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Pseudoanthidium (Pseudoanthidium) bytinskii (Mavromoustakis, 1948) Anthidium bytinskii Mavromoustakis, 1948. – Female, Israel. Pseudoanthidium (Paraanthidiellum) bytinskii (Mavromoustakis 1948). Genetic Barcode ID. BOLD: AGP 6331, based on specimens from Israel (Kasparek 2024 b). Material (not examined). • 1 ♀; South Sinai Governorate: Wadi Gebel (exact locality not identified, probably in Jabal Musa region); 12. 07. 1997; Magdy Shaaban leg.; D. Baker det. (SEMC 2026; see also GBIF 2026). Sources for identification. Description with photographs, line drawings, and key in Kasparek (2024 b). Taxonomy. With respect to some morphological traits, P. bytinskii is a unique member of the genus and cannot be assigned to any of the species groups. Therefore, the assignment to the nominate subgenus is provisional (Kasparek 2024 b). Distribution. Known only from Egypt, Israel, and Oman (Kasparek 2024 b). New for Egypt.
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