Bombus parthenius Richards
parthenius Richards, 1934[14 April, Williams & Cameron, 1993]:89, examined

DISTRIBUTION: Oriental Region.

Bombus picipes Richards
flavus Friese, 1905:517, examined, not of Pérez, 1884:265 (= B. campestris (Panzer))
picipes Richards, 1934:90, examined
klapperichi Pittioni, 1949:266, examined

NOMENCLATURE: With Psithyrus regarded as being a subgenus of the genus Bombus (Williams, 1991 [pdf], 1995 [pdf]), B. pratorum subsp. flavus Friese (1905) becomes a junior secondary homonym in Bombus of Psithyrus campestris var. flavus Pérez (1884) (deemed to be subspecific, see ICZN, 1999: Article 45.6), and therefore B. flavus Friese is invalid (ICZN, 1999: Article 57). For this species, the oldest available name of which I am aware is B. parthenius var. picipes Richards, 1934 (deemed to be subspecific, see ICZN, 1999: Article 45.6), which becomes the valid name, B. picipes. The only publications using the name B. flavus Friese since 1950 of which I am aware are by Sakagami (1972), Ito (1993) and Yao & Luo (1997), so this change of valid name is not a serious disruption of common usage.

DISTRIBUTION: Oriental, Palaearctic Regions.

Bombus pressus (Frison)
pressus (Frison, 1935:342 [Bremus])

TAXONOMIC STATUS: The peculiar B. pressus was first recognised to be a species of the subgenus Pyrobombus by Cameron et al. (2007 [pdf]).

DISTRIBUTION: Oriental Region.

Bombus rotundiceps Friese
rotundiceps Friese, 1916:108, examined
montivolanoides Sakagami & Yoshikawa, 1961:431
shillongensis (Tkalcu, 1974b:334 [Pyrobombus]) examined

DISTRIBUTION: Oriental Region.

Bombus sandersoni Franklin
sandersoni Franklin, 1913:353

DISTRIBUTION: W Nearctic, E Nearctic Regions.

Bombus sitkensis Nylander
Sitkensis Nylander, 1848:235

DISTRIBUTION: W Nearctic Region.

Bombus sonani (Frison)
sonani (Frison, 1934[30 April, Williams & Cameron, 1993]:175 [Bremus]) examined

DISTRIBUTION: Oriental Region.

Bombus subtypicus (Skorikov)
leucopygus Morawitz in Fedtschenko, 1875:3, not of Illiger, 1806:172 (= B. hypnorum (Linnaeus))
[leucopygos (Skorikov, 1914b:294 [Pratobombus]) incorrect subsequent spelling]
subtypicus (Skorikov, 1914b:294 [Pratobombus]) examined
leucurus Bischoff & Hedicke, 1931:391, replacement name for leucopygus Morawitz in Fedtschenko, 1875:3
kohistanensis (Tkalcu, 1989:49 [Pyrobombus]) examined

DISTRIBUTION: Palaearctic Region, Oriental border.

Bombus vandykei (Frison)
vandykei (Frison, 1927:375 [Bremus])
cascadensis (Milliron, 1970a:382 [Pyrobombus]) examined

DISTRIBUTION: W Nearctic Region.

Bombus asiaticus Morawitz
asiatica Morawitz in Fedtschenko, 1875:4, examined
longiceps Smith, 1878:8
Regeli Morawitz, 1880:337, examined
regelii Dalla Torre, 1896:544, unjustified emendation
[miniatocaudatus Vogt, 1909:50, infrasubspecific]
miniatocaudatus Vogt, 1911:61, examined, not of Vogt, 1909:56 (= B. soroeensis (Fabricius))
heicens Wang, 1982:430, examined
huangcens Wang, 1982:430, examined
flavicollis Wang, 1985:163, examined
baichengensis Wang, 1985:164, examined

TAXONOMIC STATUS: Several of these nominal taxa have been treated as separate species.

B. heicens, B. huangcens, B. flavicollis, and B. baichengensis are morphologically closely similar to B. asiaticus and differ only in details of the colour pattern. In the case of the yellow unbanded colour form and the grey banded colour form in Kashmir, there is evidence of interbreeding, with many recombinant individuals (Williams, 1991 [pdf]).

Aside from differences in colour pattern, these taxa are similar in morphology with a range of variation (Williams, 1991 [pdf]). Until more evidence to the contrary is available from critical studies of patterns of variation, I shall treat them as parts of a single variable species.

DISTRIBUTION: Oriental, Palaearctic Regions.

Bombus morawitzi Radoszkowski
Morawitzi Radoszkowski, 1876:101, examined
hydrophthalmus Morawitz, 1883:240, examined

DISTRIBUTION: Palaearctic Region.

Bombus niveatus Kriechbaumer
niveatus Kriechbaumer, 1870:158
vorticosus Gerstaecker, 1872:290, examined

TAXONOMIC STATUS: B. niveatus and B. vorticosus have been regarded both as conspecific (Schmiedeknecht, 1883; Handlirsch, 1888; Dalla Torre, 1896; Schulz, 1906; Williams, 1991 [pdf]) and as separate species (e.g. Skorikov, 1922a; Pittioni, 1938; Tkalcu, 1969; Reinig, 1981; Rasmont, 1983).

DISTRIBUTION: Palaearctic Region.

Bombus oberti Morawitz
Oberti Morawitz, 1883:238, examined
[pamirus Skorikov, 1912:609, infrasubspecific]
pamirus (Skorikov, 1931:232 [Subterraneobombus]) examined, not of Skorikov, 1931:226 [= B. keriensis Morawitz]

DISTRIBUTION: Palaearctic Region.

Bombus saltuarius är en biart som först beskrevs av Skorikov 1923. Den ingår i släktet humlor och familjen långtungebin. Inga underarter finns listade.

Utbredning

Arten förekommer främst i norra Ryssland från norra Uralbergen och Archangelsk oblast till Sajanbergen, men även i Kina i provinsen Gansu.

Mycket litet är känt om arten, till viss del beroende på att stora delar av dess utbredningsområde tidigare varit upptaget av Gulag och därför stängt för utomstående.

Taxonomi

Artens taxonomiska ställning är omstridd; vissa auktoriteter betraktar den som en synonym till Bombus tichenkoi

Bombus sushkini is een vliesvleugelig insect uit de familie bijen en hommels (Apidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1931 door Skorikov.