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Summary: 
Three species of Leioproctus (Euryglossidia). (a) One of several tiny, black species. Photo: Jean and Fred Hort. (b) Males of some species such as this one are unusually slender bees. Photo: Bernhard Jacobi. (c) Female of L. (E.) cyanescens, which is unusual in its reduced hind tibial scopa. Photo: Bernhard Jacobi.
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