"xylocopine" meaning in English

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          "text": "Wilson thinks today's eusocial species likely had ancestors similar to a Japanese stem-nesting xylocopine bee, Ceratina flavipes. Most of the time females make do on their own, but every once in a while, they pair up and divide the labor, setting the stage for a \"group\" to outdo individuals and for the tendency to form groups to be favored.",
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        "In the subfamily Xylocopinae of carpenter bees."
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        "(bees) In the subfamily Xylocopinae of carpenter bees."
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