Mts. Karatau, S. Moscou, 25: 23 [female, Europ. Russia]. Kazakhstan Prov., 10. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Andrena (Taeniandrena) ovatula ssp. transcaspiensis Murao); 7 females, Cordai, 680m, Jambul Prov., 17. v. Osytshnjuk, 1994, Vest. Zool., 1: 32 [female, 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao). Other than Kyushu Kazakhstan]. University Expedition: OL M L . 1 fe m a le , Novova s k r e s o novk a ,

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40km E Merke, 4. v. 1994 (J. Halada); 48 females and 75 55: 5 [female, Austria]. males, Georgievka, 75.6°- 43.2°, 16. vi. 1995 (M. Múčka); Andrena nigro-barbata Morawitz, 1871, Hor. Soc. Ent. 1 female, Kaptzagai, 100 km N Alma-Ata, 18. vi. 1995 Ross., 8: 217-218 [female & male, SW. Yugoslavia]. 1995 (M. Múčka); 53 females and 14 males, Lake Alakol, Andrena (Melandrena) albopunctata: Warncke, 1967, Koktuma, 22. vi. 1995 (M. Múčka); 3 females and 1 male, Eos, Madr., 43: 82; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, Dzhungarskij, Ala-Tau,, Koksu fl., Rudnicnyij, 23. v. 1991 12 (5): 203-205; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, (Benes); 1 male, Dzhanibek, 21-27. vi. 1999 (J. Miatleuski); Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 72-73. 3 males, Taldy-Kurgan reg., E- Kazakhstan, vi. 2000 Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz (Gurko); 19 females and 49 males, Ili riv. area, Bakanas (2002). Distr., iv.-v. 2001 (Gurko); 4 females, Talas, Mt. R., 3km W Dzhabagly, 42°26′N 69°58′E, 5. viii. 2000 (Makogonova). Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, [KYRGYZSTAN] 6 females, Bishkek City, 27. v. Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 1 female, Issyk-ata, 5. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 1 female, Lake Charbarinskoe, 1300m, 27. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 4 females, Bishkek City, Chordara, 180m, W of Tashkent, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 30. 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 2 females, iv. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 2 males, Sutkent village, N of Semenovka, 1700m, N of lake Issyk-Kol, 24. viii. 2004 Kamsomolskoe, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 3. v. 2004 (R. (O. Tadauchi); Arashan, 1850m near Karakol, E of Lake Murao); 1 female, Polevod, riverside Syrdarya R., S. Issik-Kol, 25. viii. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Other than University Expedition: OLML. 1 male, Talasskaya Obl., Kyushu University Expedition: OLML. 2 females, Talas, Alatau, Fluss Uzun-Akmat, 1300-1500m, 42°1′ Darbaza, 30km NW Tashkent, 11. iv. 1992 (S. Bečvář); 1 N72°25′ E, 2-4. vi. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl); 1 male, 10km E Ddjambul, 31. v. 1994 (Ma. Halada); 2 males, male, Oshskaya Obl., Ferg. Khrebet, NE Passhohe, Georgievka, 75.6°- 43.2°, 16. vi. 1995 (M. Múčka). Urumbash, 2000m, 41°20′ 23″N73°40′ E, 13-15. vi. 1995 Remarks. This species is thought to be a Mediterranean (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl); 1 female, Issyk-Kulskaya Basin element occurring from South Europe, North Obl., S. Teploklyochenka, 2000-2300m, 42°27′ N78°31′ Africa, Asia Minor to Kaspian Sea. E, 18-20. vi. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl); 1 female, Distribution. Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kaukasus, Kirgizsky, Mts. Isyk- Ata distr., 27. v. 2001 (Gurko). Asia Minor, Israel, European Russia, S. and M. Europe, AMNH. 1 female, Naryn, N bank Naryn R. ca. Ak- Tal- North Africa. Tchal, 41°25′53″ N75°2′2″E, 1640m, 1. vii. 1999 (J. G. Floral record in Kazakhstan. Ferula tenuisecta. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman). Remarks. This species is one of the most common 24. Andrena (Melandrena) limata Smith, 1853 species after Andrena flavipes in Kazakhstan and (Figs. 26-27) Kyrgyzstan. It is widely distributed from Europe, Asia Minor to Central Asia, extending to China and Russian Andrena lucida Lepeletier, 1841 (nec Andrena lucida Far East. Panzer, 1798), Hist. Nat. Insect. Hymen., 2: 241 Distribution. