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Anthophora terminalis 2 F. Specimen ID: 0415. Sex: Female. Size: 10 mm. Collection Location: USA, WI, Bayfield County. Apostle Islands National Lake Shore. Boreal woodland along Mawike Road. WGS84 46.8874N/-91.0408W. Plot: AI-10. Collection Date: 1-Aug-2014. Collector: Brick M. Fevold. Apidae; Apinae; Anthophorini; Anthophora terminalis #2. Specimen in more photogenic condition than #0056. Mandibles with three teeth. Dark orange setae at apex of metasoma. Lateral right view. |
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| Author | maxson.erin |
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