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Coelioxys inermis is a species of cuckoo bee in the family Megachilidae, originally described by William Kirby in 1802. Like other members of Coelioxys, it does not construct and provision its own nest; the female lays eggs in the nests of other solitary bees, and the developing larva consumes the s...
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Sharp-tailed form and specialized leafcutter parasitism provide behavioral interest, but limited visibility keeps acclaim relatively modest.
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Coelioxys octodentata, also called the eight-toothed cuckoo leafcutter bee, is a solitary bee in the leafcutter-bee family Megachilidae. Females are cleptoparasites: instead of constructing and provisioning their own brood cells, they enter nests of other solitary bees, especially leafcutter bees in...
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Recognized sharp-tailed bee with interesting parasitic biology; moderate naturalist reputation, sparse mainstream familiarity.
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Coelioxys rufitarsis is a North American species of solitary cuckoo bee in the leafcutter-bee family Megachilidae. Females do not collect pollen for their own brood; instead, the species uses the nests of other bees, where its offspring develop at the expense of the host's provisions. Its pointed ab...
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Cuckoo leafcutter bee with specialist intrigue; cleptoparasitic lifestyle is notable, but public recognition remains limited.
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Coelioxys conoidea is a medium-sized solitary bee in the family Megachilidae, commonly associated with the sharp-tailed or cuckoo bees. It is a kleptoparasite of leafcutter bees, including Megachile species: the female enters a host nest cell and lays an egg, after which the larva consumes provision...
Coelioxys rufescens, also called the rufescent sharp-tail bee, is a solitary bee in the family Megachilidae recorded in parts of Europe and Asia. It is a cleptoparasite: the female enters a host nest, cuts or pierces the cell wall, and lays an egg among the host's provisions rather than collecting p...
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