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, [female, France]. Iran, Kaukasus, China, Russian Far East, European Andrena limata Smith, 1853, Cat. Hymen. Brit. Mus., 1: Russia, Asia Minor, Europe, North Africa. 110, nom. nov. for Andrena lucida Lepeletier, 1841. Floral records in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Andrena (Melandrena) limata: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Brassica sp., Triforium repens, Trifolium pretense, Madr., 43: 82; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 Umbelliferae gen. et sp., Leguminosae gen. et sp., (5): 215-216; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Brassica juncea, Achillea sp., Tamarix sp., Melilotus sua- Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 433-434. veolens. Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz (2002). 23. Andrena (Melandrena) albopunctata (Rossi, 1792) Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, (Figs. 24-25) Uzenagash, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 10 females, Almaty City, Almaty Prov., 29. v. 2000 (O. Apis albopunctata Rossi, 1792, Mantissa Insect., 1: 142 Tadauchi and A. Dawut); 1 female, Jabagly, 1200-1250m, [female, M. Italy]. S. Kazakhstan Prov., 4. ix. 2002 (R. Murao); 1 female, Andrena funebris Panzer, 1798, Faun. Insect. German., Botanical Garden, Almaty City, Almaty Prov., 25. v. 2003

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(K. Mitai); 8 females and 2 males, Jabagly, 1080-1200m, (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl); 1 male, N. Tian-Shan Mt, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 27. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Boom village, 15. v. 2001 (Gurko). AMNH. 1 female, Mitai); 5 females and 1 male, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, S. Dzhalal-Abad, jct. Kokerim & Kugan Rivers, 41°26′32″ Kazakhstan Prov., 28. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); N73°57′7″E, 1247m, 29. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. 1 female, East of Chimkent, 570m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., Bouseman). 30. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Achisai, 670-700m, Remarks. This species is distributed from Europe to Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 4. vi. 2003 (O. Asia Minor, extending to Central Asia. Tadauchi); 2 females, same locality and collector as Distribution. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, above, 5. vi. 2003; 1 female, Shayan-Birlik, S. Kazakhstan Kaukasus, European Russia, Asia Minor, S. and M. Prov., 8. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 1 female, Seslavino, 960m, Europe. Daubaba River, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 12. vi. 2003 (O. Floral records in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Tadauchi); 2 females and 3 males, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, Taraxacum sp., Mentha asiatica, Brassica sp., Vicia sp., S. Kazakhstan Prov., 14. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 3 females Triforium repens, Achillea sp., Rosa kokanica, Rhamnus and 4 males, Kashi-Kaindy, 1700-2000m, Jabagly, S. cathartica, Lonicera sp. Kazakhstan Prov., 15. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 7 females, Aksu Valley, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 16. 25. Andrena (Melandrena) cussariensis vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 1 female, Karaalma, Morawitz, 1886 1210m, near Jabagly, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 17. vi. 2003 (Figs. 28-29) (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Jabagly, 1150-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 1 male, 1180- Andrena cussariensis Morawitz, 1886, Hor. Soc. Ent. 1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 11. