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Originals are preserved at every grade

B-Class is an ambition, not a deletion threshold for TC:ORIGINALS. Properly sourced C-Class, Start-Class and Stub-Class originals belong in this collection. Grade or length alone must never trigger automatic deletion, replacement with an import, redirecting away or repeated regeneration. Read the preservation rule.

British Bees

The following articles are live. Grades describe the current Tilcayo editorial assessment, with the reasoning on each discussion page. They are not Wikipedia awards.

Article Inside the article Assessment
Andrena bucephala Communal entrances, spring feeding and a sequenced genome. B-Class
Hylaeus pectoralis A reedbed bee that uses abandoned fly galls. C-Class
Osmia pilicornis A woodland bee that excavates nests in fallen branches. B-Class

Amegilla

42 original accounts: the genus introduction and 41 species-name accounts, including three unresolved identities. Project details · All 241 seed names and three additions

Article Focus Local assessment
Amegilla Genus introduction and routes into the collection C-Class
Amegilla adelaidae Amegilla adelaidae is an Australian bee with pale orange bands of hair across its abdomen. Start-Class
Amegilla aeruginosa Amegilla aeruginosa is an Australian bee whose upper surface is covered in metallic green or bronze hairs. C-Class
Amegilla albiceps Amegilla albiceps is an Australian bee in the Asaropoda group of Amegilla. C-Class
Amegilla albiclypeata Amegilla albiclypeata is an Australian bee described by Remko Leijs in 2020. Start-Class
Amegilla albigenella Amegilla albigenella is an Australian bee originally named Asaropoda albigena by Rayment in 1931. Start-Class
Amegilla alpha Amegilla alpha is an Australian bee with orange hair over the upper surface of the abdomen. Start-Class
Amegilla angustissima Amegilla angustissima is a bee described in 2026 from a female collected on Misima Island in Papua New Guinea. C-Class
Amegilla asserta Amegilla asserta is a pale blue-banded bee found across much of eastern and south-eastern Australia, including Tasmania. C-Class
Amegilla aurantia Amegilla aurantia is an orange-haired Australian bee described in 2020. Start-Class
Amegilla batleyi Amegilla batleyi is an Australian bee described in 2020 from a small series of specimens from the Northern Territory. Start-Class
Amegilla berylae Amegilla berylae is a bee name introduced by Rayment in 1947 as Anthophora berylae. Stub-Class — unresolved name
Amegilla bombiformis Amegilla bombiformis, often called the teddy bear bee, is a large, orange-brown bee in the genus Amegilla. C-Class
Amegilla calva Amegilla calva is an Australian bee found across a broad central part of the continent. C-Class
Amegilla chlorocyanea Amegilla chlorocyanea is a blue-banded bee of southern mainland Australia and Tasmania. C-Class
Amegilla cingulata Amegilla cingulata is an Australian bee with metallic blue abdominal bands and orange hair on the upper thorax. C-Class
Amegilla crenata Amegilla crenata is an orange-haired Australian bee described in 2020. Start-Class
Amegilla dawsoni Amegilla dawsoni, or Dawson's burrowing bee, is a large solitary bee of Western Australia. B-Class
Amegilla epaphrodita Amegilla epaphrodita is an Australian bee with a striking change from dark to pale hair towards the end of its abdomen. Start-Class
Amegilla flava Amegilla flava is a bee of southern temperate Australia. C-Class
Amegilla froggatti Amegilla froggatti is an Australian bee closely resembling A. preissi. Start-Class
Amegilla griseocincta Amegilla griseocincta is an Australian bee described in 2020 and named for its greyish abdominal hair bands. Start-Class
Amegilla hackeri Amegilla hackeri is a bee name introduced by Rayment in 1947 for specimens from Mossman, Queensland. Start-Class — unresolved name
Amegilla houstoni Amegilla houstoni is an Australian bee described by Brooks in 1988. Start-Class
Amegilla incognita Amegilla incognita is an Australian bee described in 2020 from a single male collected south of Onslow in Western Australia. Start-Class
Amegilla indistincta Amegilla indistincta is a bee of tropical and subtropical eastern Queensland, formally described in 2017. C-Class
Amegilla karlba Amegilla karlba is a bee recorded from Arnhem Land, Kakadu and the Kimberley region of northern Australia. C-Class
Amegilla murrayensis Amegilla murrayensis is a blue-banded bee widespread on mainland Australia. C-Class
Amegilla nitidiventris Amegilla nitidiventris is an Australian bee described in 2020 from material including specimens collected around Laura in Queensland. Start-Class
Amegilla paeninsulae Amegilla paeninsulae is a bee recorded from tropical rainforest patches on Cape York Peninsula in Queensland. C-Class
Amegilla preissi Amegilla preissi is a grey-haired bee of south-western Western Australia. C-Class
Amegilla pulchra Amegilla pulchra is a pale-banded bee found mainly east of the Great Dividing Range in New South Wales and Queensland. C-Class
Amegilla rhodoscymna Amegilla rhodoscymna is an Australian bee with reddish abdominal body surfaces in both sexes. Start-Class
Amegilla ruficauda Amegilla ruficauda is a bee described in 2026 from three females collected in Papua New Guinea. C-Class
Amegilla scoparia Amegilla scoparia is a bee of central Australia described in 2020. C-Class
Amegilla scymna Amegilla scymna is a name attached to a female bee from Queensland described by Gribodo in 1894. Start-Class — unresolved name
Amegilla sinewita Amegilla sinewita is a bee described in 2026 from a female collected on Mount Sinewit, New Britain, Papua New Guinea. C-Class
Amegilla thorogoodi Amegilla thorogoodi is a bee with brown thoracic hair and mainly blue abdominal hair bands. C-Class
Amegilla viridicingulata Amegilla viridicingulata is a bee from coastal north-eastern Queensland with green-iridescent abdominal bands. C-Class
Amegilla walkeri Amegilla walkeri is a blue-banded bee found in tropical parts of the Northern Territory and the Kimberley region of Western Australia. C-Class
Amegilla xylocopoides Amegilla xylocopoides is an Australian bee whose upper abdomen is entirely covered in black hair. C-Class
Amegilla youngi Amegilla youngi is an Australian bee described in 2020 from a single female collected at Litchfield in the Northern Territory on 18 February 2006. Start-Class

