Apidae

Classification

Genera in Apidae

• Nomada — 729 species: Nomada abnormis, Nomada abtana, Nomada abyssinica, Nomada accentifera, Nomada accepta, Nomada acutilabris, Nomada adducta, Nomada adusta
• Anthophora — 456 species: Anthophora abjuncta, Anthophora abramowi, Anthophora abrochia, Anthophora abroniae, Anthophora abrupta, Anthophora acutilabris, Anthophora adamsorum, Anthophora aegyptiaca
• Xylocopa — 422 species: Xylocopa abbotti, Xylocopa abbreviata, Xylocopa acutipennis, Xylocopa adumbrata, Xylocopa adusta, Xylocopa aeneipennis, Xylocopa aeratus, Xylocopa aestuans
• Ceratina — 388 species: Ceratina abdominalis, Ceratina acantha, Ceratina accusator, Ceratina acuta, Ceratina aeneiceps, Ceratina aenescens, Ceratina aereola, Ceratina aetana
• Centris — 323 species: Centris abdominalis, Centris abnoba, Centris adani, Centris adunca, Centris aenea, Centris aenigmatica, Centris aeruginosa, Centris aethiocesta
• Bombus — 319 species: Bombus abavus, Bombus abnormis, Bombus affinis, Bombus alagesianus, Bombus alpinus, Bombus amurensis, Bombus anachoreta, Bombus anacolus
• Eucera — 259 species: Eucera acerba, Eucera actuosa, Eucera aeolopus, Eucera aequata, Eucera afghana, Eucera albescens, Eucera albicans, Eucera alborufa
• Amegilla — 246 species: Amegilla acraensis, Amegilla adelaidae, Amegilla advenula, Amegilla aerizusa, Amegilla aeruginosa, Amegilla africana, Amegilla albiceps, Amegilla albiclypeata
• Triepeolus — 150 species: Triepeolus aguilari, Triepeolus alvarengai, Triepeolus ancoratus, Triepeolus antiguensis, Triepeolus antiochensis, Triepeolus argentimus, Triepeolus argus, Triepeolus argyreus
• Epeolus — 149 species: Epeolus ainsliei, Epeolus alatus, Epeolus alpinus, Epeolus amabilis, Epeolus americanus, Epeolus andriyi, Epeolus anticus, Epeolus arciferus
• Euglossa — 142 species: Euglossa adiastola, Euglossa alleni, Euglossa allosticta, Euglossa amazonica, Euglossa analis, Euglossa annectans, Euglossa anodorhynchi, Euglossa apiformis
• Melissodes — 133 species: Melissodes ablusus, Melissodes agilis, Melissodes apicatus, Melissodes appressus, Melissodes baileyi, Melissodes bicoloratus, Melissodes bidentis, Melissodes bimaculatus
• Tetraloniella — 122 species: Tetraloniella abessinica, Tetraloniella abrochia, Tetraloniella agadirensis, Tetraloniella albata, Tetraloniella alboscopacea, Tetraloniella alticincta, Tetraloniella apicalis, Tetraloniella ataxia
• Thyreus — 118 species: Thyreus abdominalis, Thyreus aberrans, Thyreus abyssinicus, Thyreus affinis, Thyreus africanus, Thyreus aistleitneri, Thyreus albolateralis, Thyreus albomaculatus
• Braunsapis — 94 species: Braunsapis acuticauda, Braunsapis affinissima, Braunsapis albipennis, Braunsapis albitarsis, Braunsapis albolineata, Braunsapis albomaculata, Braunsapis alqarnii, Braunsapis angolensis
• Exomalopsis — 89 species: Exomalopsis aburraensis, Exomalopsis aequabilis, Exomalopsis aequalis, Exomalopsis affabilis, Exomalopsis alexanderi, Exomalopsis amoena, Exomalopsis analis, Exomalopsis apicalis
• Paratetrapedia — 83 species: Paratetrapedia albilabris, Paratetrapedia albipes, Paratetrapedia albopilosa, Paratetrapedia alsinai, Paratetrapedia amazonensis, Paratetrapedia andina, Paratetrapedia apicalis, Paratetrapedia arcuatilis
• Eufriesea — 74 species: Eufriesea aeneiventris, Eufriesea anisochlora, Eufriesea atlantica, Eufriesea auriceps, Eufriesea auripes, Eufriesea bare, Eufriesea barthelli, Eufriesea boharti
• Melipona — 74 species: Melipona amazonica, Melipona ambigua, Melipona apiformis, Melipona asilvai, Melipona baeri, Melipona beecheii, Melipona belizeae, Melipona bicolor
• Exoneura — 68 species: Exoneura abstrusa, Exoneura albolineata, Exoneura albopilosa, Exoneura angophorae, Exoneura angophorella, Exoneura apposita, Exoneura asimillima, Exoneura aterrima