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 1 Ross., 20: 61-63 [female & male, Kaukasus]. female, Medeu-Almaty, Almaty Prov., 21. v. 2004 (O. Andrena cussariensis var. kohatensis Cockerell, 1917, Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu University Expedition: Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (8) 19: 283 [female, NW India]. OLML. 9 females and 3 males, Alma-Ata env. – Axaj, 29. Andrena (Melandrena) cussariensis: Warncke, 1967, Eos, v. 1980 (Dr. Z. Pádr); 1 female, Alma-Ata env. Ala Tau, Madr., 43: 82; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 Alma Arasan, 3000m, 30. v. 1980 (Dr. Z. Pádr); 1 female (5): 201-202; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2001, and 1 male, Ryn-Kum steppe, NW Kandagash, vi. 2000 Entomofauna, 22: 115, Gusenleitner & Schwarz, (J. Miatleuski); 6 females and 1 male, Talas, Mt. R., 3km 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 213-214. W Dzhabagly, 42°26′N 69°58′E, 5. viii. 2000 (Makogonova); 1 male, Alma-Ata, 35km zap. Aksaj, 16. Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, vii. 1981 (Kocourek); 1 male, Almaty reg., Zailiyskyi Almaty City, Almaty Prov., 29. v. 2000 (A. Dawut); 1 Alatau, Almatinskoe Lake env., 2500m, 3. viii. 2002 female and 2 males, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan (Gurko); 1 male, Alma-Arasan, vii. 1976 (Dr. Svozil); 1 Prov., 14. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 3 males, Kashi-Kaindy, female, Alma- Ata, Alma- Arasan, 30. iv. 1972 (Jiři 1700m, Jabagly, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 15. vi. 2003 (O. Niedl); 2 males, Georgievka, 75.6°- 43.2°, 16. vi. 1995 (M. Tadauchi); 1 female, Ulken-Kaindy, 1850-2000m, Múčka). AMNH. 2 females, Alma- Arasan, 15km S Jabagly, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 15. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); Alma- Ata, 43.2°N 76.8°E, 27. v. 1994 (K. Denes Jr.). 2 females, Karaalma 1210m, near Jabagly, S. Kazakhstan [KYRGYZSTAN] 2 females, Issyk-ata, 1800m, 27. v. Prov., 17. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 1 female, 2000 (O. Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu University Berkaza valley, 60km SW of Karatau City, Jambul Prov., Expedition: OLML. 1 female, Tchujskaya Obl., Kirg. 12. v. 2004 (R. Murao). Other than Kyushu University Khrebet, 8km S Sosnovka, 42°36′N73°51′ E, 1500-1800m, Expedition: OLML. 1 female and 2 males, Alma Ata- 26-29. v. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl); 1 female, Medeo, 1700m, Zaali jskij Alatau Mts., 5-8. vii. 1980 (P. Tchujskaya Obl., Hochtal, Fluss Susamyr, 42°12′ Tyrner); 2 females, Alma Ata, 2800m, Alma Arasan, 5. 23″N73°37′38E, 2300m, 30. v. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. vii. 1981 (L. Hlaváčková); 1 female, Issik 3km S, 22-23. Ressl); 1 male, Talasskaya Obl., Talas, Alatau, Fluss vi. 1992 (K. Denes). Uzun-Akmat, 1300-1500m, 42°1′ N72°25′ E, 2-4. vi. 1995 [KYRGYZSTAN] 5 males, Issyk-ata, 1800m, 27. v. (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl); 1 male, Talasskaya Obl., 2000 (O. Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu University Toktogul, Stausee, 20km W Toktogul, 950m, 41°52′ Expedition: AMNH. 1 female, Dzhalal-abad, Kara- 23″N72°43′ E, 1. od., 5-6. vi. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. Kysmak Ravine, 42°6′49″ N71°33′28″E, 2500m, 18. vi. Ressl); 1 male, Talasskaya Obl., Khr. Kek-lyrim Too, 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. Bouseman); 1 female, Dzhalal- Toktogul-Stausee, 950m, 41°47′ N72°59′ E, 5-6. vi. 1995 abad, ca. jct. Kara Kysmak and Chalkal R. 42°4′0″

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28 29 Figs. 20-29. General habitus in dorsal view of Andrena spp. collected from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. 20: A. (Zonandrena) flavipes Panzer, female, 21: the same, male, 22: A. (Taeniandrena) ovatula (Kirby), female, 23: the same, male, 24: A. (Melandrena) albopunc- tata (Rossi), female, 25: the same, male, 26: A. (Melandrena) limata Smith, female, 27: the same, male, 28: A. (Melandrena) cussariensis Morawitz, female, 29: the same, male.

