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Article

A Checklist of the Bees of Utah

by
Joseph S. Wilson
1,*,
Anthony Hunsaker
1,
Terry L. Griswold
2 and
Olivia Messinger Carril
3
1
Department of Biology, Utah State University—Tooele, Tooele, UT 84074, USA
2
Pollinating Insects Research Unit, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Logan, UT 84322, USA
3
Native Pollinator Project, Santa Fe, NM 87501, USA
*
Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.
Diversity 2025, 17(3), 212; https://doi.org/10.3390/d17030212
Submission received: 11 February 2025 / Revised: 6 March 2025 / Accepted: 10 March 2025 / Published: 14 March 2025
(This article belongs to the Section Animal Diversity)

Abstract

:
Understanding bee distributions is essential to protecting these vital pollinators. Since conservation efforts and policies are often made at the state level, maintaining state-specific bee species lists can aid conservationists and policy makers. While several North American state- and province-level bee species lists have been published, few exist for the arid western states, where bee diversity tends to be higher. Here we provide a bee species list for Utah, compiled from online occurrence records from the Symbiota Collection of Arthropods Network (SCAN) and specimen records housed in the USDA-ARS Pollinating Insect Research Unit (BBSL). In total we document 1167 bee species in the state of Utah. Given the proportion of undescribed and unidentified bee species from other bee faunal surveys in Utah, we estimate that there could be up to 1500 bee species in the state. These findings highlight Utah as one of the most bee-rich regions, based on published species lists, though other western states likely house rich bee faunas. These data serve as a valuable baseline for future studies on bee diversity and declines.

1. Introduction

Efforts to conserve and preserve wild bees are often impeded by a lack of location-based data; at local, regional, and state levels, extensive geographic data deficiencies exist regarding bee diversity and distributions [1]. Several characteristics of bees, such as their limited distributions, seasonal and annual population fluctuations, small size, and elusive behaviors, make it challenging to develop comprehensive and informative regional checklists that are useful for land management. Land managers face challenges in identifying priority areas for protection, assessing population trends, and mitigating threats, such as habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate variability, without reliable and complete distribution maps. Additionally, determining which species should be prioritized when making conservation-based decisions can be impeded by spatial gaps, data that are not digitized, and dispersed records across isolated databases. Addressing this knowledge gap is crucial for developing effective strategies to support the health and resilience of wild bee communities.
One scale at which compiling and distributing geographic information on bee populations can be most beneficial is at the state level. Pulling together a state list of bees can aid multiple tiers of policy makers; nationally, species assessments pull from published datasets and literature on the one hand, while locally, pollinator conservation programs rely on insights into the wild bees on intra-state units of land. While state boundaries seldom reflect the biological or ecological reasons for bee occurrences, they do match the scale at which land management decisions are often made and thus can contribute to informed conservation. As a reflection of this, a number of state checklists have been published in recent years (Table 1). The majority of the published (either in journals or online) checklists are from the northeastern parts of North America (Figure 1). Western states, however, tend towards higher bee diversity, and so lists for these areas may be especially valuable for identifying hotspots of bee biodiversity, under-sampled regions, and areas where conservation efforts will be most efficient and effective.
On the surface, creating a state-level bee species checklist is a simple and straightforward task. At a deeper level, however, the nuances of creating a checklist are many and can lead to a tendency to underestimate or misrepresent the presence of species. First, most distributional data for bees reside in insect collections. For older specimens, the hand-written or typed label beneath the specimen is the only documentation of origin until those records are retroactively added to digital databases. Currently, many older insect collections are involved in retroactive digitization efforts, and data will eventually be available online, but work is ongoing; therefore, a checklist for a state will be incomplete until the work of digitization is finished. Second, many states, particularly in the western U.S., include large regions that have been poorly sampled, leaving large gaps in data both geographically and taxonomically [1]. Finally, datasets are seldom without error. Errors occur in the form of mistakes made at the time of collecting or identifying the bee (label generation or label reading errors and taxonomic mistakes, respectively), or in the form of incorrectly digitized data that fail to accurately capture from labels what is known about a specimen [24]. In a similar vein, bee nomenclature changes over time, and digitized records do not always track the most recent naming conventions.
Without a priori knowledge of bee biology and distributions, it can be difficult to detect some of these errors. For example, many online bee records list the bee commonly known as the “squash bee” as Peponapis pruinosa. This genus, however, was recently synonymized with Eucera [25], so other online records list the species as Eucera pruinosa. A more recent revision of the group reorganized the genus Eucera [26], placing Eucera pruinosa in the genus Xenoglossa, making the correct current nomenclature for this species Xenoglossa (Peponapis) pruinosa. For distributional data, errors are best determined and fixed through cross-referencing collection information, examining meta-data, and checking the likelihood of a species in an area and assigning probabilities. This can be complicated by new species being introduced to areas outside their native ranges (e.g., [27]); does what looks to be an erroneous record actually represent a range expansion?
Despite the challenges of taxonomic and distributional errors in data, checklists have proven valuable for many researchers and land managers. Checklists generally follow two main formats: they are either published in a peer-reviewed journal, or online as a living document that can be more easily updated as information is gleaned through more digitization or field work. In both cases, they provide solid numbers for bee species richness and bee species distributions, thus avoiding the need to use an educated guess as the metric for comparison (e.g., “over 1000 bee species exist in Utah” [28]). While estimated species richness can be important for outreach efforts, state checklists can also help better understand the extent of species distributions, can provide an anchor for comparison with other regions, and can help researchers to determine rarity and endemism among bees.
Here we provide a bee species checklist for Utah, an area predicted to have some of the highest bee species richness in the United States [24]. This species list (like most published species lists) will undoubtedly grow with increased collecting and as unidentified bee specimens are identified and described.

