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Dataset: NMNH-ENT
Taxa: Halictidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
Page 18, records 1701-1723 of 1723

Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Entomology Collection

NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
Nomia amabilis Cockerell
USNM 534973F. Wellman   
Angola, Benguela, [Not Stated]
NMNH:ENT
Ceylalictus Strand, 1913
USNMENT1407331B. Blaimer   2015-05-23
Myanmar, Tanintharyi region, Lenya NP, site II, 11.0651 98.9158, 33m
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
Pseudapis valga (Gerstaecker)
   
NMNH:ENT
USNM 535192T. Cockerell   1923-08-09
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Unknown, Kongaus, Siberia
NMNH:ENT
USNMENT1570282Baker   
United States, Nevada, Ormsby, [not stated], 39.1647 -119.776
NMNH:ENT
Lasioglossum blakistoni Sakagami & Munakata
   
NMNH:ENT
Sphecodes prosphorus Lovell & Cockerell
USNM 536720J. Lovell   1905-06-14
United States, Maine, Lincoln, Waldoboro, 44.0954 -69.3756
NMNH:ENT
Nomia eboracina Cockerell
USNM 534983W. Froggatt   1904-00-00
Australia, Queensland, Cape York
NMNH:ENT
USNM 535256[Not Stated]   
United States, New Hampshire, Cheshire, Nelson, 42.9906 -72.1309
NMNH:ENT
USNM 535171H. Smith   
Grenada, St. George, St. George's (leeward side), 12.05 -61.75
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
USNM 535238T. Cockerell   
[Not Stated], [Not Stated], [Not Stated]
NMNH:ENT
Sphecodes galerus Lovell & Cockerell
USNM 535240S. Shaw   1925-09-09
United States, New Hampshire, Rockingham, Hampton, 42.9376 -70.8389
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
Lasioglossum Curtis, 1833
USNMENT1407235B. Blaimer   2015-05-27
Myanmar, Tanintharyi region, Lenya NP, site II, 11.07 98.9163, 72m
NMNH:ENT
Lasioglossum zachlorum (Cheesman & Perkins)
   
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
Ceylalictus Strand, 1913
USNMENT1407290B. Blaimer   2015-05-28
Myanmar, Tanintharyi region, Lenya NP, site II, 11.0651 98.9158, 33m
NMNH:ENT
   
NMNH:ENT
   
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