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Anthidiellum (Anthidiellum) strigatum (Panzer, 1805) Trachusa strigata Panzer, 1805 (Germany). non Anthidium frontale Lepeletier, 1841. – Female, Algeria. Lectotype in Paris (MNHN). Junior synonym of Pseudoanthidium scapulare (Latreille, 1809) (Litman et al. 2021). Anthidium coronatum Dufour, 1853. – Female, Algeria. Friese (1898 b). Anthidium strigatum var. palaestinense Alfken, 1935. – Female, Palestine. Synonymized with A. strigatum ssp. crassepunctatum Popov, 1935 by Warncke (1980). Anthidium strigatum ssp. judaicum Alfken, 1936. – Female, male, Palestine. – Synonymized with A. strigatum ssp. crassepunctatum Popov, 1935 by Warncke (1980). Anthidium strigatum ssp. humerale Alfken, 1936. Female, male, Cyprus and Palestine. Synonymized with A. strigatum ssp. crassepunctatum Popov, 1935 by Warncke (1980). Genetic Barcode ID. BOLD: AAY 8402, based on multiple DNA sequences from various parts of the distribution area (Kasparek et al. 2026). Material. • 1 ♀; Alexandria; 08. 06. 2020 (NAHIMA database of ETH Zurich: https://nahima.ethz.ch/#/detail/a8f076f2-690b-49d3-abe3-2dd3cd61a408, see also GBIF 2026). Distribution. The species is widely distributed throughout the Western Palaearctic. In the Eastern Mediterranean, its range reaches its southern limit in Egypt (Kasparek 2022; Ascher and Pickering 2026).
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