• Anthophorula — 64 species: Anthophorula albata, Anthophorula albicans, Anthophorula albovestita, Anthophorula albovittata, Anthophorula asteris, Anthophorula beameri, Anthophorula brevicornis, Anthophorula centralis
• Melecta — 58 species: Melecta aegyptiaca, Melecta albifrons, Melecta alcestis, Melecta alexanderi, Melecta amanda, Melecta angustilabris, Melecta ashabadensis, Melecta assimilis
• Habropoda — 56 species: Habropoda annae, Habropoda apostasia, Habropoda birkmanni, Habropoda bucconis, Habropoda bucconoides, Habropoda christineae, Habropoda cineraria, Habropoda citula
• Melissoptila — 55 species: Melissoptila albinoi, Melissoptila aliceae, Melissoptila amazonica, Melissoptila argentina, Melissoptila aurea, Melissoptila aureocincta, Melissoptila bahiana, Melissoptila boliviana
• Ammobates — 53 species:
• Scaptotrigona — 49 species:
• Plebeia — 45 species:
• Alloscirtetica — 43 species:
• Trigonisca — 41 species:
• Diadasia — 40 species:
• Trigona — 40 species:
• Tetralonia — 39 species:
• Doeringiella — 37 species:
• Gaesischia — 36 species:
• Tetragonula — 36 species:
• Apis — 35 species:
• Paratrigona — 35 species:
• Epicharis — 34 species:
• Partamona — 34 species:
• Eulaema — 33 species:
• Allodape — 32 species:
• Osiris — 32 species:
• Thygater — 30 species:
• Pasites — 28 species:
• Compsomelissa — 26 species:
• Tetrapedia — 26 species:
• Svastra — 25 species:
• Ancyloscelis — 23 species:
• Lestrimelitta — 23 species:
• Geotrigona — 22 species:
• Pachymelus — 22 species:
• Chalepogenus — 21 species:
• Ptilothrix — 21 species:
• Ctenoplectra — 20 species:
• Holcopasites — 19 species:
• Tetralonioidella — 19 species:
• Mesoplia — 17 species:
• Rhathymus — 17 species:
• Allodapula — 16 species:
• Brachynomada — 16 species:
• Neolarra — 16 species:
• Tetragona — 16 species:
• Frieseomelitta — 15 species:
• Peponapis — 15 species:
• Lepidotrigona — 14 species:
• Liotrigona — 14 species:
• Melitoma — 14 species:
• Monoeca — 14 species:
• Nannotrigona — 14 species:
• Sphecodopsis — 14 species:
• Heterotrigona — 13 species:
• Chiasmognathus — 12 species:
• Elaphropoda — 12 species:
• Florilegus — 12 species:
• Isepeolus — 11 species:
• Odyneropsis — 11 species:
• Oreopasites — 11 species:
• Oxytrigona — 11 species:
• Concavicaris — 10 species:
• Exaerete — 10 species:
• Macrogalea — 10 species:
• Melectoides — 10 species:
• Ancyla — 9 species:
• Mesonychium — 9 species:
• Scaura — 9 species:
• Tarsalia — 9 species:
• Ammobatoides — 8 species:
• Cubitalia — 8 species:
• Diadasina — 8 species:
• Electrapis — 8 species:
• Homotrigona — 8 species:
• Axestotrigona — 7 species:
• Leptometriella — 7 species:
• Osirinus — 7 species:
• Parammobatodes — 7 species:
• Thyreomelecta — 7 species:
• Xenoglossa — 7 species:
• Alepidosceles — 6 species:
• Anthophorites — 6 species:
• Austroplebeia — 6 species:
• Deltoptila — 6 species:
• Hopliphora — 6 species:
• Hypotrigona — 6 species:
• Lisotrigona — 6 species:
• Nogueirapis — 6 species:
• Schmiedeknechtia — 6 species:
• Tapinotaspoides — 6 species:
• Trigonopedia — 6 species:
• Xeromelecta — 6 species:
• Biastes — 5 species:
• Cephalotrigona — 5 species:
• Kelita — 5 species:
• Lanthanomelissa — 5 species:
• Leiopodus — 5 species:
• Melanempis — 5 species:
• Neopasites — 5 species:
• Parepeolus — 5 species:
• Protobombus — 5 species:
• Protosiris — 5 species:
• Pseudepeolus — 5 species:

Showing the 120 genera with the most species records held.

Source and Attribution

Taxonomic rank data on this page is drawn from the GBIF Backbone Taxonomy, doi.org/10.15468/39omei, GBIF Secretariat, licensed CC BY 4.0. Member-species counts are counts of records held in the Sanctum species index, not a claim of completeness for the family.