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Anthidium clypeodentatum MALE mmm - f |
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Anthidium clypeodentatum, male, S7 profile, VG |
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Anthidium clypeodentatum, male, T7, VG |
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Anthidium clypeodentatum, male, S6, VG |
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Anthidium clypeodentatum, male, S7, VG |
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Anthidium clypeodentatum, male, S8, VG |
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Anthidium clypeodentatum, female, T6, VG |
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Anthidium clypeodentatum, female, T6, 2 mtg |
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Anthidium clypeodentatum, female, T6, mtg |
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Extracted from: Grigarick A.A., & Stange L.A., (1968). The Pollen Collecting Bees of the Anthidiini of California (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae) Bulletin of the California Insect Survey Volume 9.
Anthidium clypeodentatum Swenk, 1914. Nebr. Univ. Studies,
14:12. Holotype 9, Sioux Co., Nebraska (NU). Anthidium incurvatum Swenk, 1914. Nebr. Univ. Studies,
14:22. Holotype £ , Ute Creek, Costilla Co., Colorado (NU).
NEW SYNONYMY. Anthidium emarginatum bilineatum Schwarz, 1927. Amer.
Mus. Novitates, 252:4. Holotype £, Cascade, Colorado
(AMNH). NEW SYNONYMY. Anthidium clypeodentatum var. lutzi Schwarz, 1928. Jour. New
York Ent. Soc, 36:380; 9, o*. Holotype 9, "W" (? Mt.
Wilson) (UCR). NEW SYNONYMY.
Geographic range.—Canada (Manitoba to British Colum¬bia), Nebraska, Colorado, California.
Map 8. California distribution of Anthidium clypeodentatum Swenk
California records.—INYO Co.: Schulman Grove, White Mts., 1 9, VII-6-61 (G. Stage, CIS). Wyman Canyon, White Mts., 1 9, VI-27-61 (J. Powell, CIS). LASSEN CO.: Hallelujah Junction, 1 £, VI-28-62 (F. Parker, UCD). Los ANGELES CO.: Pearblossom, 4 mi. S, 1 9, IV-14-60 (R. Snelling, SS). San Dimas Canyon, 1 9, V-19-35 (K. Holland, LACM). MONO CO.: Blanco's Corral, White Mts., 10,000 ft, 1 9, VII-15-53 (J. MacSwain, CIS). Sonora Pass, 10,000 ft., 1 £, 1 9, VII-11-57 (W. Crites, A. Menke, UCD); 1 9, VIII-13-60, on Lupinus (R. Thorp, RT). White Mts., 10,000 ft., 1 £, VIII-4-61 (J. Buckett, UCD). RIVERSIDE CO.: Dark Creek, San Jacinto Mts., 1 £, V-16-37, on Lotus scoparius (P. Timberlake, UCR); 1 9, VI-21-40, on Lotus Davidsonii (P. Timberlake, UCR). Herkey Creek, San Jacinto Mts., 1 9, VI-14-40 (C. Michener, CIS). Idyll-
wild, San Jacinto Mts., 1 9, on Astragalus Douglasii var. Parishii (P. Timberlake, UCR); 1 9, VI-17-40, on Lotus oblongitolius (C. Michener, CIS); 2 6\ V-10 to VI-16-39, on Lotus (£. Linsley, CIS); Santa Rosa Peak, Santa Rosa Mts., 1 9, VI-8-40, on Lotus Davidsonii (P. Timberlake, UCR). SANTA BARBARA Co.: Bluff Camp, San Rafael Mts., 1 &, VI-29-59 (A. Menke, UCD). SAN BERNARDINO Co.: San Ber¬nardino Mts., 3,800 ft., 1 o\ V-15-37, on Ceanothus (E. Linsley, CIS). TUOLUMNE Co.: Sonora Peak, 11,000-12,000 ft, 1 6, VIII-10-57 (J. Powell, CIS).
The moderate yellow maculations of clypeodentatum tend to become somewhat fuller in southern California but exceptions to this occur. The female is easily identified by the densely pilose scape. The male has, in addition to a distinctive tergum VII and sternum VI, a characteristic setal "brush" (fig. 68). The species is infrequently collected (32 $, 22 9 ) in California, and it has not been taken in long series. Typically it is a mountain species preferring legume flowers, particularly the genus Lotus.
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