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Article: Melittosphex (Hymenoptera: Melittosphecidae), a primitive bee and not a wasp [discussion]

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 52
Part: 2
Publication Date: March 2009
Page(s): 483 484
Author(s): George Poinar Jr
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JR, G. 2009. Melittosphex (Hymenoptera: Melittosphecidae), a primitive bee and not a wasp [discussion]. Palaeontology52, 2, 483–484.

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