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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
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Eumetazoa (metazoans)-
Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
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Protostomia (protostomes)-
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Class Insecta
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Order Hymenoptera-
Superfamily Apoidea
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Family Megachilidae (leafcutting bees)
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Genus Acedanthidium -
Genus Afranthidium
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Genus Afroheriades
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Genus Afrostelis
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Genus Aglaoapis
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Genus Allodioxys
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Genus Anthidiellum
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Genus Anthidioma
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Genus Anthidium
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Genus Anthodioctes
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Genus Apianthidium
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Genus Ashmeadiella
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Genus Aspidosmia
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Genus Atoposmia
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Genus Austrostelis
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Genus Aztecanthidium
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Genus Bathanthidium
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Genus Bekilia
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Genus Benanthis
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Genus Chelostoma
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Genus Coelioxys
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Genus Cyphanthidium
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Genus Dianthidium
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Genus Dioxys
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Genus Duckeanthidium
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Genus Ensliniana
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Genus Eoanthidium
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Genus Epanthidium
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Genus Euaspis
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Genus Eudioxys
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Genus Fidelia
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Genus Gnathanthidium
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Genus Haetosmia
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Genus Heriades
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Genus Hofferia
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Genus Hoplitis
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Genus Hoplosmia
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Genus Hoplostelis
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Genus Hypanthidioides
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Genus Hypanthidium
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Genus Icteranthidium
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Genus Indanthidium
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Genus Ketianthidium
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Genus Larinostelis
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Genus Lithurgus
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Genus Megachile
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Genus Metadioxys
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Genus Microthurge
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Genus Neanthidium
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Genus Neofidelia
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Genus Notanthidium
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Genus Noteriades
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Genus Ochreriades
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Genus Osmia
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Genus Othinosmia
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Genus Pachyanthidium
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Genus Paradioxys
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Genus Paranthidium
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Genus Pararhophites
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Genus Plesianthidium
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Genus Prodioxys
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Genus Protosmia
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Genus Pseudoanthidium
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Genus Pseudoheriades
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Genus Radoszkowskiana
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Genus Rhodanthidium
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Genus Serapista
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Genus Stelis
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Genus Stenoheriades
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Genus Stenosmia
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Genus Trachusa
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Genus Trachusoides
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Genus Trichothurgus
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Genus Wainia
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Genus Xenostelis
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Genus Xeroheriades
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Confused by a class within a class or an order within an order? Please see our brief essay.
Scientific names for Aves taxonomy (family and below) are from The Howard and Moore Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World, Princeton University Press, copyright 2003. Used by permission.