2. Materials and Methods

One of the main deterrents to researchers publishing state-level bee species checklists is the availability and reliability of data. Knowing these limitations, we initially built our checklist based on downloaded bee species data from the Symbiota Collections of Arthropods Network (SCAN: https://scan-bugs.org/ (accessed on 11 March 2025)). This large online database contains records from over 225 North American providers, including large academic insect collections, and observational databases, like iNaturalist and BugGuide. Bee specimen data were first obtained by searching for each North American bee family (Andrenidae, Apidae, Colletidae, Halictidae, Megachilidae, and Melittidae), with records filtered for the state of Utah. These six datasets were then combined into a single large database with all bee records from Utah. Next, we simplified the database to only include the following columns: Family, Genus, Species, and County. Duplicate records were then removed, leaving a list of unique bee species for each Utah county. In addition to the publicly available bee data, we also examined the large database housed by the USDA-ARS Pollinating Insect Research Unit (BBSL), in Logan Utah. While some of this database is accessible through SCAN, not all records are available. Both the SCAN and BBSL datasets are regularly updated with new specimen records so no temporal discrepancies exist between datasets.
Once we had simplified our dataset to include species and county records from both the BBSL dataset and the SCAN dataset, we had to validate both the taxonomic and the distributional data. We did this by comparing each bee species name present in our dataset to curated taxonomies in online datasets, particularly discoverlife.org (accessed on 11 March 2025), and iNaturalist.org (accessed on 11 March 2025). If the species name in our dataset did not match the records from the online sources, we attempted to determine the correct species name. For example, often species names in the database had incorrect specific epithet endings and were corrected (e.g., Lasioglossum amicus was changed to Lasioglossum amicum). Other species names in our dataset had incorrect generic placements (likely reflecting older taxonomies); these were corrected. Unfortunately, there is no source that has all of the current taxonomy for bees so, when we were aware of taxonomic changes that had not been updated online, we made those changes (e.g., Peponapis to Xenoglossa).
In addition to making taxonomic edits to our dataset, we checked that species reported to exist in Utah were correctly georeferenced. To do this, we confirmed records in our dataset by searching each species on discoverlife.org and iNaturalist.org utilizing their maps to ensure the specimen could be substantiated with reference to other data. If a species was represented by many specimens in Utah on these websites and in our data, it was clearly valid. Occasionally, a species was only represented in Utah by a single specimen or a limited number of specimens. In these circumstances, we considered the Utah record valid if the species was known from neighboring regions and therefore was likely also to be found in Utah. There were some Utah records that placed a species far outside of its native range. One species, known only from Europe, and represented by one specimen in our dataset, and with no other records in the U.S., was considered to be a mistake, and was removed from our final list. In contrast, a record found in Utah for a European species that was previously known to have colonized the U.S. was accepted as valid (e.g., Osmia cornifrons). In addition to some suspected data errors for species from other continents mistakenly placed in Utah, there were some records of species otherwise known only from the eastern United States. We eliminated these on a case-by-case basis. If a doubtful species also had records in neighboring states, we generally considered these Utah records to be valid (i.e., Xylocopa virginica); if the questionable species was only known from the eastern Atlantic states and not in any states near Utah, we considered these records as mistakes (unless there was photographic evidence on sites like iNaturalist.org), and they were removed from the data.
Our methods for cleaning the bee species data for Utah used a conservative approach, removing a species from the final list if it was not clearly documented in the state. This makes our state species list a likely underrepresentation of the actual species richness in the state. Furthermore, we only included records with species-level identifications and eliminated any morphospecies from the data. Many genera are poorly represented because they are difficult to identify and/or because there are no recent revisions (e.g., Nomada) or the genus has never been revised for the Nearctic (e.g., Sphecodes), so species level identifications are often not possible. This further reinforces the argument that our species list is an underestimate of actual bee richness.
Once the taxonomic status, names, and georeferencing errors were corrected in the data, we parsed the large dataset into county-level data, which can be used by land managers, educators and conservationists at a more local scale. It should be noted that there is inequality in collecting effort across counties (see [24]), therefore our species lists (both at the county level and state level) need to be viewed as a starting point, not a final comprehensive product.

3. Results and Discussion

Our analysis from multiple datasets resulted in a total of 1167 described bee species for the state of Utah (Table A1). Species richness was higher in counties in the southern part of the state (Figure 2), with the exception of Cache County. Utah State University and the USDA Pollinating Insect Research Unit are both located in Cache County, so there has likely been greater collecting effort here compared to other counties, which could account for the high species richness found here. Similarly, Garfield and Kane Counties, which are home to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, may have higher recorded species richness because of the long-term studies that have occurred in that monument [29,30]. It is likely that county level species richness (Table S1) is not the result of county size as much as a function of sampling effort, and that increased sampling will expand many richness values.
At the family level, Andrenidae, Apidae, and Megachilidae were represented by the most species, each having over 300 species in the state, followed by Halictidae with 131 species, Colletidae with 54 species, and Melittidae with only six species (Figure 3). In Utah, Andrena was represented by the most species (N = 157), followed by Perdita (N = 127), then Lasioglossum and Osmia (N = 91 each). In all, there were six genera that were represented by over 50 species; in contrast, 18 genera were only represented by a single species each (see Figure 3 for details).
One possible reason for Utah’s higher bee species richness compared to other states could be its seasonal patterns of bee diversity. The limited number of state checklist studies reporting patterns of bee richness across the season indicate that bees follow a unimodal pattern of species richness in states such as Washington and Indiana [7,22] with species richness peaking in June. Although we did not directly analyze seasonality in our dataset, multiple regional studies on bee richness in Utah indicate a bimodal pattern, with one peak in June and another in late August [29,31,32]. Furthermore, the spring bee fauna is quite distinct from the late summer bee fauna in Utah, with relatively few species being present across the entire season. Another reason could be the high number of distinct habitats resulting from Utah’s varied topography, climate, and elevation ranges, as well as the unique weather patterns associated with different portions of the state. There are seven level III ecoregions and 37 level IV ecoregions in Utah spanning hot deserts, cold deserts, canyonlands, semiarid shrublands and forested mountains, woodlands, and high alpine peaks. Many bee species in Utah are associated with unique ecoregions and endemism is common [29,30,32].
While the 1167 bee species reported here make Utah one of the most species-rich states in North America (compared to those with published species lists (Table 1, Figure 1), Utah likely houses dozens if not hundreds more species that are either new to science or are only known as morphospecies. In the study of bees in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, 660 bee species were found; of these 138 were morphologically distinct and require additional research before species designations can be made, and 49 were entities that differ from published keys and are unique based on comparison with all specimens located in the USDA Pollinating Insects Research Unit Collection [29]. This means that over 28% of the species identified from the monument were not positively identified to a recognized species, and therefore, are not included in our final dataset of Utah bee species, and more than 7% are undescribed new species. Similar under-representation is documented for the San Rafael Desert bee fauna [32]. Of the 333 species of bees found as the result of repeated visits to this region of sandstone monuments and sand dunes [32], 40 were undescribed species (12%). Only six of these have since been published [33,34,35,36,37,38]. If we assume a similar proportion of undescribed and not positively identified bee species for the state of Utah, the estimate would suggest that nearly 1500 species live in the state.
The bee species data from both datasets used to compile our state species list were largely consistent. In total, 990 species (about 85% of the species recorded from the state) were present in both BBSL and SCAN databases. However, 102 species (8.7% of species recorded from the state) were only present in the BBSL database, and 76 species (6.5% of species recorded from the state) were only present in the SCAN database. Both of these datasets rely largely on digitized specimen label data and they highlight the need to continue the laborious effort to digitize insect collections across the world so specimen data can be more freely accessed. The BBSL collection, which has over 1.5 million bee specimens, contains specimens from many detailed faunal surveys from various western landscapes, particularly targeting Utah (e.g., Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument [29], Dugway Proving Ground [31,39], San Rafael Desert [32] and Curlew Valley [40]). These in-depth studies document rich bee communities at regional scales, often finding many rare and new species [29,32]. SCAN data included nearly 210,000 specimen records from 53 different collections. The majority of Utah bee records in the SCAN dataset came from the BBSL collection with over 175,000 specimens being included in the SCAN database (83% of bee records from the state). However, several other collections contributed important amounts of data. For example, the SEMC collection at the University of Kansas contributed over 7400 specimens to the SCAN data and the Native bee inventory and monitoring lab (BIML) contributed 4160 specimens
In addition to data based on physical insect specimens, the SCAN dataset also includes records from photographs uploaded to iNaturalist, highlighting the value of this newer form of data collection. While museum-based datasets are invaluable, ongoing observational data can offer continuous insights into species distributions, complementing traditional faunal surveys in locations where they may be lacking. Databases like iNaturalist have proven useful for documenting rare bee species (e.g., [41]) and, as we demonstrate, can add valuable information to state checklists. While only about 2700 bee species records were included in the Utah bee data from iNaturalist in the SCAN dataset (only about 1% of the data points), these records included two species not recorded in any of the collections-based data. One of these, Xylocopa virginica, is a carpenter bee found primarily east of the Rocky Mountains and the other, Hylaeus punctatus, is a European species that was relatively recently introduced to North America. Both of these iNaturalist observations were from the metropolitan Salt Lake City area (largely absent in university collections) and both represent new state records.

4. Conclusions

Our findings document 1167 described bee species in the state of Utah, the richest state bee fauna yet documented in North America. This species list will undoubtedly grow with additional observations and collections and from determinations of unidentified specimens already in collections. While we acknowledge that this species list is fluid, it provides an important baseline to document Utah’s bees that can inform conservation efforts at the state level. Furthermore, state species lists can act as a baseline so future analyses of bee decline can be better calibrated.

