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Figure 4 — <span class="search-highlight">Protobombus</span> species from Eckfeld. 1 , <span class="search-highlight">Protobombus</span> pristinus ...

Figure 4 — Protobombus species from Eckfeld. 1 , Protobombus pristinus ...

Published: 01 September 2003
Figure 4 — Protobombus species from Eckfeld. 1 , Protobombus pristinus n. sp. (PE2000/863a,b.LS, holotype, bee length 8.6 mm); 2, Protobombus indeterminate 1 (PE2000/851a,b.LS, bee length 9.4 mm)
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THE MIDDLE EOCENE BEE FAUNAS OF ECKFELD AND MESSEL, GERMANY (HYMENOPTERA: APOIDEA)

TORSTEN WAPPLER, MICHAEL S. ENGEL
Published: 01 September 2003
Journal of Paleontology (2003) 77 (5): 908–921.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1666/0022-3360(2003)077<0908:TMEBFO>2.0.CO;2
...Figure 4 — Protobombus species from Eckfeld. 1 , Protobombus pristinus n. sp. (PE2000/863a,b.LS, holotype, bee length 8.6 mm); 2, Protobombus indeterminate 1 (PE2000/851a,b.LS, bee length 9.4 mm) ...
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Figure 3 —Lower Lutetian bees from Messel, Germany. 1, Forewing venation...

Figure 3 —Lower Lutetian bees from Messel, Germany. 1, Forewing venation...

Published: 01 September 2003
Figure 3 —Lower Lutetian bees from Messel, Germany. 1, Forewing venation of Pygomelissa lutetia n. sp. (MeI 6251, holotype); 2, pygidial plate of P. lutetia ; 3, forewing venation of Protobombus messelensis n. sp. (MeI 6388, holotype). Scale bars = 1 mm
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Figure 2 —Lower Lutetian bees from Messel, Germany. 1–3 , Pygomelissa lu...

Figure 2 —Lower Lutetian bees from Messel, Germany. 1–3 , Pygomelissa lu...

Published: 01 September 2003
carinae of pygidial plate (arrow; depicted portion 3.2 mm in width). 4–6 , Protobombus messelensis n. sp. (MeI 6388, holotype, female); 4, habitus (bee length 10.1 mm); 5, detail of left forewing showing portion of venation and setation on wing membrane (depicted portion 2.3 mm in length); 6