
Belongs within: Halictidae.
Nomia is a genus of bees whose species excavate nests in soil (Michener 1965). Many species have prominent, apical opalescent bands on the metasomal tergites.
Characters (from Michener 1965): First flagellar segment shorter than scape; proboscis with apices of galeae in repose not reaching posterior end of proboscidial fossa; mesepisternum with distinct pre-episternal groove extending but little below scrobal groove; stigma distinct, longer than broad; three submarginal cells present, second submarginal cell on posterior side shorter than first;, third submarginal cell at least three-fourths as long as first and more than twice as long as second; posterior tibial spurs present; hind tibia without corbicula.
<==Nomia Latreille 1804M65 |--N. (Nomia)M65 | |--*N. (N.) curvipes (Fabricius 1781) [=Andrena curvipes]M65 | |--N. (N.) eburneiferaM65 | `--N. (N.) viridilimbataM65 |--N. (Curvinomia Michener 1944) (see below for synonymy)M65 | |--N. (C.) tetrazona Cockerell 1910 [incl. N. californiensis Michener 1937, *Curvinomia californiensis]M65 | |--N. (C.) albofasciataM65 | |--N. (C.) borneanaM65 | |--N. (C.) chalybeata Smith 1875 [=*Paranomia chalybeata, *Paranomina chalybeata]M65 | |--N. (C.) elegansM65 | |--N. (C.) formosaM65 | |--N. (C.) fulvata (Fabricius 1804) [=Megilla fulvata, Amegilla fulvata]M65 | |--N. (C.) iridescens Smith 1853M65 | |--N. (C.) longitarsisM65 | |--N. (C.) lusoriaM65 | |--N. (C.) luteofasciata Friese 1917M65 | |--N. (C.) megasomaM65 | |--N. (C.) mimosaeM65 | |--N. (C.) opulenta Smith 1864M65 | |--N. (C.) penangensisM65 | |--N. (C.) quadridentata Smith 1875M65 | |--N. (C.) ridleyiM65 | |--N. (C.) subpurpureaM65 | |--N. (C.) tuberculifronsM65 | `--N. (C.) viridicinctaM65 |--N. (Hoplonomia Ashmead 1904)M65 | |--N. (*H.) quadrifasciata (Ashmead 1904) [=*Hoplonomia quadrifasciata]M65 | |--N. (H.) amboinensis Cockerell 1907M65 | |--N. (H.) austrovagans Cockerell 1905M65 [=N. (H.) pulchribalteata var. austrovagansR35] | |--N. (H.) callichloraM65 | |--N. (H.) cuneataM65 | |--N. (H.) darwinorum Cockerell 1910M65 | |--N. (H.) ellioti Smith 1875M65 | |--N. (H.) flavipennis Friese 1909M65 | |--N. (H.) froggatti Cockerell 1911M65 | |--N. (H.) incertaM65 | |--N. (H.) lyonsiae Cockerell 1912M65 | |--N. (H.) papuana Cockerell 1929M65 | |--N. (H.) parvulaM65 | |--N. (H.) pulchraM65 | |--N. (H.) pulchribalteata Cameron 1901M65 | |--N. (H.) punctulataM65 | |--N. (H.) rhododontaM65 | |--N. (H.) rubroviridis Cockerell 1905M65 | |--N. (H.) strigata (Fabricius 1793)M65 [=Andrena strigataM65, Halictus (Nomia) strigataG20] | |--N. (H.) tridentataM65 | `--N. (H.) westwoodiM65 |--N. (Paulynomia)H18 | |--N. (P.) aurantifer Cockerell 1910H18, M65 [=M. (Curvinomia) aurantiferM65] | `--N. (P.) swainsoniae Cockerell 1921H18, M65 [=N. (Curvinomia) swainsoniaeM65] |--N. (Pseudapis Kirby 1900) [incl. Nomiapis Cockerell 1919]M65 | |--N. (*P.) anomala (Kirby 1900) [=*Pseudapis anomala]M65 | |--N. (P.) diversipes Latreille 1806 [=*Nomiapis diversipes]M65 | `--N. (P.) lepidota Cockerell 1905M65 |--N. (Ptilonomia Michener 1965)M65 | `-N. (*P.) plumosa Michener 1965M65 `--N. (Rhopalomelissa Alfken 1926)M65 |--N. (*R.) xanthogastra (Alfken 1926) [=*Rhopalomelissa xanthogaster]M65 |--N. (R.) abuensisM65 |--N. (R.) andrenninaM65 |--N. (R.) aureohirtaM65 |--N. (R.) aurifronsM65 |--N. (R.) basipictaM65 |--N. (R.) basutorumM65 |--N. (R.) bicarinataM65 |--N. (R.) burmicaM65 |--N. (R.) carinicollisM65 |--N. (R.) ceratinaM65 |--N. (R.) comberiM65 |--N. (R.) elongataM65 |--N. (R.) elongatulaM65 |--N. (R.) faustaM65 |--N. (R.) floralisM65 |--N. (R.) fulvinervaM65 |--N. (R.) kangraeM65 |--N. (R.) lautulaM65 |--N. (R.) levicaudaM65 |--N. (R.) mediorufaM65 |--N. (R.) minutula Friese 1909M65 |--N. (R.) modesta Smith 1862 [incl. N. clavata Smith 1862 non Halictus clavatus Smith 1853]M65 |--N. (R.) morataM65 |--N. (R.) notabilisM65 |--N. (R.) palavanicaM65 |--N. (R.) patelliferaM65 |--N. (R.) phenacuraM65 |--N. (R.) pseudoceratina Cockerell 1910M65 |--N. (R.) rubellaM65 |--N. (R.) triangularis Cockerell 1905M65 `--N. (R.) williamsi Cockerell 1930M65 Nomia incertae sedis: N. albocincta Lucas 1847E12 N. caerulescens Friese 1909M65 N. clavata (Smith 1853) [=Halictus clavatus]M65 N. difformisR26 N. femoralisMS01 N. flavilabris Lucas 1847E12 N. humeralisR26 N. melanderiWP99 N. nortoni Cresson 1868 [=Paranomia nortoni]C00 N. perforata Lucas 1847E12 ‘Halictus’ wroughtoni Cameron 1897B26
Nomia (Curvinomia Michener 1944) [incl. Paranomia Friese 1897 non Conrad 1860, Paranomina Michener 1944 non Hendel 1907]M65
*Type species of generic name indicated
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