Supplementary Materials

The following supporting information can be downloaded at: https://www.mdpi.com/article/10.3390/d17030212/s1, Table S1: Bee species lists for counties in Utah.

Author Contributions

Conceptualization, J.S.W. and O.M.C.; methodology, J.S.W. and A.H.; investigation, J.S.W. and A.H.; resources, T.L.G.; writing—original draft preparation, J.S.W., O.M.C. and T.L.G.; writing—review and editing, J.S.W., A.H., O.M.C. and T.L.G. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript.

Funding

This research received no external funding.

Institutional Review Board Statement

Not applicable.

Data Availability Statement

All data can be found in the tables and Supplementary Materials.

Acknowledgments

We acknowledge all the scientists and technicians that painstakingly entered label data into online databases, making papers like this possible. Thanks to Harold Ikerd for curation of the BBSL record set. We recognize the value provided by records from National Park Service units in Utah (Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Dinosaur, Zion). We are also grateful to the scientists and naturalists that add identification data to observations on sites like iNaturalist.org.

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

Appendix A

Table A1. Bee species found in Utah. Species are organized by family; the database in which each species was included is also listed. BBSL is the USDA Pollinating Insect Research Unit database and SCAN is the Symbiota Collections of Arthropods Network database.
Table A1. Bee species found in Utah. Species are organized by family; the database in which each species was included is also listed. BBSL is the USDA Pollinating Insect Research Unit database and SCAN is the Symbiota Collections of Arthropods Network database.
FamilySpeciesAuthorDataset
AndrenidaeAncylandrena koebelei(Timberlake, 1951)BBSL
AndrenidaeAncylandrena larreae(Timberlake, 1951)BBSL
AndrenidaeAncylandrena timberlakeiZavortink, 1974BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena ablegata(Cockerell, 1922)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena acceptaViereck, 1916BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena algidaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena alleghaniensisViereck, 1907BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena amphibola(Viereck, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena andrenoides(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena angustitarsataViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena anisochloraCockerell, 1936SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena anograeCockerell, 1901BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena apacheorumCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena arabisRobertson, 1897SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena arctostaphylaeRibble, 1968BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena astragaliViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena auricomaSmith, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena aurihirtaDonovan, 1977BBSL
AndrenidaeAndrena barbilabris(Kirby, 1802)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena bendensisDonovan, 1977BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena berberidisCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena birtwelliCockerell, 1901BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena bruneriViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena buckelliViereck, 1924BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena caeruleaSmith, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena canadensisDalla Torre, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena candidaSmith, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena candidiformisViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena capricornisCasad and Cockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena carliniCockerell, 1901BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena ceanothiflorisLinsley, 1938SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena cerasifoliiCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena chalybioidesViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena chapmanaeViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena cheyennorumViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena chlorogasterViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena chloruraCockerell, 1916BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena chylismiaeLinsley and MacSwain, 1961BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena cleodora(Viereck, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena coconinaLaBerge, 1980BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena colletinaCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena columbianaViereck, 1917BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena commodaSmith, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena costillensisViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena crataegiRobertson, 1893BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena cressoniiRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena cristataViereck, 1917BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena cruciferarumRibble, 1974BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena cupreotinctaCockerell, 1901BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena cyanophilaCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena edwardsiViereck, 1916BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena erythrogaster(Ashmead, 1890)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena evolutaLinsley and MacSwain, 1961BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena forbesiiRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena frigidaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena gibberisViereck, 1924BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena halliiDunning, 1898BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena haynesiViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena helianthiRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena hicksiCockerell, 1925BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena hippotesRobertson, 1895BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena hirticinctaProvancher, 1888BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena illinoiensisRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena imitatrixCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena kaibabensisRibble, 1974BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena knuthianaCockerell, 1901BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena kristinaLanham, 1983BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena laminibuccaViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena lawrenceiViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena leucomystaxThorp and LaBerge, 2005BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena linsleyanaThorp, 1987BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena lividaLaBerge, 1977BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena lomatiiRibble, 1974BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena lupinorumCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena mackieaeCockerell, 1937BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena macoupinensisRobertson, 1900BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena mariaeRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena medionitensCockerell, 1902BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena melanochroaCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena merriamiCockerell, 1901BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena mesoleucaCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena microchloraCockerell, 1922BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena milwaukeensisGraenicher, 1903BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena mirandaSmith, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena miserabilisCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena mohavensisRibble, 1974SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena montrosensisViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nasoniiRobertson, 1895SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena neomexicanaLaBerge, 1967BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nevadensisCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nigerrimaCasad, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nigraeRobertson, 1905BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nigriculaLaBerge and Bouseman, 1977BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nigrihirta(Ashmead, 1890)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nigrocaeruleaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nivalisSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nothocalaidisCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nubeculaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena nudaRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena obscuriposticaViereck, 1917BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena pallidifoveaViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena pallidiscopaViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena papagorumViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena pecosanaCockerell, 1913BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena perarmataCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena perplexaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena persimulataViereck, 1917BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena pertristisCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena piperiViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena platypariaRobertson, 1895BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena porteraeCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena primaCasad, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena prunorumCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena quadrilimbataLaBerge, 1977BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena quintiliformisViereck, 1917BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena ramaleyiCockerell, 1931BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena raveniLinsley and MacSwain, 1961BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena ribbleiLaBerge, 1977BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena robertsoniiDalla Torre, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena rufosignataCockerell, 1902BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena rugosaRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena saccataViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena saliciflorisCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena salictariaRobertson, 1905BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena schuhiLaBerge, 1980BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena scurraViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena scutellinitensViereck, 1917BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena segregansCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena semipunctataCockerell, 1902BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena sievertiCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena sigmundiCockerell, 1902SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena sladeniViereck, 1924BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena solaViereck, 1917BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena speculariaDonovan, 1977BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena sphaeralceaeLinsley, 1939BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena striatifronsCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena subaustralisCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena subchalybeaViereck, 1917BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena subtilisSmith, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena sulcataDonovan, 1977BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena surdaCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena thaspiiGraenicher, 1903BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena topazanaCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena transnigraViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena tridensRobertson, 1902SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena trizonataAshmead, 1890BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena utahensisLaBerge, 1967BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena verbesinaeViereck and Cockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena vicinaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena vicinoidesViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena viereckiCockerell, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena vulpicolorCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena w-scriptaViereck, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena walleyiCockerell, 1932BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena wellesleyanaRobertson, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena wheeleriGraenicher, 1904BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena wilmattaeCockerell, 1906SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena xanthigeraCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena zionensisLaBerge, 1973BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeAndrena ziziaeformisCockerell, 1908BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis andreniformisSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis anthidiaFowler, 1899BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis australiorCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis barri(Rozen, 1959)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis chloropsCockerell, 1899BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis coloradensisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis coloratipesCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis fracta(Rozen, 1952)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis helianthi(Swenk and Cockerell, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis hesperia(Swenk and Cockerell, 1907)BBSL
AndrenidaeCalliopsis larreae(Timberlake, 1952)SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis melilotiCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis nigromaculata(Timberlake, 1952)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis personataCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis philiphunteriShinn and Engel, 2003BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis puellae(Cockerell, 1933)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis rhodophilaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis scitulaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis scutellarisFowler, 1899BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis subalpinaCockerell, 1894BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis timberlakei(Rozen, 1958)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis trifolii(Timberlake, 1952)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis zebrataCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeCalliopsis zonalisCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeMacrotera arcuata(Fox, 1893)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeMacrotera echinocacti(Timberlake, 1954)BBSL
AndrenidaeMacrotera haplura(Cockerell, 1922)SCAN
AndrenidaeMacrotera laticauda(Timberlake, 1953)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeMacrotera latior(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeMacrotera mortuaria(Timberlake, 1954)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeMacrotera opacella(Timberlake, 1956)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeMacrotera tristella(Timberlake, 1954)BBSL
AndrenidaePanurginus atriceps(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePanurginus beardsleyi(Cockerell, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePanurginus cressoniellusCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePanurginus emarginatusMichener, 1936SCAN
AndrenidaePanurginus ineptusCockerell, 1922BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita abbreviataTimberlake, 1980BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita adjunctaTimberlake, 1958BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita affinisCresson, 1878SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita albipennisCresson, 1868BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita albonotataTimberlake, 1954BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita amoenaTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita aplopappiTimberlake, 1960SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita argemonesTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita aridellaTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita arizonicaTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita asterisCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita beatulaTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita bequaertianaCockerell, 1951BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita bohartorumTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita bruneriCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita callicerataCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita calloleucaCockerell, 1922BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita cephalotes(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita chlorisTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita cladothricisCockerell, 1896BBSL