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N71°35′41″E, 2240m, 19. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, J. K. [KYRGYZSTAN] Other than Kyushu University Bouseman); 2 males, Karakuldzha, Lajsu Ravine, Expedition: OLML. 1 male, Talasskaya Obl., Ferg. 40°31′20″ N73°37′10″E, 1815m, 25. vi. 1999 (J. G. Rozen, Khrebet, Kara-Suu, 2000-2200m, 41°34′ N73°13′E, 6-8. J. K. Bouseman). vi. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl); 1 male, Tchujskaya Remarks. This species is thought to be a Turkmen Obl., Hochtal, Fluss Susamyr, 2300m, 42°12′23″N (Western and Central Asian) element occurring in Central 73°37′38″E, 30. v. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl). Asia. It has two generations a year. Remarks. This species is distributed from middle and Distribution. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan north Europe to Central Asia, thought to be a European- (new record), Iran, Asia Minor, European Russia.. Siberian element. Floral records in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kaukasus, Achillea s p., Triforium repens, Taraxacum s p., Ranunculus European Russia, M. and N. Europe. sp., Rosa sp. Floral record in Kazakhstan. Rosa sp., Rhamnus cathartica, Hypericum scabrum. 26. Andrena (Melandrena) vaga Panzer, 1799 (Figs. 30-31) 27. Andrena (Melandrena) metallescens Cockerell, 1906 Andrena vaga Panzer, 1799, Faun. Insect. German., 64: (Figs. 32-33) 18 [female, Austria]. Andrena ovina Klug, 1810, Magazin Ges, Naturf. Fr. Andrena metallescens Cockerell, 1906, Can. Ent., 38: Berl., 4: 266-270 [female & male, Germany]. 166, nom. nov. for Andrena metallica Radoszkowski. Andrena nitidiventris Blanchard, 1840, Hist. Nat. Anim. Andrena metallica Radoszkowski, 1876 (nec Andrena Artic.: 414 [female, M. France]. metallica Fabricius, 1793), Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross., 12: Andrena nitidiventris Dufour, 1841 (nec Andrena nitidi- 83-84 [female & male, Kaukasus]. ventris Blanchard, 1840), Mem. Acad. Sci, Inst. Fr., 7: Andrena (Melandrena) metallescens: Warncke, 1967, 456 [N. France]. Eos, Madr., 43: 82; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2001, Andrena atricula Bischoff, 1922, Dt. Ent. Z., 1922: Entomofauna, 22: 306, Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 428-429 [male, N. Germany]. 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 476. Andrena (Melandrena) vaga: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Madr., 43: 82; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 (5): 207- Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 9 females, 209; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Entomofauna, Achisai, 670-700m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., Suupl., 12: 798-800. 4. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi and K. Mitai); 11 females, same Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz locality and collector as above, 5. vi. 2003; 1 female, same (2002). locality as above, 6. vi. 2003 (K. Mitai); 1 female, Birlik near Shayan, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. vi. 2003 (O. Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 2 females, Tadauchi); 1 female, N of Boroldy village, Mts. Karatau, Jabagly, 1080-1200m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 27. v. 2003 S. Kazakhstan Prov., 10. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 2 females, (K. Mitai); 1 female, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 11. v. 2004 (O. Prov., 28. v. 2003 (K. Mitai); 6 females, Achisai, 670- Tadauchi and R. Murao); 3 females, Karatau City 600m, 700m, Mts. Karatau, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 4. vi. 2003 (O. Jambul Prov., 13. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Tadauchi); 8 females and 1 male, Jabagly, 1150-1250m, S. Remarks. This species is thought to be a Turkmen Kazakhstan Prov., 1. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 28 females and 1 (Western and Central Asian) element occurring in Central male, Jabagly, 1150-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 3. v. Asia. 2004 (V. Lina); 1 female, Jabagly, 1150-1250m, S. Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kaukasus. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 6 females, Jabagly, Floral record in Kazakhstan. Ferula tenuisecta. 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 11. v. 2004 (R. Murao). Other than Kyushu University Expedition: OLML. 1 28. Andrena (Simandrena) sarta Morawitz, 1876 male, Alma- Ata, Medeo, 29. iv. 1972 (Jiři Niedl); 9 males, (Figs. 34-35) Alma- Ata, Alma- Arasan, 30. iv. 1972 (Jiři Niedl); 1 male, Alma Arasan, Alma-Ata env., 28-30. v. 1974 (Kr. Andrena sarta Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, Izv. Imp. Pospíšil). AMNH. 1 male, Alma- Arasan, 15km S Alma- Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: 171 [female, Ata, 43.2°N76.8°E, 27. v. 1994 (K. Denes Jr.). Kazakhstan].

