Hylaeus (Hylaeus) communis Nylander 1852

Yu, Maxim & Dathe, Holger H., 2012, The bees of the genus Hylaeus Fabricius 1793 of the Asian part of Russia, with a key to species (Hymenoptera: Apoidea: Colletidae), Zootaxa 3401, pp. 1-36 : 12

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scientific name	Hylaeus (Hylaeus) communis Nylander 1852
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Hylaeus (Hylaeus) communis Nylander 1852 View in CoL

( Figs 4 View FIGURE 4 f, 6e–f)

? Apis cariosa Linnaeus 1758: 578 View Cited Treatment , nom. dub.

? Vespa minuta Rossi 1790 View in CoL (nec Linné 1767): 89.

? Hylaeus triangulus Fabricius 1793 (nec Gmelin 1790): 306.

Hylaeus communis Nylander 1852b: 234 View in CoL , Ƥ, 3 (type locality: Gallia).

Prosopis ciliata Eversmann 1852: 53 , Ƥ, 3 (type locality: “Orenburg” [ Russia], “Casanensi” [Kasan, Russia], “Simbirscensi” [Ul’yanovsk, Russia]).

Hylaeus alienatus Förster 1871: 932 , 3 (type locality: Aachen, Germany).

Hylaeus marginatus Förster 1871 (nec Thomson 1870): 1016, Ƥ (type locality: without).

Hylaeus ebeninus Förster 1871: 1053 , Ƥ (type locality: Austria).

Hylaeus nigricornis Förster 1871 (nec Schenck 1853): 1057, Ƥ (type locality: Aachen, Germany).

Hylaeus nitidulus Förster 1871 (nec Prosopis nitidula Fabricius 1804 ): 1058, Ƥ (type locality: Aachen, Germany).

Prosopis rupestris Smith 1872: 103 , Ƥ (type locality: Sidmouth, England).

Prosopis annulata var. tristis Dalla Torre 1877: 186 , Ƥ (type locality: Bozen, Italy).

Prosopis foersteri Dalla Torre & Friese 1895: 23 , nom. nov. pro H. nitidulus Förster 1871 .

Prosopis annulata var. nigrifacies Alfken 1913: 12 , 18, Ƥ (type locality: Bremen, Germany).

Prosopis communis var. reiecta Stoeckhert 1954: 22 , Ƥ (type locality: Forchheim, Germany).

Material examined. No material examined.

Distribution in Russia. European part ( Osytshnjuk et al. 1978), Orenburg Prov. ( Eversmann 1852). General distribution. All over Europe to 68° north, Ural, Asia Minor, Caucasus, Iran, Morocco, Tunisia.