AndrenidaePerdita cognataTimberlake, 1960SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita comptaTimberlake, 1964BBSL
AndrenidaePerdita confusaTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita coreopsidisCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita covilleaeTimberlake, 1958BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita crassulaTimberlake, 1958BBSL
AndrenidaePerdita croceipesTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita crotonisCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita depressaTimberlake, 1968BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita dolichocephalaSwenk and Cockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita dubiaCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita duplonotataTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita electaTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita elegansTimberlake, 1960SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita eremicaTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita eriogoniCockerell, 1925BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita euzonataTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita exclamansCockerell, 1895BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita fallaxCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita fallugiaeTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita festivaTimberlake, 1958BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita flavifronsTimberlake, 1968BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita geminataTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita genalisTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita glabrescensTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita gracilisTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita gutierreziaeCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita haigiTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita halictoidesSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita heliophilaCockerell, 1916SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita heliotropiiCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita heterothecaeCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita hirsutaCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita hirticepsTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita holoxanthaTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita idoneaTimberlake, 1968BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita ignotaCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita imbellisTimberlake, 1968BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita inornataTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita jucundaTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita kanabensisTimberlake, 1971BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita knowltoniTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita koebeleiTimberlake, 1964SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita labergeiTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita larreaeCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita lateralisTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita laticinctaSwenk and Cockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita lepidospartiTimberlake, 1958BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita leucostomaTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita lingualisCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita luciaeCockerell, 1899BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita luteolaCockerell, 1894BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita maculigeraCockerell, 1896BBSL
AndrenidaePerdita marcialisCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita meconisGriswold, 1993BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita melanostomaSwenk and Cockerell, 1907SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita mesillensisTimberlake, 1968BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita minimaCockerell, 1923BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita moabensisTimberlake, 1971BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita mohavensisTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita mormonicaTimberlake, 1956BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita morulaTimberlake, 1980BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita multifloraeParker, 1988BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita mundaTimberlake, 1958BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita nasutaTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita nigridiaTimberlake, 1962BBSL
AndrenidaePerdita nudaCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita nuttalliaePortman, 2016BBSL
AndrenidaePerdita ordinataTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita oregonensisTimberlake, 1929BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita percinctaTimberlake, 1968SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita perpallidaCockerell, 1901SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita perplexaTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita perpulchraCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita phymataeCockerell, 1895BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita punctosignataCockerell, 1895BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita rectangulataCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita rhoduraCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita salicisCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita scitulaTimberlake, 1960SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita sejunctaTimberlake, 1968SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita similisTimberlake, 1958BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita snowiiCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita speciosaTimberlake, 1971BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita sphaeralceaeCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita stenopygaTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita stottleriCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita subfasciataCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita subvestitaTimberlake, 1968SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita sycoraxPortman, 2016BBSL
AndrenidaePerdita tessellataTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita thermophilaTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita tortifoliaeCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita trianguliferaTimberlake, 1964BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita turgicepsTimberlake, 1954BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita utahensisCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita uteGriswold, 1993BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita verbesinaeCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita vescaTimberlake, 1968BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita vestitaTimberlake, 1958BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita wilmattaeCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita wyomingensisCockerell, 1922BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita xanthochroaTimberlake, 1960BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita xanthopsTimberlake, 1971BBSL
AndrenidaePerdita xerophilaTimberlake, 1962BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita zebrataCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePerdita zonalisCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeProtandrena albitarsis(Cresson, 1872)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeProtandrena aurifodinae(Michener, 1937)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeProtandrena bakeri(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL
AndrenidaeProtandrena boylei(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL
AndrenidaeProtandrena didirupa(Cockerell, 1908)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeProtandrena flavotincta(Cockerell, 1898)BBSL
AndrenidaeProtandrena innupta(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL
AndrenidaeProtandrena irregularis(Cockerell, 1922)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaeProtandrena perlaevis(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL
AndrenidaeProtandrena renimaculata(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL
AndrenidaeProtandrena solidaginis(Robertson, 1893)SCAN
AndrenidaePseudopanurgus aethiops(Cresson, 1872)BBSL, SCAN
AndrenidaePseudopanurgus albitarsisCresson, 1872SCAN
AndrenidaePseudopanurgus didirupa(Cockerell, 1908)SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora affabilisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora albataCresson, 1876BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora anasaziCresson, 1869BBSL
ApidaeAnthophora bomboidesKirby, 1838BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora californicaCresson, 1869BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora centriformisCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora cinerulaEngel, 2023BBSL
ApidaeAnthophora cockerelliTimberlake, 1937SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora coptognathaTimberlake, 1951BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora crotchiiCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora curtaProvancher, 1895BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora dammersiTimberlake, 1937BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora edwardsiiCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora escalanteOrr, 2017BBSL
ApidaeAnthophora exiguaCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora flexipesCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora hololeucaCockerell, 1923BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora lesquerellae(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora maculifronsCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora montanaCresson, 1869BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora neglectaTimberlake and Cockerell, 1936BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora occidentalisCresson, 1869BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora pacificaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora peritomaeCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora petrophilaCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora plattiTimberlake, 1951BBSL
ApidaeAnthophora porteraeCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora puebloOrr, 2016BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora salazariaeTimberlake, 1937SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora signataBrooks, 1988BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora terminalisCresson, 1869BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora urbanaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora ursinaCresson, 1869BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophora vannigeraTimberlake, 1951BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophorula albataCresson, 1876BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophorula compactulaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophorula crenulata(Timberlake, 1980)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophorula gutierreziae(Timberlake, 1947)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophorula morganiCockerell, 1914BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeAnthophorula palmarum(Timberlake, 1947)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeApis melliferaLinnaeus, 1758BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus appositusCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus ashtoni(Cresson, 1864)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus auricomus(Robertson, 1903)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus bifariusCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus bimaculatusCresson, 1863SCAN
ApidaeBombus borealisKirby, 1837BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus californicusSmith, 1854BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus centralisCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus cockerelliFranklin, 1913BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus crotchiiCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus fernaldae(Franklin, 1911)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus fervidus(Fabricius, 1798)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus flavidusEversmann, 1852BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus flavifronsCresson, 1863BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus griseocollis(De Geer, 1773)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus huntiiGreene, 1860BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus impatiensCresson, 1863SCAN
ApidaeBombus insularis(Smith, 1861)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus kirbiellusCurtis 1835SCAN
ApidaeBombus lapponicus(Fabricius, 1793)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus lucorum(Linnaeus, 1761)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus melanopygusNylander, 1848BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus mixtusCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus morrisoniCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus nevadensisCresson, 1874BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus occidentalisGreene, 1858BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus pensylvanicus(De Geer, 1773)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus rufocinctusCresson, 1863BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus sitkensisNylander, 1848BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus sonorusSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus suckleyiGreene, 1860BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus sylvicolaKirby, 1837BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus vancouverensisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus vandykei(Frison, 1927)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBombus vosnesenskiiRadoszkowski, 1862BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBrachymelecta californica(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBrachymelecta interrupta(Cresson, 1872)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeBrachymelecta larreae(Cockerell, 1900)BBSL
ApidaeCentris cockerelliFox, 1899BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeCentris hoffmanseggiaeCockerell, 1897BBSL
ApidaeCentris pallidaFox, 1899BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeCentris rhodopusCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeCeratina acanthaProvancher, 1895BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeCeratina apacheorumDaly, 1973BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeCeratina arizonensisCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeCeratina calcarataRobertson, 1900BBSL
ApidaeCeratina nanulaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeCeratina neomexicanaCockerell, 1901BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeCeratina pacificaSmith, 1907BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia australis(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia consociataTimberlake, 1939BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia diminuta(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia enavata(Cresson, 1872)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia lutziCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia martialisTimberlake, 1940BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia nigrifrons(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia nitidifronsCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia ochracea(Cockerell, 1903)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia rinconisCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia sphaeralcearumCockerell, 1905BBSL
ApidaeDiadasia tropicalis(Cockerell, 1918)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeDiadasia vallicolaTimberlake, 1940BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEpeolus americanus(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEpeolus compactusCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEpeolus interruptusRobertson, 1900BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEpeolus mesillae(Cockerell, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEpeolus minimus(Robertson, 1902)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEpeolus novomexicanusCockerell, 1912BBSL
