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Fig 1. <em>Acedanthidium </em>sp. male face. Photo: C. Ritner © Division of Entomology, University of Kansas Biodiversity InstituteAcedanthidium
Acedanthidium
Fig 1. Acedanthidium sp. male face. Photo: C. Ritner © Division of Entomology, University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute
Fig 2. <em>Acedanthidium </em>sp. male lateral habitus. Photo: C. Ritner © Division of Entomology, University of Kansas Biodiversity InstituteAcedanthidium
Acedanthidium
Fig 2. Acedanthidium sp. male lateral habitus. Photo: C. Ritner © Division of Entomology, University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute
Fig 3. <em>Acedanthidium </em>sp. male abdomen. Photo: C. Ritner © Division of Entomology, University of Kansas Biodiversity InstituteAcedanthidium
Acedanthidium
Fig 3. Acedanthidium sp. male abdomen. Photo: C. Ritner © Division of Entomology, University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute
Fig 1. <em>Afranthidium karooense </em>male face. Photo: C. RitnerAfranthidium
Afranthidium
Fig 1. Afranthidium karooense male face. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Afranthidium karooense </em>male lateral habitus. Photo: C. RitnerAfranthidium
Afranthidium
Fig 2. Afranthidium karooense male lateral habitus. Photo: C. Ritner
FIg 3. <em>Afranthidium karooense </em>male abdomen. Photo: T. BradyAfranthidium
Afranthidium
FIg 3. Afranthidium karooense male abdomen. Photo: T. Brady
Fig 4. <em>Afranthidium tergoangulatum</em> female hairbands complete. Photo: C. RitnerAfranthidium
Afranthidium
Fig 4. Afranthidium tergoangulatum female hairbands complete. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 5. <em>Afranthidium carduele </em>male T6 apical margin denticulate. Photo: C. RitnerAfranthidium
Afranthidium
Fig 5. Afranthidium carduele male T6 apical margin denticulate. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 6. <em>Afranthidium folliculosum </em>female T6 apical margin denticulate. Photo: C. RitnerAfranthidium
Afranthidium
Fig 6. Afranthidium folliculosum female T6 apical margin denticulate. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 7. <em>Afranthidium poecilodontum</em> male T7 with four apical projections. Photo: C. RitnerAfranthidium
Afranthidium
Fig 7. Afranthidium poecilodontum male T7 with four apical projections. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 8.<em> Afranthidium rubellum</em> male T7 with lateral teeth. Photo: C. RitnerAfranthidium
Afranthidium
Fig 8. Afranthidium rubellum male T7 with lateral teeth. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 1. <em>Afroheriades </em>female face.  Photo: C. RitnerAfroheriades
Afroheriades
Fig 1. Afroheriades female face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Afroheriades primus</em> male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAfroheriades
Afroheriades
Fig 2. Afroheriades primus male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 3. <em>Afroheriades primus </em>male abdomen.  Photo: T. BradyAfroheriades
Afroheriades
Fig 3. Afroheriades primus male abdomen.  Photo: T. Brady
Fig 4. <em>Afroheriades primus</em> male T6 and T7.  Photo: C. RitnerAfroheriades
Afroheriades
Fig 4. Afroheriades primus male T6 and T7.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 1. <em>Afrostelis aethiopica</em> female face.  Photo: C. RitnerAfrostelis
Afrostelis
Fig 1. Afrostelis aethiopica female face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Afrostelis aethiopica</em> female lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAfrostelis
Afrostelis
Fig 2. Afrostelis aethiopica female lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 3. <em>Afrostelis aethiopica</em> female abdomen.  Photo: T. BradyAfrostelis
Afrostelis
Fig 3. Afrostelis aethiopica female abdomen.  Photo: T. Brady
Fig 4. <em>Afrostelis sp. </em>tegula.  Photo: C. RitnerAfrostelis
Afrostelis
Fig 4. Afrostelis sp. tegula.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 1. <em>Aglaoapis tridentata</em> male face.  Photo: C. RitnerAglaoapis
Aglaoapis
Fig 1. Aglaoapis tridentata male face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Aglaoapis tridentata</em> male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAglaoapis
Aglaoapis
Fig 2. Aglaoapis tridentata male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 3. <em>Aglaoapis tridentata</em> male abdomen.  Photo: T. BradyAglaoapis
Aglaoapis
Fig 3. Aglaoapis tridentata male abdomen.  Photo: T. Brady
Fig 4. <em>Aglaoapis tridentata</em> female scutum and metanotum.  Photo: C. RitnerAglaoapis
Aglaoapis
Fig 4. Aglaoapis tridentata female scutum and metanotum.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 1. <em>Allodioxys </em>aff.<em> ammobius</em> female face.  Photo: C. RitnerAllodioxys
Allodioxys
Fig 1. Allodioxys aff. ammobius female face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Allodioxys </em>aff.<em> ammobius</em> female lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAllodioxys
Allodioxys
Fig 2. Allodioxys aff. ammobius female lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 3. <em>Allodioxys </em>aff. <em>ammobius</em> female abdomen.  Photo: C. RitnerAllodioxys
Allodioxys
Fig 3. Allodioxys aff. ammobius female abdomen.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 4. <em>Allodioxys </em>aff<em> ammobius </em>female S6.  Photo: C. RitnerAllodioxys
Allodioxys
Fig 4. Allodioxys aff ammobius female S6.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 1. <em>Anthidiellum notatum</em> male face.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidiellum
Anthidiellum
