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Significance of Coelioxys

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The significant application of Coelioxys to this bee would be interesting to know. Coel- betokens a void or hollowness, and oxys mean bitter or sour. A sodalis is a familiar comrade, an intimate or crony, even a co-conspirator (cf. a clubby "sodality"): good naming for a kleptoparasite, eh. . Those 19th century naturalists had a grasp of Greek and Latin that eludes us. Can any editor work yjis information in?--Wetman (talk) 03:24, 29 November 2014 (UTC)-[reply]

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