ApidaeEpeolus pusillusCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEpeolus scutellarisSay, 1824BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEricrocis lata(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera acerba(Cresson, 1879)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera actuosa(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera albescens(Timberlake, 1969)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera amoena(Zavortink, 1982)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera angustifrons(Timberlake, 1969)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera cordleyi(Viereck, 1905)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera delphinii(Timberlake, 1969)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera douglasiana(Cockerell, 1906)BBSL
ApidaeEucera edwardsii(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera frater(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera fulvitarsis(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera lunata(Timberlake, 1969)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera lutziana(Cockerell, 1933)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera mohavensis(Timberlake, 1969)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera phaceliae(Cockerell, 1911)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera primiveris(Timberlake, 1969)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera quadricincta(Timberlake, 1969)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera speciosa(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera territella(Cockerell, 1905)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera tricinctella(Timberlake, 1969)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeEucera virgata(Cockerell, 1905)BBSL
ApidaeExomalopsis solidaginisCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHabropoda cineraria(Smith, 1879)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHabropoda excellens(Timberlake, 1962)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHabropoda morrisoni(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHabropoda pallida(Timberlake, 1937)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHabropoda semifulva(Cockerell, 1905)SCAN
ApidaeHexepeolus rhodogyneLinsley and Michener, 1937BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHolcopasites arizonicus(Linsley, 1942)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHolcopasites calliopsidis(Linsley, 1943)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHolcopasites pulchellus(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeHolcopasites stevensiCrawford, 1915BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelecta alexanderiGriswold and Parker, 1999BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelecta bohartorumLinsley, 1939BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelecta pacificaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelecta separataCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelecta thoracicaCresson, 1875BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes ablususCockerell, 1926SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes agilisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes appressusLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes bicoloratusLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes bimatrisLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes brevipygaLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes coloradensisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes communisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes compositusTucker, 1909BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes confususCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes coreopsisRobertson, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes dagosusCockerell, 1909BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes denticulatusSmith, 1854BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes druriellus(Kirby, 1802)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes fasciatellusLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes glenwoodensisCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes grindeliaeCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes humiliorCockerell, 1903BBSL
ApidaeMelissodes hymenoxidisCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes illatusLovell and Cockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes limbusLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes lupinusCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes lustrusLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes lutulentusLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes menuachusCresson, 1868BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes metenuaCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes microstictusCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes montanusCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes pallidisignatusCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes paroselaeCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes perlususCockerell, 1925BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes perpolitusLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes relucensLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes rivalisCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes robustiorCockerell, 1915BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes saponellusCockerell, 1908BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes semilupinusCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes snowiiCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes subagilisCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes submenuachaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes tepidusCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes tristisCockerell, 1894BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes utahensisLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes verbesinarumCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeMelissodes vernalisLaBerge, 1961BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNeolarra californicaMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNeolarra cockerelli(Crawford, 1916)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNeolarra peniculaShanks, 1978BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNeolarra pruinosaAshmead, 1890BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNeolarra uteGriswold and Parker, 1999BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNeolarra verbesinae(Cockerell, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNeolarra vigilans(Cockerell, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNeopasites fulviventris(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada acceptaCresson, 1878SCAN
ApidaeNomada adductaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada argentea(Schwarz, 1966)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada articulataSmith, 1854BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada bohartorumMoalif, 1988BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada citrinaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada civilisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada collinsianaCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada corvallisensisCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada crawfordiCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada cressoniiRobertson, 1893BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada crotchiiCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada crucisCockerell, 1903SCAN
ApidaeNomada cymbalariaeCockerell 1906BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada depressaCresson, 1863BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada edwardsiiCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada elegantulaCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada fragariaeMitchell, 1962BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada fragilisCresson, 1878SCAN
ApidaeNomada grayiCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada gutierreziaeCockerell, 1896BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada hesperiaCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada klamathensisFox, 1926BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada maculataCresson, 1863SCAN
ApidaeNomada melanopteraCockerell, 1921BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada morrisoniCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada mundaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada mutansCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada obliterataCresson, 1863SCAN
ApidaeNomada obscurellaFowler, 1902BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada opacellaTimberlake, 1954BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada packardiellaCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada parataCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada parkeriEvans, 1972BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada pecosensisCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada perbella(Viereck, 1905)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada perplexaCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada putnamiCresson, 1876BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada rhodalisCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada rhodomelasCockerell, 1903BBSL
ApidaeNomada scitaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada snowiiCresson, 1878SCAN
ApidaeNomada sophiarumCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada suavisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada texanaCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada ultimaCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada utahensisMoalif, 1988BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada validaSmith, 1854BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada veganaCockerell, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada verecundaCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada vicinalisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeNomada viereckiCockerell, 1903SCAN
ApidaeOreopasites arizonicaLinsley, 1941SCAN
ApidaeOreopasites scituliCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeOreopasites vanduzeeiCockerell, 1925BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeProtohalonia amoena(Zavortink, 1982)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeSvastra atripesCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeSvastra comptaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeSvastra helianthelli(Cockerell, 1905)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeSvastra machaerantherae(Cockerell, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeSvastra obliquaSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTownsendiella pulchraCrawford, 1916BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus balteatusCockerell, 1921BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus concavus(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus cressonii(Robertson, 1897)BBSL
ApidaeTriepeolus dacotensis(Stevens, 1919)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus denverensisCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus diffususRightmyer, 2008SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus distinctus(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus diversipesCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus eldoradensis(Cockerell, 1910)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus fraseraeCockerell, 1904SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus grindeliaeCockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus helianthi(Robertson, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus lunatus(Say, 1824)SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus martini(Cockerell, 1900)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus micropygiusRobertson, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus noraeCockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus paenepectoralisViereck, 1905SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus perpictusRightmyer, 2008BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus rhododontusCockerell, 1921SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus sarothrinus(Cockerell, 1929)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus segregatus(Cockerell, 1900)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus subalpinusCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus subnitensCockerell and Timberlake, 1929BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus tanneriCockerell, 1928SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus texanus(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus timberlakeiCockerell, 1929BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeTriepeolus utahensis(Cockerell, 1921)SCAN
ApidaeTriopasites penniger(Cockerell, 1894)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeXenoglossa (Peponapis) pruinosa(Say, 1837)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeXenoglossa strenua(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeXenoglossodes eriocarpi(Cockerell, 1898)BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeXenoglossodes perconcinnus(Cockerell, 1949)BBSL
ApidaeXylocopa californicaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeXylocopa sonorinaSmith, 1874BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeXylocopa tabaniformisSmith, 1854BBSL, SCAN
ApidaeXylocopa virginica(Linnaeus, 1771)SCAN
ApidaeZacosmia maculata(Cresson, 1879)BBSL
ColletidaeCaupolicana yarrowi(Cresson, 1875)BBSL
ColletidaeColletes albescensCresson, 1868BBSL
ColletidaeColletes annaeCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes ciliatoidesStephen, 1954BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes clypeonitensSwenk, 1906BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes compactusCresson, 1868BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes consorsCresson, 1868BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes covilleaeTimberlake, 1951BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes daleaeCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes eulophiRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes fulgidusSwenk, 1904BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes gypsicolensCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes kincaidiiCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes larreaeTimberlake, 1951BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes laticinctusTimberlake, 1951BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes lineatusMetz, 1910BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes louisaeCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes lutziTimberlake, 1943BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes mandibularisSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes nigrifronsTitus, 1900BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes paniscusViereck, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes petalostemonisSwenk, 1906BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes phaceliaeCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes robertsoniiDalla Torre, 1896BBSL
ColletidaeColletes salicicolaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes simulansCresson, 1868BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes skinneriViereck, 1903BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes sleviniCockerell, 1925BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes sphaeralceaeTimberlake, 1951BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes willistoniRobertson, 1891BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes wootoniCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeColletes xerophilusTimberlake, 1951BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus affinis(Smith, 1853)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus annulatus(Linnaeus, 1758)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus asininus(Cockerell and Casad, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus basalis(Smith, 1853)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus coloradensis(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus conspicuus(Metz, 1911)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus cookii(Metz, 1911)BBSL
ColletidaeHylaeus episcopalis(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus granulatus(Metz, 1911)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus hurdiSnelling, 1966BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus leptocephalus(Morawitz, 1871)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus megalotis(Swenk and Cockerell, 1910)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus mesillae(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus modestusSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus personatellus(Cockerell, 1915)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus punctatus(Brullé, 1832)SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus rudbeckiae(Cockerell and Casad, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus sejunctusSnelling, 1970BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus sonorensisCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus tuertonis(Cockerell, 1906)SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus verticalis(Cresson, 1869)BBSL, SCAN
