DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18305032
title: TABLE 1 in The new annotated checklist of the wild bees of Europe (Hymenoptera: Anthophila) - version 2025

description: TABLE 1. Revised authors and dates for species and genera from Ghisbain et al. (2023) after examination of the original publications and consideration of date revisions of these publications by various authors.
SpeciesCorrected author and dateJustificationFamily AndrenidaeAndrena batavaPérez, 1903See Baker (1998b)Andrena granulosaPérez, 1903See Baker (1998b)Andrena lavandulaePérez, 1903See Baker (1998b)Andrena nuptialisPérez, 1903See Baker (1998b)Andrena colletiformisMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Andrena dentiventrisMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Andrena marginataFabricius, 1777See Baker (1996). It is estimated that if the preface is dated 26 December 1776, it would have been unlikely for the book itself to come out in 1776.Andrena nobilisMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Andrena semirubraMorawitz, 1875See Ebmer (2021)Andrena waschulziStrand, 1921The name of this species has been written as Andrena schulzi, but the original spelling is Andrena W.A. Schulzi, and hence must be rendered as A. waschulzi (see Wood 2024 for full argument).Camptopoeum variegatum(Morawitz, 1875)See Ebmer (2021)Melitturga spinosaMorawitz, 1891See Ebmer (2021)Panurginus herziMorawitz, 1891See Ebmer (2021)Family ApidaeAmegilla nigricornis(Morawitz, 1872)See Ebmer (2021)Amegilla salviae(Morawitz, 1875)See Ebmer (2021)Ammobates armeniacusMorawitz, 1875See Ebmer (2021)Anthophora agamaRadoszkowski, 1868See Ebmer (2021) for dating of volume 6 pages 25-108 of the HoraeAnthophora alluaudiPérez, 1895Error in previous checklists; see Lieftinck (1958)Anthophora borealisMorawitz, 1865See Ebmer (2021)Anthophora deserticolaMorawitz, 1872See Pesenko & Astafurova (2003)Anthophora gracilipesMorawitz, 1872See Pesenko & Astafurova (2003)Anthophora sicheliiRadoszkowski, 1868See Ebmer (2021) for dating of volume 6 pages 25-108 of the HoraeBombus argillaceus(Scopoli, 1763)Requires parentheses, described as Apis argillaceaBombus confususSchenck, 1859Error in the previous checklistBombus distinguendusMorawitz, 1868See Ebmer (2021)Bombus saltuarius(Skorikov, 1931)Published as nomen nudum in Skorikov (1923), published in 1931 with the description (Skorikov, 1931)Bombus sicheliiRadoszkowski, 1860The 4th volume was published in 1860 (adjustment with the Gregorian calendar)Bombus wurfleniiRadoszkowski, 1860The 4th volume was published in 1860 (adjustment with the Gregorian calendar)Bombus xanthopusKriechbaumer, 1870Does not require parentheses, original combination.Ceratina tarsataMorawitz, 1871See Ebmer (2021)Epeolus tarsalisMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Eucera colarisDours, 1873Name was never formally amended to “ collaris ” as used by some subsequent authorsEucera digitataFriese, 1895Species described in Friese (1895), not in Friese (1896)Eucera hungaricaFriese, 1895Species described in Friese (1895), not in 1896Eucera kullenbergiTkalců, 1984Error in the previous checklistEucera mediterraneaFriese, 1895Species described in Friese (1895), not in 1896Eucera morioFriese, 1922Error in the previous checklistEucera obliterataPérez, 1895Error in the previous checklistEucera plumigeraKohl, 1905Originally described in the genus EuceraEucera puncticollisMorawitz, 1875See Ebmer (2021)Eucera tauricaMorawitz, 1870See Ebmer (2021)Eucera vittulataNoskiewicz, 1936Error in the previous checklistNomada babiyiSchwarz & Standfuss, 2007Typographical error in the previous checklist (“ babyi ”)Nomada bluethgeniStöckhert, 1944See Kapp & Hermann (2023)Nomada distinguendaMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Nomada femoralisMorawitz, 1868See Ebmer (2021)Nomada furvoidesStöckhert, 1944See Kapp & Hermann (2023)Nomada immaculataMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Nomada mutabilisMorawitz, 1871See Ebmer (2021)Nomada panurginaMorawitz, 1868See Ebmer (2021)Nomada stigmaFabricius, 1804The original publication explicitly dates 1804Tetralonia cinctella(Saunders, 1908)Originally described in the genus EuceraTetralonia nanaMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Tetralonia scabiosaeMocsáry, 1880See Litman et al. (2021)Tetralonia vicinaMorawitz, 1875See Ebmer (2021)Thyreus affinis(Morawitz, 1873)See Ebmer (2021)Thyreus truncatus(Pérez, 1884)See Wood (2025)Xylocopa violacea(Linnaeus, 1758)Requires parentheses, described as Apis violaceaFamily ColletidaeColletes caspicusMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Colletes tuberculatusMorawitz, 1893See Proshchalykin & Kuhlmann (2015)Hylaeus deceptorius(Benoist, 1960)The original publication explicitly dates 1960 (Benoist, 1960)Hylaeus hyalinatusSmith, 1843Even if the memoirs of Smith were read to members in 1842, they were published in 1843 (Smith 1843).Hylaeus leptocephalus(Morawitz, 1871)See Ebmer (2021)Hylaeus longimacula(Alfken, 1936)Misspelled as “ longimaculus ” in the previous checklistHylaeus