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Dataset: KU-SEMC
Search Criteria: Tajikistan; Sughd; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Kansas Natural History Museum Entomology Division

KU:SEMC
Andrena aulica Morawitz, 1876
968732Glasunow, D   1892-00-00
Tajikistan, Sughd, Panjakent, Zeravshan
KU:SEMC
Nomioides gussakovskiji Blüthgen, 1933
1074315Illectakob, A; Illecmakoea, K   1929-05-28
Tajikistan, Sughd, Farab
KU:SEMC
Hylaeus annularis (Kirby, 1802)
949510Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
951439Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Nomioides ino (Nurse, 1904)
951780Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Nomioides ino (Nurse, 1904)
951781Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Nomioides turanicus Morawitz, 1876
951859Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Nomioides turanicus Morawitz, 1876
951860Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Nomioides turanicus Morawitz, 1876
951861Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Epeolus spp. aff. coreanus
937949Glasunov,   1892-00-00
Tajikistan, Sughd, Jagnob
KU:SEMC
Tetraloniella fuscipes (Morawitz, 1893)
941347Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Tetraloniella alticincta (Lepeletier, 1841)
941495Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Tetraloniella alticincta (Lepeletier, 1841)
941496Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Anthophora gracilipes Morawitz, 1872
1360975Jensen-Haarup   
Tajikistan, Sughd, Farob
KU:SEMC
Anthophora gracilipes Morawitz, 1872
1360976Wollmann, L   
Tajikistan, Sughd, Farob
KU:SEMC
Thyreus ramosus (Lepeletier, 1841)
945018Baker, P   1973-08-03
Tajikistan, Sughd, Pendzhikent
KU:SEMC
Anthophora gracilipes Morawitz, 1872
944657Illectakob, A; Illecmakoea, K   1929-05-28
Tajikistan, Sughd, Farab
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