ColletidaeHylaeus wootoni(Cockerell, 1896)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon angelicusCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon coloradinus(Vachal, 1903)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon femoratusCrawford, 1901BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon melliventrisCresson, 1874BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon obliquus(Kirby, 1802)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon sericeus(Forster, 1771)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon splendens(Lepeletier 1841)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon texanusCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAgapostemon virescens(Fabricius, 1775)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAugochlora pura(Say, 1837)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeAugochlorella pomoniella(Cockerell, 1915)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeConanthalictus minorTimberlake, 1961BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDieunomia heteropoda(Say, 1824)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDieunomia nevadensis(Cresson, 1874)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDieunomia triangulifera(Vachal, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea contaroviciBohart, 1980BBSL
HalictidaeDufourea fimbriata(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea harveyi(Cockerell, 1906)BBSL
HalictidaeDufourea longicepsBohart, 1948BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea malacothricisTimberlake, 1939BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea marginata(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea mulleri(Cockerell, 1898)BBSL
HalictidaeDufourea orovadaBohart, 1980BBSL
HalictidaeDufourea sandhouseae(Michener, 1937)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea scabricornisBohart, 1949BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea subdavidsoniBohart, 1949BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea tinsleyi(Cockerell, 1898)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea trochanteraBohart, 1948BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeDufourea vandykeiBohart, 1948BBSL
HalictidaeHalictus confususSmith, 1853BBSL
HalictidaeHalictus farinosusSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeHalictus ligatusSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeHalictus parallelusSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeHalictus rubicundus(Christ, 1791)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeHalictus tripartitusCockerell, 1895BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeHalictus virgatellusCockerell, 1901BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum aberrans(Crawford, 1903)BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum abundipunctumGibbs, 2010BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum albipenne(Robertson, 1890)BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum albohirtum(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum albuquerquense(Michener, 1937)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum aliud(Sandhouse, 1924)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum amicum(Cockerell, 1897)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum anhypopsMcGinley, 1986BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum arcanum(Sandhouse, 1924)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum argemonis(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum athabascense(Sandhouse, 1933)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum brunneiventre(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum caducum(Sandhouse, 1924)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum clarissimum(Ellis, 1914)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum clematisellum(Cockerell, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum colatum(Vachal, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum comulumMichener, 1951BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum cooleyi(Crawford, 1906)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum cordleyi(Crawford, 1906)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum cressonii(Robertson, 1890)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum deludensGardner and Gibbs, 2023BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum desertum(Smith, 1879)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum diatretum(Vachal, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum diversopunctatum(Ellis, 1914)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum ebmerellumGibbs, 2010BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum egregium(Vachal, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum eophilus(Ellis, 1914)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum foxii(Robertson, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum giffardi(Michener, 1937)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum glabriventre(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum grinnelli(Cockerell, 1916)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum griswoldiGibbs, 2009BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum heterorhinum(Cockerell, 1930)BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum heterorhinus(Cockerell, 1930)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum hudsoniellum(Cockerell, 1919)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum hunteri(Crawford, 1932)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum hyalinum(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum impavidum(Sandhouse, 1924)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum incompletum(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum inconditum(Cockerell, 1916)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum jubatum(Vachal, 1904)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum kincaidii(Cockerell, 1898)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum kunzei(Cockerell, 1898)BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum laevissimum(Smith, 1853)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum lampronotum(Cameron, 1905)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum leucozonium(Schrank, 1781)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum longicorne(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum lusorium(Cresson, 1872)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum macroprosopumGibbs, 2010BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum mellipes(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum microlepoides(Ellis, 1914)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum nevadense(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum nigrescens(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum nigrum(Viereck, 1903)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum noctivagaLinsley and MacSwain, 1962BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum obnubilum(Sandhouse, 1924)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum occidentale(Crawford, 1902)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum orthocarpi(Cockerell, 1936)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum ovaliceps(Cockerell, 1898)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum pacatum(Sandhouse, 1924)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum packeriGibbs, 2010BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum pallidellum(Ellis, 1914)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum paraforbesiiMcGinley, 1986BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum pavoninum(Ellis, 1913)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum pectoraloides(Cockerell, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum perdifficile(Cockerell, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum perparvum(Ellis, 1914)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum petrellum(Cockerell, 1903)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum prasinogasterGibbs, 2010BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum pruinosiforme(Crawford, 1906)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum pruinosum(Robertson, 1892)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum pullilabris(Vachal, 1904)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum pulveris(Cockerell, 1930)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum punctatoventre(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum ruficorne(Crawford, 1907)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum ruidosense(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum rupticristumMcGinley, 1986SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum sedi(Sandhouse, 1924)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum semibrunneum(Cockerell, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum semicaeruleum(Cockerell, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum sisymbrii(Cockerell, 1895)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum sitocleptumGibbs, 2010BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum swenki(Crawford, 1906)BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum synthyridis(Cockerell, 1906)SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum tegulare(Robertson, 1890)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum tegulariforme(Crawford, 1907)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum tenax(Sandhouse, 1924)BBSL
HalictidaeLasioglossum titusi(Crawford, 1902)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum trizonatum(Cresson, 1874)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum versatum(Robertson, 1902)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeLasioglossum zephyrum(Smith, 1853)BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeNomia foxiiDalla Torre, 1896SCAN
HalictidaeNomia howardiCrawford, 1911BBSL
HalictidaeNomia melanderiCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeNomia tetrazonataCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeSphecodes arvensiformisCockerell, 1904BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeSphecodes minorRobertson, 1898SCAN
HalictidaeSphecodes patruelisCockerell, 1913BBSL, SCAN
HalictidaeSphecodes pecosensisCockerell, 1904SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidiellum ehrhorni(Cockerell, 1900)BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidiellum robertsoni(Cockerell, 1904)BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium atrifronsCresson, 1868BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium atripesCresson, 1879BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium atripoidesGonzalez and Griswold, 2013BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium banningenseCockerell, 1904BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium clypeodentatumSwenk, 1914BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium cockerelliSchwarz, 1928BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium dammersiCockerell, 1937BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium duomarginatumGonzalez and Griswold, 2013BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium edwardsiiCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium emarginatum(Say, 1824)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium formosumCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium illustreCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium maculosumCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium manicatum(Linnaeus, 1758)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium mormonumCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium oblongatum(Illiger, 1806)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium palmarumCockerell, 1904BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium paroselaeCockerell, 1898BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium placitumCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium porteraeCockerell, 1900BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium rodeckiSchwarz, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium schwarziGonzalez and Griswold, 2013BBSL
MegachilidaeAnthidium tenuifloraeCockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAnthidium utahenseSwenk, 1914BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella aridulaCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella australis(Cockerell, 1902)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella bigeloviae(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella brevicepsMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella bucconis(Say, 1837)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella cactorum(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella californica(Ashmead, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella cazieriMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella cubiceps(Cresson, 1879)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella difugitaMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella eremaMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella femorata(Michener, 1936)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella foveataMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella gilletteiTitus, 1904BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella holtiiCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella hurdiana(Michener, 1954)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella leucozonaCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella lutzi(Cockerell, 1930)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella meliloti(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella micheneriSnelling, 1962BBSL
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella neomexicana(Cockerell, 1904)SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella occipitalisMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella opuntiae(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella pronitens(Cockerell, 1906)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella prosopidis(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella rhodognathaCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella rufipesTitus, 1904BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella sonoraMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella stenognathaMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella titusiMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella vandykiellaMichener, 1949BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAshmeadiella xenomastaxMichener, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia abjecta(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia anthodyta(Michener, 1943)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia copelandica(Cockerell, 1908)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia daleae(Michener, 1951)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia elongata(Michener, 1936)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia enceliae(Cockerell, 1935)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia hypostomalis(Michener, 1949)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia nitidivitta(Michener, 1943)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia pycnognatha(Michener, 1943)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeAtoposmia triodonta(Cockerell, 1935)BBSL
MegachilidaeChelostoma californicumCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeChelostoma cockerelliMichener, 1938BBSL
MegachilidaeChelostoma minutumCrawford, 1916BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys alternatusSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys apacheorumCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys banksiCrawford, 1914BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys editaCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys erysimiCockerell, 1912BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys funerariaSmith, 1854BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys gilensisCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys grindeliaeCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys hirsutissimaCockerell, 1912BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys hunteriCrawford, 1914BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys insitaCresson, 1872BBSL
MegachilidaeCoelioxys mesaeCockerell, 1921BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys mitchelliBaker, 1975BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys moestaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys novomexicanaCockerell, 1909BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys octodentataSay, 1824BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys porteraeCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys productaCresson, 1865SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys rufitarsisSmith, 1854BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys salinariusCockerell, 1925BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys sayiRobertson, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys sodalisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeCoelioxys texanaCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium arizonicumRohwer, 1916BBSL
MegachilidaeDianthidium concinnum(Cresson, 1872)BBSL