punctulatissimusSmith, 1843Even if the memoirs of Smith were read to members in 1842, they were published in 1843.Family HalictidaeHalictus patellatusMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Halictus ponticusBlüthgen, 1936The original publication explicitly dates 1936 (Blüthgen 1936)Halictus quadricinctus(Fabricius, 1777)See Baker (1996). It is estimated that if the preface is dated 26 December 1776, it would have been unlikely for the book itself to come out in 1776.Lasioglossum anellus(Vachal, 1905)“ anellus ” is a noun, therefore not subject to gender agreementLasioglossum asellus(Pérez, 1895)“ asellus ” is a noun, therefore not subject to gender agreementLasioglossum callizonium(Pérez, 1895)The original publication was printed on the 30th December, 1895 (Pérez 1895)Lasioglossum cristula(Pérez, 1895)The original publication was printed on the 30th December, 1895Lasioglossum fallax(Morawitz, 1873)See Ebmer (2021)Lasioglossum fratellus(Pérez, 1903)“ fratellus ” is a diminutive of “frater ”, which is a noun and therefore not subject to gender agreement.Lasioglossum limbellus(Morawitz, 1875)See Astafurova & Proshchalykin (2020) for the date of description. Furthermore, “ limbellus ” is a diminutive of “limbus ”, which is a noun and therefore not subject to gender agreement.Lasioglossum lissonotus(Noskiewicz, 1926)Compound species name in apposition, not subject to gender agreementLasioglossum littorale(Blüthgen, 1923)The publication date of the 5th issue is May 1923Lasioglossum prunellus(Warncke, 1975)“ prunellus ” is a diminutive of “ prunus ”, which is a noun, therefore not subject to gender agreementLasioglossum pseudoleptocephalus(Blüthgen, 1923)Compound species name in apposition, not subject to gender agreementLasioglossum salinum(Morawitz, 1875)See Ebmer (2021)Lasioglossum sexstrigatum(Schenck, 1868)See Ebmer (1975b)Lasioglossum subaenescens(Pérez, 1895)The original publication was printed on the 30th December, 1895Seladonia cephalica(Morawitz, 1873)See Ebmer (2021)Seladonia semitecta(Morawitz, 1873)See Ebmer (2021)Sphecodes croaticusMeyer, 1922The original publication date is 1922 (Meyer 1922)Sphecodes pseudofasciatusBlüthgen, 1924The original publication date is 1924Sphecodes scabricollisWesmael, 1865See Matzke-Hajek (2024)Genus SystrophaIlliger, 1806See Matzke-Hajek (2024)Family MegachilidaeEoanthidium clypeare(Morawitz, 1873)See Ebmer (2021)Eoanthidium insulare(Morawitz, 1873)See Ebmer (2021)Hoplitis bicallosa(Morawitz, 1875)See Ebmer (2021)Hoplitis insularis(Schmiedeknecht, 1886)Described at p. 158 [1024], within a page range published in 1886Hoplitis tigrina(Morawitz, 1871)See Ebmer (2021)Genus LithurgusBerthold, 1827See Matzke-Hajek (2024)Megachile ericetorumLepeletier, 1841The original description is mispelled as “ Magachile ericetorum ”. This is considered a typographical error, since Lepeletier wrote Megachile correctly in all other cases in the same publication.Megachile hohmanniTkalců, 1993The original publication explicitly dates 1993 (Tkalců 1993)Megachile nigriventrisSchenck, 1868See Ebmer (1999)Megachile pilicrusMorawitz, 1877See Ebmer (2021)Metadioxys graecusMavromoustakis, 1963Error in the previous checklistOsmia aurulenta(Panzer, 1799)Requires parentheses, described as Apis aurulentaOsmia balearicaSchmiedeknecht, 1886Does not require parentheses, original combinationOsmia bidentataMorawitz, 1875See Ebmer (2021)Osmia clypearisMorawitz, 1871See Ebmer (2021)Osmia dimidiataMorawitz, 1870See Ebmer (2021)Osmia viridanaMorawitz, 1873See Ebmer (2021)Protosmia tiflensis(Morawitz, 1875)See Ebmer (2021)Pseudoanthidium alpinum(Morawitz, 1873)See Ebmer (2021)Pseudoanthidium nanum(Mocsáry, 1880)See Litman et al. (2021)Pseudoanthidium tenellum(Mocsáry, 1880)See Litman et al. (2021)Stelis ornatula(Klug, 1808)See Matzke-Hajek (2024)Stelis ruficornisMorawitz, 1871See Ebmer (2021)Stelis simillimaMorawitz, 1875See Ebmer (2021)Family MelittidaeMelitta dimidiataMorawitz, 1875See Ebmer (2021)23 species across all families (except Melittidae)Brullé, 1833All the European species previously authored by “Brullé, 1832” are changed to “Brullé, 1833”. See Sherborn & Woodward (1901).
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description: Published as part of Ghisbain, Guillaume, Rosa, Paolo, Bogusch, Petr, Brau, Thomas, Carion, Fré-Déric, Manincor, Natasha De, Devalez, Jelle, Dorchin, Achik, Flaminio, Simone, Greil, Henri, Hölzler, Gerald, Hopfenmül-Ler, Sebastian, Kasparek, Max, Kuhlmann, Michael, Divelec, Romain Le, Lit-Man, Jessica, Maugendre, Anatole, Michez, Denis, Müller, Andreas, Ortiz-Sánchez, Francisco Javier, Praz, Christophe, Radchenko, Vladimir G., Rasmont, Pierre, Risch, Stephan, Roberts, Stuart P. M., Santerre, Rémi, Schmid-Egger, Chris-Tian, Sentil, Ahlam, Straka, Jakub, Williams, Paul H., Wood, Thomas J. & Reverté, Sara, 2025, The new annotated checklist of the wild bees of Europe (Hymenoptera: Anthophila) - version 2025, pp. 50-53 in Zootaxa 5736 (1) on page 50, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5736.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/18021087