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Bee Biology and Systematics Laboratory, USDA-ARS Pollinating Insect-Biology, Management, Systematics Research
USDA-ARS:BBSL	Hesperapis elegantula Cockerell 1898 BBSL192554J.G. Rozen, R. Schrammel   1961-04-18 United States, Texas, ElPaso, Ysleta, 31.6983 -106.3244 Full Record Details
Collaborative databasing of North American bee collections within a global informatics network project
AMNH:BEE	Hesperapis elegantula Cockerell,1898 AMNH_BEE 00096297J. G. Rozen, R. Schrammel   1961-04-18 UNITED STATES, Texas, El Paso, Ysleta, 31.69833 -106.32444 Full Record Details
AMNH:BEE	Hesperapis elegantula Cockerell,1898 AMNH_BEE 00096298J. G. Rozen, R. Schrammel   1961-04-18 UNITED STATES, Texas, El Paso, Ysleta, 31.69833 -106.32444 Full Record Details
AMNH:BEE	Hesperapis elegantula Cockerell,1898 AMNH_BEE 00096299J. G. Rozen, R. Schrammel   1961-04-18 UNITED STATES, Texas, El Paso, Ysleta, 31.69833 -106.32444 Full Record Details
AMNH:BEE	Hesperapis elegantula Cockerell,1898 AMNH_BEE 00096300J. G. Rozen, R. Schrammel   1961-04-18 UNITED STATES, Texas, El Paso, Ysleta, 31.69833 -106.32444 Full Record Details
AMNH:BEE	Hesperapis elegantula Cockerell,1898 AMNH_BEE 00096301J. G. Rozen, R. Schrammel   1961-04-18 UNITED STATES, Texas, El Paso, Ysleta, 31.69833 -106.32444 Full Record Details
Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Entomology Collection
NMNH:ENT	Hesperapis elegantula Cockerell     Full Record Details
USGS Native Bee Inventory and Monitoring Lab
USGS PWRC:BIML	Hesperapis elegantula Cockerell, 1898 USGS_DRO295468Neal Darby   2011-04-14 United States, California, San Bernardino, 34.8794 -115.7808 Full Record Details

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