Hylaeus (Lambdopsis) dilatatus ( Kirby 1802 )

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 : 17-18

Hylaeus (Lambdopsis) dilatatus ( Kirby 1802)

( Figs 3 g, 8a–b)

Melitta dilatata Kirby 1802: 39 , 3 (lectotype—3, designated by Notton & Dathe 2008: 1863, “ England, Suffolk, Barham” [British Museum of Natural History, London]).

Prosopis varians Spinola 1806: 113 , Ƥ, 3 (type locality: Liguria, Italy).

Hylaeus distans Eversmann 1852: 54 , Ƥ (type locality: “in provinciis Orenburgensi et Casanensi” [Orenburg Prov., Tatarstan Republic, Russia]).

Prosopis cervicornis Costa 1858: 28 , 3 (type locality: Italia).

Hylaeus compar Förster 1871: 910 , 3 (type locality: “Thüringen”, Germany).

Hylaeus smithii Förster 1871: 914 , 3 (( type locality: Tirol, Austria).

Hylaeus oculatus Förster 1871: 1037 , Ƥ (type locality: Aachen [ Germany], Telfs, Tirol [ Austria]).

Hylaeus schenckii Förster 1871: 1071 , Ƥ (type locality: Nassau, Germany).

Prosopis consobrina Schenck 1874: 168 –169, Ƥ (type locality: Germany).

Hylaeus strigulosus Costa 1884: 169 , Ƥ (type locality: Sardinia, Italy).

Prosopis annularis elbursa Warncke 1981: 170 , Ƥ, 3 (type locality: Altin Daglari, Hakkari [ Turkey]; Mazandaran, Elburz, Khorasan [ Iran]).

Prosopis annularis: Eversmann 1852: 54 .

Hylaeus annularis: Cockerell 1937: 5 ; Eremeeva et al. 2006: 26; Konusova et al. 2007: 213.

Hylaeus annularis auctorum, nec Kirby 1802: 38. See Notton & Dathe 2008.

Material examined: 14 Ƥ, 5 3. Russia. Altaiskiy Terr. (Barnaul); Altai Republic (20 km N Shchebalino, Sema River); Khakasia Republic (Shira Lake); Tyva Republic (15 km NE Turan).

Distribution in Russia. European part ( Osytshnjuk et al. 1978), Orenburg Prov. (Eversmann 1952), Tomsk Prov., Kemerovo Prov. ( Eremeeva et al. 2006; Konusova et al. 2007), *Altai Republic, *Khakasia Republic, *Tyva Republic., Irkutsk Prov. ( Cockerell 1937).

General distribution. North Africa ( Morocco, Tunisia), all over Europe to 62° north ( Sweden); Caucasus, Asia Minor, east to Central Asia ( Kazakhstan).

Figures

FIGURE 3. Distribution of Hylaeus in the Asian part of Russia: a— H. gracilicornis (Morawitz), H. difformis (Eversmann); b— H. annulatus (Linnaeus), H. angustatus (Schenck); c— H. variegatus (Fabricius), H. pfankuchi (Alfken); d— H. confusus Nylander, H. leptocephalus (Morawitz); e— H. cardioscapus Сockerell, H. pectoralis Förster; f— H. rinki (Gorski), H. nigritus (Fabricius); g— H. paulus Bridwell, H. dilatatus (Kirby); h— H. montivagus Dathe, H. signatus (Panzer).