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Andrena rufilabris Morawitz, 1876, in Fedtschenko, Izv. Uzenagash, Almaty Prov., 28. v. 2000 (O. Tadauchi); 1 Imp. Obschch. Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog.: 180 female, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 28. v. [female, Uzbekistan]. 2003 (O. Tadauchi). Other than Kyushu University Andrena (Simandrena) sarta: Gusenleitner & Schwarz, Expedition: OLML. 1 female, Alma-Arasan, vii. 1976 2001, Entomofauna, 22: 163, Gusenleitner & Schwarz, (Dr. Svozil). 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 660-661. [KYRGYZSTAN] 1 female, Krasnayarichika, 800m, 27. v. 2000 (A. Dawut). Other than Kyushu University Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 17 females, Expedition: OLML. 1 female, Talasskaya Obl., Talas Kamsomolskoe, N of Chordara, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. Alatau, Fluss Uzun-Akmat, 1300-1500m, 42°1′ N72°25′E, v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi and R. Murao); 1 female, Hot spring, 2-4. vi. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, P. Ressl); 1 female, W of Kamsomolskoe, Kyzylkum desert, S. Kazakhstan Talasskaya Obl., Khr. Kek-lyrim Too, Toktogul-Stausee, Prov., 3. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 2 females, Karatau City, 950m, 41°47′ N72°59′E, 5-6. vi. 1995 (H. and R. Rausch, 600m, Jambul Prov., 13. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 2 females, P. Ressl); 1 female, Issyk-Kulskaya Obl., S Teplokiyochenka, N of Janatas, 420m, Jambul Prov., 13. v. 2004 (O. 2000-2300m, 42°27′ N78°31′E, 18-20. vi. 1995 (H. and R. Tadauchi); 1 female, Karatau-Janatas 680m, Jambul Rausch, P. Ressl). Prov., 13. v. 2004 (R. Murao); 1 female, Muyunkum- Remarks. This species is thought to be a European- Kumozek, 325m, Muyunkum desert, Jambul Prov., 16. v. Siberian element occurring from Europe to Central Asia, 2004 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Riverside Ili R., NW of extending to China and Russian Far East. Kapchagay, Almaty Prov., 19. v. 2004 (O. Tadauchi). Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kaukasus, Other than Kyushu University Expedition: OLML. 13 China, Siberia, Asia Minor, European Russia, Russian females and 13 males, Ili riv. area, Bakanas Distr., iv.-v. Far East, Europe, North Africa. 2001 (Gurko). Floral records in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Remarks. This species is thought to be a Turkmen Brassica sp., Umbelliferae gen. et sp. (Western and Central Asian) element occurring in Central Asia. 30. Andrena (Hoplandrena) rosae Panzer, 1801 Distribution. Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan. (Figs. 37-38) Floral record in Kazakhstan. Not available. Andrena rosae Panzer, 1801, Faun. Insect. German., 74: 29. Andrena (Simandrena) combinata 10 [female, Germany]. (Christ, 1791) Andrena rosae var. alfkeni Friese, 1914, Stettin. Ent. Ztg., (Fig. 36) 75: 228 [female, M. Siberia]. Andrena florea ssp. sachalinensis Yasumatsu, 1939, Apis combinata Christ, 1791, Naturg. Der Insect.: 187 Insecta Mats., 13: 66-68 [female, Sakhalin]. [female, Germany]. Andrena (Hoplandrena) rosae alfkeni: Osytshnjuk, 1995, Andrena candens Eversmann, 1852, Bull. Soc. Nat. Key Insects Russian Far East, Vol. 4. Part 1, 501, 520; Moscou, 25: 24 [female & male, Europ. Russia]. Xu & Tadauchi, 2005, Esakia, (45): 23. Andrena albibarbis Schenck, 1853, Jb. Ver. Naturk. Andrena (Hoplandrena) sachalinensis: Hirashima, 1964, Nassau, 9: 134 [Germany]. J. Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ., 13 : 91-93 [Japan]; Tadauchi Andrena sahlbergi Morawitz, 1888, Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross., & Hirashima, 1984, Kontyû, 52 (2): 284-285. 22: 241-242 [female & male, M. Siberia]. Andrena (Hoplandrena) rosae: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Andrena (Simandrena) combinata: Warncke, 1967, Eos, Madr., 43: 94; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 Madr., 43: 88; Osytshnjuk, 1977, Fauna Ukraini, 12 (5): 254-255; Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, (5): 239-241; Tadauchi & Xu, 1995, Esakia, (35): Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 639-640. 203[China]; Osytshnyuk, 1995, Key Insects Russian Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz Far East, Vol. 4, Part 1, 508, 524 [Russian Far East]; (2002). Gusenleitner & Schwarz, 2002, Entomofauna, Suupl., 12: 193-194. Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, Other synonymies: See Gusenleitner & Schwarz Jabagly, 1080-1200m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 27. v. 2003 (2002). (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 28. v. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 1 female, Specimens examined. [KAZAKHSTAN] 1 female, Jabagly, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 14. vi. 2003

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Figs. 30-38. General habitus in dorsal view of Andrena spp. collected from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. 30: A. (Melandrena) vaga Panzer, female, 31: the same, male, 32: A. (Melandrena) metallescens Cockerell, female, 33: the same, male, 34: A. (Simandrena) sarta Morawitz, female, 35: the same, male, 36: A. (Simandrena) combinata (Christ), female, 37: A. (Hoplandrena) rosae Panzer, female, 38: the same, male.