MegachilidaeDianthidium cressonii(Dalla Torre, 1896)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium curvatum(Smith, 1854)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium desertorumTimberlake, 1943SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium dubiumSchwarz, 1928BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium heterulkeiSchwarz, 1940BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium implicatumTimberlake, 1948BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium parvum(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium platyurumCockerell, 1923BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium pudicum(Cresson, 1879)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium singulare(Cresson, 1879)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium subparvumSwenk, 1914BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDianthidium ulkei(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDioxys aurifusca(Titus, 1901)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDioxys aurifuscus(Titus, 1901)SCAN
MegachilidaeDioxys pacificusCockerell, 1916BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDioxys pomonaeCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeDioxys productus(Cresson, 1879)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHeriades carinatusCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHeriades cressoniMichener, 1938BBSL
MegachilidaeHeriades micropthalmaMichener, 1954BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHeriades occidentalisMichener, 1938BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHeriades texanusMichener, 1938BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHeriades timberlakeiMichener, 1938BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHeriades variolosus(Cresson, 1872)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis albifrons(Kirby, 1837)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis biscutellae(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis colei(Crawford, 1916)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis elongaticepsMichener, 1947BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis fulgida(Cresson, 1864)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis grinnelli(Cockerell, 1910)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis hypocrita(Cockerell, 1906)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis incanescens(Cockerell, 1922)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis linsdaleiMichener, 1947BBSL
MegachilidaeHoplitis louisae(Cockerell, 1934)BBSL
MegachilidaeHoplitis mojavensisMichener, 1947BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis paiute(Griswold, 1983)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis paroselaeMichener, 1947BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis plagiostomaMichener, 1947BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis producta(Cresson, 1864)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis robusta(Nylander, 1848)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis sambuciTitus, 1904BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis truncata(Cresson, 1878)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis uvulalis(Cockerell, 1902)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis xerophila(Cockerell, 1935)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeHoplitis zuni(Parker, 1977)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeLithurgopsis apicalis(Cresson, 1875)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile agustiniCockerell, 1905BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile angelarumCockerell, 1902BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile anograeCockerell, 1908BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile apicalisSpinola, 1808BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile astragaliMitchell, 1938BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile bradleyiMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile brevisSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile bruneriMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile casadaeCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile centuncularis(Linnaeus, 1758)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile chilopsidisCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile cochisianaMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile comataCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile concinnaSmith, 1879BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile coquillettiCockerell, 1915BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile dentitarsusSladen, 1919BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile discorhinaCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile fidelisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile frigidaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile frugalisCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile fucataMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile gemulaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile gentilisCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile hilataMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile hookeriCockerell, 1915BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile inermisProvancher, 1888BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile inimicaCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile latimanusSay, 1823BBSL
MegachilidaeMegachile lauritaMitchell, 1927BBSL
MegachilidaeMegachile legalisCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile lippiaeCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile manifestaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile melanophaeaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile mellitarsisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile mendicaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile micheneriMitchell, 1936BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile mojavensisMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile montivagaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile mucidaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile mucorosaCockerell, 1908BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile nevadensisCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile newberryaeCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile nivalisFriese, 1903BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile occidentalisFox, 1894BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile odontostomaCockerell, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile onobrychidisCockerell, 1908BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile oslariMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile palmensisMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile parallelaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile perihirtaCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile policarisSay, 1831BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile prosopidisCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile pugnataSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile relativaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile rossiMitchell, 1943BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile rotundata(Fabricius, 1787)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile sabinensisMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile snowiMitchell, 1927BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile spinotulataMitchell, 1934BBSL
MegachilidaeMegachile subexilisCockerell, 1908BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile sublauritaMitchell, 1927BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile subnigraCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile texanaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile townsendianaCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile umatillensis(Mitchell, 1927)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile wheeleriMitchell, 1927BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile wyomingensisMitchell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeMegachile xerophilaCockerell, 1933BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia aglaiaSandhouse, 1939BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia albolateralisCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia alpestrisRust and Bohart, 1986BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia atrocyaneaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia austromaritimaMichener, 1936BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia bakeriSandhouse, 1924BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia bellaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia brevisCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia bruneriCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia bucephalaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia caerulescens(Linnaeus, 1758)BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia californicaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia callaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia caulicolaCockerell, 1934BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia cerasiCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia chalybeaSmith, 1853SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia clarescensCockerell, 1911BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia cobaltinaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia cockerelliSandhouse, 1939BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia coloradensisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia cordataRobertson, 1902BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia cornifrons(Radoszkowski, 1887)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia crassaRust and Bohart, 1986BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia cyanellaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia cyaneonitensCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia cyanopodaCockerell, 1916BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia dakotensisMichener, 1937BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia densaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia dolerosaSandhouse, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia ednaeCockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia exiguaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia gaudiosaCockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia giffardiSandhouse, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia giliarumCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia glauca(Fowler, 1899)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia grindeliaeCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia grinnelliCockerell, 1910BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia hurdiWhite, 1952BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia inermis(Zetterstedt, 1838)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia integraCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia inurbanaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia iridisCockerell and Titus, 1902BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia juxtaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia kincaidiiCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia laetaSandhouse, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia latisulcataMichener, 1936BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia lignariaSay, 1837BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia liogastraCockerell, 1933BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia longulaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia marginataMichener, 1936BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia marginipennisCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia melanopleuraCockerell, 1916BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia mertensiaeCockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia montanaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia nanulaCockerell, 1897SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia nemorisSandhouse, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia neocyanopodaRust and Bohart, 1986BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia nifoataCockerell, 1909BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia nigrifronsCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia nigriventris(Zetterstedt, 1838)SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia obliquaWhite, 1952BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia paradisicaSandhouse, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia pellaxSandhouse, 1924BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia pentstemonisCockerell, 1906BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia phaceliaeCockerell, 1907BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia phenaxCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia physariaeCockerell, 1907BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia pikeiCockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia proximaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia prunorumCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia pusillaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia raritatisMichener, 1957BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia rawlinsiSandhouse, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia regulinaCockerell, 1911BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia ribiflorisCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia sandhouseaeMitchell, 1927BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia sanrafaelaeParker, 1985BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia sculleniSandhouse, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia sedulaSandhouse, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia simillimaSmith, 1853BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia sladeniSandhouse, 1925BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia subaustralisCockerell, 1900BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia tanneriSandhouse, 1939BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia tersulaCockerell, 1912BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia texanaCresson, 1872BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia thysaniscaMichener, 1957BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia titusiCockerell, 1905BBSL
MegachilidaeOsmia trevorisCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia tristellaCockerell, 1897BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia uncaMichener, 1937BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeOsmia vandykeiSandhouse, 1924BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeParanthidium jugatorium(Say, 1824)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeProtosmia rubifloris(Cockerell, 1898)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis altaParker and Griswold, 2013BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis anasaziParker and Griswold, 2013BBSL
MegachilidaeStelis anthocopaeParker and Griswold, 2013BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis anthracinaTimberlake, 1941BBSL
MegachilidaeStelis ashmeadiellaeTimberlake, 1941BBSL
MegachilidaeStelis calliphorina(Cockerell, 1911)BBSL
MegachilidaeStelis calluraCockerell, 1925BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis carnifexCockerell, 1911BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis diversicolorCrawford, 1916BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis foederalisSmith, 1854BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis imperialisParker and Griswold, 2013BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis interruptaCresson, 1879BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis lamellitergaParker and Griswold, 2013BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis lateralisCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis louisaeCockerell, 1911SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis montanaCresson, 1864BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis nitidaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis occidentalisParker and Griswold, 2013BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis paiuteParker and Griswold, 2013BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis palmarumTimberlake, 1941BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis pavonina(Cockerell, 1908)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis perpulchraCrawford, 1916BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis robertsoniTimberlake, 1941BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis rudbeckiarumCockerell, 1904BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis shoshoneParker and Griswold, 2013BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis subcaeruleaCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeStelis subemarginataCresson, 1878BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeTrachusa cordaticeps(Michener, 1949)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeTrachusa larreae(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL, SCAN
MegachilidaeTrachusa zebrata(Cresson, 1872)BBSL, SCAN
MelittidaeHesperapis carinataStevens, 1919BBSL, SCAN
MelittidaeHesperapis elegantulaCockerell, 1898BBSL, SCAN
MelittidaeHesperapis larreaeCockerell, 1907BBSL, SCAN
MelittidaeHesperapis oliviae(Cockerell, 1897)BBSL
MelittidaeHesperapis rufipes(Ashmead, 1899)SCAN
MelittidaeMacropis nuda(Provancher, 1882)BBSL, SCAN

