Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The family Meganomiidae is a very small bee family, with 10 species in four genera, found primarily in Africa, primarily in xeric habitats, with the distributional limits in Yemen and Madagascar. Historically, they have been considered a subfamily within the family Melittidae in the broad sense, but recent molecular studies place meganomiids as a sister taxon of the melittids (in a more restricted sense, without the Dasypodaidae)).They are rather different in appearance from the other groups of past/present melittids, being large bees (10–22 mm), mostly black with strong yellow markings, resembling anthidiine megachilids."@en }
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- Meganomiidae abstract "The family Meganomiidae is a very small bee family, with 10 species in four genera, found primarily in Africa, primarily in xeric habitats, with the distributional limits in Yemen and Madagascar. Historically, they have been considered a subfamily within the family Melittidae in the broad sense, but recent molecular studies place meganomiids as a sister taxon of the melittids (in a more restricted sense, without the Dasypodaidae)).They are rather different in appearance from the other groups of past/present melittids, being large bees (10–22 mm), mostly black with strong yellow markings, resembling anthidiine megachilids.".
- Q2405721 abstract "The family Meganomiidae is a very small bee family, with 10 species in four genera, found primarily in Africa, primarily in xeric habitats, with the distributional limits in Yemen and Madagascar. Historically, they have been considered a subfamily within the family Melittidae in the broad sense, but recent molecular studies place meganomiids as a sister taxon of the melittids (in a more restricted sense, without the Dasypodaidae)).They are rather different in appearance from the other groups of past/present melittids, being large bees (10–22 mm), mostly black with strong yellow markings, resembling anthidiine megachilids.".