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Information × Registration Number 0216U003995, 0114U004069 , R & D reports Title Ethological and ekological-morphological features of separate groups of social and solitary species of insects popup.stage_title Head Radchenko Vladimir Grigorievich, Registration Date 14-03-2016 Organization Institute for evolutionary ecology of the National academy of sciences of Ukraine popup.description2 Revision of the bees of the genus Dasypoda in the world fauna was carried out. For the range of species new synonymy was determined, redescription of four species of the genus with lectotype marking was realized, and neotype of one species (Dasypoda vulpecula) with lost type material was set. New for Europe species was found (Dasypoda tibialis). Females of Dasypoda tibialis and Dasypoda iberica, previously unknown, were described for the first time. New for science species of bee of genus Melitta from the South of Ukraine was described. Work on the international edition of the IUCN Redlist, which includes information about taxonomy, geographic range, and modern state of bee of genus Andrena populations as well as explored bibliographic base on 300 species of this genus, was finished. Phylogenetic analysis on the base of 44 selected features shown that genus Dasypoda consists of at least five subgenera. On the base of electronic microscopy of pollen collected from bodies of males and females of 7 species previously unknown trophic connections were revealed. On the base of obtained functional-structural data four functional types of pretarsi specific for representatives of superfamily Apoidea (Hymenoptera) were determined. For the first time 'giant' aroliae as part of the pretarsi of representatives of the subfamily Bembicinae (Crabronidae) were described. Morphology of pretarsi that provide motions of the aroliae was investigated. Product Description popup.authors Гладун Дмитро Вікторович Кумпаненко Олександр Сергійович Радченко Володимир Григорович Сергєєва Ірина Володимирівна Шумакова Ірина Дмитрівна popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close