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(K. Mitai); 1 female, Aksu Valley, S. Kazakhstan Prov., (Hym.). Konowia, 1: 209-217. 16. vi. 2003 (O. Tadauchi); 19 females, Jabagly, 1150- Gusenleitner, F. & M. Schwarz, 2000. Angaben zur Morphologie 1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 1. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 14 einiger von A. Z. Osytshnjuk beschriebener, zumeist asi- atischer Andrena-Arten (Hymenoptera: Apidae: Andrenidae). females and 1 male, Jabagly, 1150-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Entomofauna, 21: 381-456. Prov., 3. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 2 females, Jabagly, 1150- Gusenleitner, F. & M. Schwarz, 2001. Zur Morphologie ver- 1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 8. v. 2004 (V. Lina); 5 schiedener von F. Morawitz beschriebener Andrena-Arten females, 1180-1250m, S. Kazakhstan Prov., 11. v. 2004 (Hymenoptera: Apidae: Andrenidae). Entomofauna, 22: (O. Tadauchi). 93-196. Remarks. This species is widely distributed from Gusenleitner, F. & M. Schwarz, 2002. Weltweite Checkliste der Bienengattung Andrena mit Bemerkungen und Europe, Central Asia to Far East Asia. It is thought to be Ergänzungen zu paläarktischen Arten (Hymenoptera, a European- Siberian element. Apidae, Andreninae, Andrena). Entomofauna, 12, Suppl.: Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kaukasus, Russian Far 1-1280. East including Sakhalin, Siberia, Japan, Korean Lebedev, A. G., 1932. Einige neue Andrena-Arten aus S.S.S.R. Peninsula, China, Europe. European Russia. Konowia, 11: 65-73. Floral record in Kazakhstan. Leguminosae gen. et Lebedev, A. G., 1933. Einige neue Andrena-Arten aus S.S.S.R. (Schluss). Konowia, 12: 60-65. sp. Morawitz, F., 1866. Bemerkungen über einige von Prof. Eversmann beschriebene Andrenidae, nebst Zusätzen. Hor. Acknowledgements Soc. Ent. Ross., 4: 3-28. Morawitz, F., 1876. Bienen (Mellifera). II. Andrenidae In I am grateful to Prof. V. Kastcheev and Dr. R. Fedtschenko, A. P., Reisen in Turkestan II. Izv. Imp. Obshch. Jaschenko of Zoological Institute, Kazakhstan Academy Ljubit. Estest. Antrop. Etnog., 21: 161-303, Taf. 1-3.(In Russian.) of Sciences, Almaty, Dr. A. Dawut of Fukuoka City, Dr. Morawitz, F., 1888. Hymenoptera aculeate nova. Hor. Soc. R. Murao of Takarazuka City and Dr. K. Mitai of Kyushu Ent. Ross., 22: 224-302. Univ., Dr. R. Miyanaga of Shimane Univ., and Prof. S. Osytshnjuk, A. Z., 1977. Bees – Andrenudae (Apoidea, Ikudome of Kagoshima Womens’ College, for their help Andrenidae). Fauna Ukraini, 12 (5): 1-328. (In Ukraninean.) in our field survey in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. I am Osytshnjuk, A. Z., 1995. Andrena. pp. 489-527. In Lehr, P. A. appreciate to late Prof. A. Pesenko and Dr. S. Belokobylskij (ed.) Key to the Insects of Russian Far East in Six Volumes. Vol. 4, Neuropteroidea, Mecoptera, Hymenoptera, Part 1. of Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg and Dr. St. Petersburg, Nauka. A. S. Lelej of Russian Academy of Sciences, Vladivostok Osytshnjuk, A. Z., L. Romasenko, J. Banaszak & T. Cierzniak, for their help in my examining Andrena collection in St. 2005. Andrenidae of the Central and Eastern Palaearctic. Petersburg. 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Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg Leimelissa, Stenomelissa and Zonandrena of the genus (Hymenoptera, Andrenidae). J. Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ., 41: Andrena of eastern Asia (Hymenoptera, Andrenidae). J. 165-178. Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ., 53: 63-66. Xu, H-l. & O. Tadauchi, 2008. The subgenera Margandrena,

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