What original means here

These are newly composed accounts with citations to the underlying sources. Imported Wikipedia prose does not become an original simply through rewording. Original does not mean unsourced or based on invented research.

The first priority is a useful, accurate B-Class account. Where the evidence supports less, an article may be C-Class, Start-Class or Stub-Class, with the remaining gaps recorded. An interim short article is not evidence that fuller coverage is impossible.

Articles retain the site's stated licence. Source authors keep their rights in their own text, photographs and datasets; a citation alone is not permission to reproduce them.

Bats: living species and fossil names

The bat collection adds 187 original accounts and 17 navigation redirects covering the 188 entries in the supplied missing-articles list. The accounts are provisionally assessed as 3 C-Class, 5 Start-Class and 179 Stub-Class; none is claimed to be B-Class. Many are short taxonomic foundations needing further research. Synonym and uncertain-name accounts are not additional accepted species.

Mustelids

Explore the mustelid collection · Coverage record. Initial coverage: 13 Originals, including nine tayra name accounts; grades are local editorial assessments.

Plants

One hundred and six original accounts: ninety-one C-Class and fifteen Start-Class. Explore the plant collection · Names and coverage decisions

Botanical reference: named structural exception

Pirates and maritime history

Explore the piracy collection · Coverage and evidence gaps

Paintings and artists

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Literary works — first batch

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Literary works — second batch

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Literary works — third batch

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Literary works — fourth batch

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Literary works — fifth batch

One further requested travel book and its directly necessary deceased author. Browse the literary collection.

Literary works — sixth batch

One further requested play and its directly necessary deceased author. Browse the literary collection.

Literary works — seventh batch

One further requested travel book and its directly necessary deceased author. Browse the literary collection.