11. Andrena ovatula transcaspiensis Osytshnjuk, 1994

(Figs 11a–e)

Andrena ovatula ssp. transcaspiensis Osytshnjuk, 1994a: 32, ♀, ♂, fig. 1: 1.

Type locality: Koksengir Mts near Zhana-Arka (Kazakhstan, Karaganda Prov.).

Published (original) locality: corresponds to data on the holotype label (see below).

Holotype: ♀, Коксенгир, ю.[жнее] Жана-Арка, Караганд.[инскаЯ обл.] [Kazakhstan, Karaganda Prov., Koksengir Mts, S Zhana-Arka, 48°22′N 71°32′E], 14.VII.[1]958, Пономарева [A. Ponomareva leg.] // Andrena ovatula transcaspiensis Osytsh., A. Osytshnjuk det. // Holotypus <red label> // Zoological Institute St. Petersburg INS_HYM_0002530 .

Paratypes: 1 ♀, the same label as in the holotype; 1 ♀, idem, 24. VI.[1]958; 1 ♀, idem, 3. VII.[1]958; 1 ♀, пойма Талды Манака, S Жана-Арка [floodplain Taldy-Manak River, S Zhana-Arka], 24. VI.[1]958, Пономарева [A. Ponomareva leg.] ; 2 ♀, idem, 27. VI.[1]958; 1 ♀, idem, 14. VII.[1]958; 1 ♀, 10 км к югу от Жана-Арка, Караганд.[инскаЯ область] [10 km S Zhana-Arka, Karaganda Prov.], 23. VI.[1]958, Пономарева [A. Ponomareva leg.] // Andrena ovatula transcaspiensis Osytsh., A. Osytshnjuk det .; 1 ♀, лев.[ый] б.[ерег] р.[еки] Урал, против Харькина [left bank of Ural River, opposite Kharkin], 1. VI.[1]951, Рудольф [V. Rudolf leg.] ; 1 ♂, idem; 1 ♀, 2 ♂, КаЗахстан, АктюбинскаЯ обл., окр.[есности] г. Челкар [Kazakhstan, Aktybinsk Province, near Chelkar], 11. VI.1982, Малышева [N. Malysheva leg.] ; 1 ♀, idem, у р [у реки] Каульждур [ Kaulzhur River], на люцерне [on alfalfa], 25. VI.1982 ; 1 ♂, Ber Tshogur, Murgadjargebirge, 14. V.1910, L.Wollman [leg.] // к. Вольмана [collection of Wollman] ; 1 ♂, КаЗахстан, АктюбинскаЯ обл, горы Мугоджары, окр.[естности] Эмбы, долина реки [Kazakhstan, Aktyubinsk Province, Mugodzhaty Mts., near Emba, river valley] 10. VI.1985, М. Нестеров [M. Nesterov leg.] ; 1 ♀, Багир, Закасп.[ийскаЯ] обл. [Turkmenistan, Bagir], 25. V.[1]928, В. Гуссаковский, [V. Gussakovskij leg.] // Paratypus <red labels on each paratype specimen>.

Current status. Andrena (Taeniandrena) afzeliella (Kirby, 1802) (according to Praz et al. 2022: 385).

Distribution. Europe, Russia (to Far East), Caucasus, Turkey, Syria, Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Central Asia, Kazakhstan, western China.