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Eucerinoda

Eucerinoda is a genus in the bee family Apidae, subfamily Apinae. Only one species is described: Eucerinoda gayi, which is known only from central Chile. Eucerinoda belongs to the long-horned bee tribe Eucerini, but is one of the species in which the males have relatively short antennae. It is the sister taxon to all other species of Eucerini. Eucerinoda…

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species family bee one eucerini genus gayi apidae subfamily apinae described known central chile belongs long-horned tribe males relatively short

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