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Figure 1. Map showing the published number of bee species found in each state or province. Utah is marked with the number of bee species reported in this study, 1167.
Figure 1. Map showing the published number of bee species found in each state or province. Utah is marked with the number of bee species reported in this study, 1167.
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Figure 2. Utah map of counties showing known species richness.
Figure 2. Utah map of counties showing known species richness.
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Figure 3. Bee species diversity in each of the six bee families found in Utah.
Figure 3. Bee species diversity in each of the six bee families found in Utah.
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Table 1. Published North American state/province bee species lists.
Table 1. Published North American state/province bee species lists.
State/ProvinceOnline/PrintSpecies RichnessReference
British ColumbiaPrint483[2]
ColoradoPrint946[3]
FloridaOnline316[4]
GeorgiaOnline542[5]
IllinoisPrint491[6]
IndianaPrint416[7]
LouisianaPrint163[8]
MainePrint278[9]
ManitobaPrint392 *[10]
MarylandOnline432[11]
MassachusettsPrint390[12]
MichiganPrint465[13]
MinnesotaPrint508[14]
New YorkOnline450[15]
North CarolinaOnline594[16]
OhioOnline251[17]
PennsylvaniaPrint437[18]
Puerto RicoPrint39[19]
VermontOnline350[20]
VirginiaOnline477[21]
WashingtonPrint565[22]
WisconsinPrint388[23]
* includes morphospecies.
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