Fig 1. Anthidiellum notatum male face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Anthidiellum notatum</em> male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidiellum
Anthidiellum
Fig 2. Anthidiellum notatum male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 3. <em>Anthidiellum notatum robersoni </em>male abdomen.  Photo: T. BradyAnthidiellum
Anthidiellum
Fig 3. Anthidiellum notatum robersoni male abdomen.  Photo: T. Brady
Fig 4. <em>Anthidiellum sp. </em>female subantennal sutures distinctly arcuate.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidiellum
Anthidiellum
Fig 4. Anthidiellum sp. female subantennal sutures distinctly arcuate.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 5. <em>Anthidiellum rufomaculatum</em> female abdomen. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidiellum
Anthidiellum
Fig 5. Anthidiellum rufomaculatum female abdomen. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 1. <em>Anthidioma chalicodomoides</em> female face.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidioma
Anthidioma
Fig 1. Anthidioma chalicodomoides female face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Anthidioma chalicodomoides</em> female lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidioma
Anthidioma
Fig 2. Anthidioma chalicodomoides female lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 1. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> female face.  Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 1. Anthidium atripes female face.  Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 2. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> female lateral habitus.  Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 2. Anthidium atripes female lateral habitus.  Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 3. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> female abdomen.  Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 3. Anthidium atripes female abdomen.  Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 4. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> female, diagram showing the dorsal view of the sixth tergite (T6). Photo: Victor GonzalezAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 4. Anthidium atripes female, diagram showing the dorsal view of the sixth tergite (T6). Photo: Victor Gonzalez
Fig 5. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male face.  Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 5. Anthidium atripes male face.  Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 6. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male lateral habitus.  Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 6. Anthidium atripes male lateral habitus.  Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 7. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male abdomen.  Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 7. Anthidium atripes male abdomen.  Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 8. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male, ventral view of fourth sternum (S4).  Photo: Victor GonzalezAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 8. Anthidium atripes male, ventral view of fourth sternum (S4).  Photo: Victor Gonzalez
Fig 9. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male, dorsal view of seventh tergum (T7).  Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 9. Anthidium atripes male, dorsal view of seventh tergum (T7).  Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 10. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male, diagram showing dorsal view of seventh tergum (T7).  Photo: Victor GonzalezAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 10. Anthidium atripes male, diagram showing dorsal view of seventh tergum (T7).  Photo: Victor Gonzalez
Fig 11. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male, diagram showing ventral view of sixth sternum (S6).  Photo: Victor GonzalezAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 11. Anthidium atripes male, diagram showing ventral view of sixth sternum (S6).  Photo: Victor Gonzalez
Fig 12. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male, diagram showing ventral view of seventh sternum (S7).  Photo: Victor GonzalezAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 12. Anthidium atripes male, diagram showing ventral view of seventh sternum (S7).  Photo: Victor Gonzalez
Fig 13. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male, diagram showing ventral view of eighth sternum (S8).  Photo: Victor GonzalezAnthidium atrifrons
Anthidium atrifrons
Fig 13. Anthidium atripes male, diagram showing ventral view of eighth sternum (S8).  Photo: Victor Gonzalez
Anthidium atripes
Anthidium atripes
Fig 2. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> female lateral habitus.   Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atripes
Anthidium atripes
Fig 2. Anthidium atripes female lateral habitus.   Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 3. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> female abdomen.    Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atripes
Anthidium atripes
Fig 3. Anthidium atripes female abdomen.    Photo: Tevan Brady
Fig 4. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> female, diagram showing the dorsal view of the sixth tergite (T6). Diagram by Victor GonzalezAnthidium atripes
Anthidium atripes
Fig 4. Anthidium atripes female, diagram showing the dorsal view of the sixth tergite (T6). Diagram by Victor Gonzalez
Fig 5. <em>Anthidium atripes</em> male face.  Photo: Tevan BradyAnthidium atripes
Anthidium atripes
Fig 5. Anthidium atripes male face.  Photo: Tevan Brady