Author: Warncke, 1972
Type species: Panurgus phyllopodus Warncke, 1972, by original designation.
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Clade: Anthophila
Family: Andrenidae Subfamily: Panurginae Tribe: Panurgini |
Distinctive traits
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Morphologically close genera, and how to distinguish them:
Males of Flavipanurgus species have eyes ventrally diverging, so that they are closer from one another at the top.
Simpanurgus species have a glossa shorter than the prementum.
Panurgus has a brown/black cuticle on the head and / or metasoma.
Clavipanurgus & Panurginus species have submarginal cell 2 smaller than cell 1, recurrent vein 1 almost touching cubital transverse vein 1. Females have sparse and short hairs on posterior tibia and basitarsus.
Ammobates, Biastes, Parammobatodes & Pasites have a somewhat protruding clypeus and a long-tongue morphology (segments 1 and 2 of maxillary palpi are strongly elongated).
- Simpanurgus - Flavipanurgus (Spain only)
Males of Flavipanurgus species have eyes ventrally diverging, so that they are closer from one another at the top.
- Simpanurgus - Camptopoeum
Simpanurgus species have a glossa shorter than the prementum.
- Simpanurgus - Panurgus
Panurgus has a brown/black cuticle on the head and / or metasoma.
- Simpanurgus - Clavipanurgus & Panurginus
Clavipanurgus & Panurginus species have submarginal cell 2 smaller than cell 1, recurrent vein 1 almost touching cubital transverse vein 1. Females have sparse and short hairs on posterior tibia and basitarsus.
- Simpanurgus - Ammobates, Biastes, Parammobatodes & Pasites
Ammobates, Biastes, Parammobatodes & Pasites have a somewhat protruding clypeus and a long-tongue morphology (segments 1 and 2 of maxillary palpi are strongly elongated).
General comments on Simpanurgus species identification
There is only one species recorded in Europe.
There is only one species recorded in Europe.
Simpanurgus species found in Europe (IUCN 2014 + Rasmont et al 2017):
Simpanurgus (Simpanurgus) phyllopodus (Warncke, 1972)
Simpanurgus (Simpanurgus) phyllopodus (Warncke, 1972)
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References used to write this page:
- Michener, C.D. 2007. The Bees of the World, 2nd Edition. The John Hopkins University Press, Baltimore.
- Michez D., Rasmont P., Terzo, M., Vereecken, N. 2019. Abeilles d'Europes. Hymenoptères d'Europes, Volume 1. N.A.P. Editions.
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- Rasmont, P., Devalez, Jelle, Pauly, A., Michez, D. & Radchenko, V.G. 2017. Addition to the checklist of IUCN European wild bees (Hymenoptera: Apoidea). Annales de la Société entomologique de France 53: 17-32.