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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> male face.  Photo: C. RitnerAllodioxys
Allodioxys
Fig 1. Allodioxys aff ammobius male face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Allodioxys </em>aff<em> ammobius</em> male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAllodioxys
Allodioxys
Fig 2. Allodioxys aff ammobius male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 3. <em>Allodioxys </em>aff <em>ammobius</em> male abdomen.  Photo: C. RitnerAllodioxys
Allodioxys
Fig 3. Allodioxys aff ammobius male 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 cockerelli</em> male face.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 1. Anthidium cockerelli male face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Anthidium cockerelli </em>male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 2. Anthidium cockerelli male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 3. <em>Anthidium cockerelli </em>male abdomen.  Photo: T. BradyAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 3. Anthidium cockerelli male abdomen.  Photo: T. Brady
Fig 4. <em>Anthidium tesselatum</em> male face.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 4. Anthidium tesselatum male face.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 5. <em>Anthidium tesselatum </em>male lateral habitus. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 5. Anthidium tesselatum male lateral habitus. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 6. <em>Anthidium manicatum</em> male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 6. Anthidium manicatum male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 7. <em>Anthidium oblongatum</em> male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 7. Anthidium oblongatum male lateral habitus.  Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 8. <em>Anthidium cockerelli</em> female clypeus. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 8. Anthidium cockerelli female clypeus. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 9. <em>Anthidium clypeodentatum</em> female clypeus. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 9. Anthidium clypeodentatum female clypeus. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 10. <em>Anthidium mormonum</em> female abdomen. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 10. Anthidium mormonum female abdomen. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 11. <em>Anthidium rodecki</em> female abdomen. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 11. Anthidium rodecki female abdomen. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 12.<em> Anthidium (Gulanthidum) sp. </em>female abdomen. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 12. Anthidium (Gulanthidum) sp. female abdomen. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 14. <em>Anthidium rodriguezi</em> female abdomen. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 14. Anthidium rodriguezi female abdomen. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 13. <em>Anthidium jocosum</em> female abdomen. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 13. Anthidium jocosum female abdomen. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 14. <em>Anthidium formosum</em> female T6. Photo: C. RitnerAnthidium
Anthidium
Fig 14. Anthidium formosum female T6. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 1. <em>Anthodioctes megachiloides</em> male face. Photo: C. RitnerAnthodioctes
Anthodioctes
Fig 1. Anthodioctes megachiloides male face. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 2. <em>Anthodioctes megachiloides </em>male lateral habitus. Photo: C. RitnerAnthodioctes
Anthodioctes
Fig 2. Anthodioctes megachiloides male lateral habitus. Photo: C. Ritner
Fig 3. <em>Anthodioctes megachiloides </em>male lateral habitus. Photo: C. RitnerAnthodioctes
Anthodioctes
Fig 3. Anthodioctes megachiloides male lateral habitus. Photo: C. Ritner