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Anthidium (Severanthidium) sudanicum Mavromoustakis, 1945 Fig. 12 Anthidium sudanicum Mavromoustakis, 1945. – Male, Sudan. Type in London (NHMUK) (Eardley and Urban 2010). Genetic Barcode ID. BOLD: ADS 8406, based on material from Oman (Kasparek, unpubl.). Material (examined). • 1 ♂; Red Sea Governorate: Jebel Elba, Wadi Aideb; 30. 01. 1933; H. Priesner leg. (CMK). • 1 ♂; Red Sea Governorate: Jebel Elba; 28. 02. 1938; H. Priesner leg. (CMK). Material (literature). • Pasteels (1984) noted three females from Jebel Elba, collected by H. Priesner on 4. 11. 1933 and 22. 02. 1938, and preserved in the collection of K. Warncke, Germany. The specimen could not be located in the Warncke collection housed by OLL today (M. K., pers. observ.). Sources for identification. Key and description in Pasteels (1984). Fig. 12 herein. Distribution. Records are available from the southern Afro-Arabian region and the southern Arabian Peninsula (Pasteels 1984; Ascher and Pickering 2026).
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