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JOURNAL OF THE KANSAS ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Volume 77, Issue 4, Pages 788-795Publisher
KANSAS ENTOMOLOGICAL SOC
DOI: 10.2317/E-41.1
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Protandrena evansi; Protandrenini; Panurginae; Andrenidae; oligolectic bee; high mountains of Central Chile
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Protandrena evansi Ruz and Chiappa n. sp. is described and illustrated. This new species was found at an aggregation of numerous individuals in a nesting site in Farellones, a locality of the Region Metropolitana in Central Chile, at 2612 m above sea level, visiting Senecio polygaloides Phil. (Asteraceae: Compositae), a plant endemic to the Andes. Some of its morphological features do not fit the diagnostic generic characters. Apical tergal hair bands have not been found before among the species of Protandrena s. l., including such subgenera as Metapsaenythia, Pterosarus, Heterosarus, Parasarus and Austropanurgus.
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