﻿Nest;"Cell no.";Condition;"Cell length (mm-below)";"Inner cell width1 (mm-below)";"Outer cell width (mm)";"Thickness of cell wall (mm)";"Thickness of seal (mm)";Content;"Succeeding organisms"
GB;1;"complete; sealed; large emergence hole, apical laterally in cell wall, directing away from stone edge";10;3;;0.38;;"cell walls and seal covered with thin whitish cocoon, a bit more brownish at basal 1/4 of cell where meconium had been placed; blackish meconium at basal end of cell inside cocoon comprising about 50 little spherical packs containing pollen exines";"remnants of little spider (Salticidae spec.) and small gossamer"
2;"complete; sealed; small emergence hole, apical laterally in cell wall, directing towards stone edge";9;3;;0.31;;"reddish-brown, brittle cocoon in basal half of cell, cocoon cap loosely in the cell, threads inside of cocoon covered with a solid, brownish translucent secretion, apical of initial position of cocoon cap some brownish cocoon threads fixed on cell wall forming a thin incomplete layer";
D;1;"complete; sealed; large emergence hole, apical obliquely downwards, mainly in seal but slightly extending into adjacent cell wall";10;3;4.2;0.29;0.24;"yellow-whitish, somewhat shining threads of cocoon on apical cell walls and seal, lacking at basal end of cell; blackish meconium at basal end of cell comprising about 50 little spherical packs containing pollen exines";"remnants of little spider (Salticidae spec.), cell filled with gossamer"
2;"incomplete; open";4;3;;0.36;;;
S;1;"complete; sealed; large emergence hole, apical anteriorly in cell wall; with a droplet of translucent yellowish, highly viscous liquid";10;3;;0.24;0.24;"cell walls and seal thinly covered with whitish, somewhat shining cocoon threads, becoming less dense towards basal end and a bit more brownish at basal 2/5 of cell where meconium had been placed; blackish meconium at basal end of cell inside of cocoon, comprising little spherical packs containing pollen exines, a few of these packs also in gossamer at apical end of cell";"little spider (Salticidae spec.), cell filled with gossamer"
;2;"complete; sealed; small emergence hole, at apical end in seal";10;3;;0.29;0.14;;"remnants of little spider (Salticidae spec.), cell filled with gossamer; cluster of little, brown, hard-shelled globes (eggs?)"
3;"complete; sealed; large emergence hole, apical anteriorly in cell wall; coated all around with translucent yellowish, highly viscous liquid";11;3;;0.24;0.22;"cell walls and seal thinly covered with whitish, somewhat shining cocoon threads; blackish meconium at basal end of cell inside of cocoon, comprising about 50 little spherical packs containing pollen exines";"highly viscous cell provision (probably of bee); cluster of little, brown, hard-shelled globes (eggs?)"
4;"complete; sealed; large emergence hole, apical anteriorly in cell wall";11;3;;0.24;0.17;"cell walls and seal very thinly covered with yellow-whitish, somewhat shining cocoon threads, becoming less dense and a bit more brownish basally, completely lacking at basal end; two little spherical packs of blackish meconium fixed at basal end of cell, about 50 of these packs that probably had fallen down from basal end form blackish mass on seal";
5;"complete; sealed; large emergence hole, apical anteriorly in cell wall";11;3;;0.29;0.24;"cell walls and seal very thinly covered with yellow-whitish, somewhat shining cocoon threads, completely lacking at basal 1/2 of cell; six little spherical packs of blackish meconium fixed at basal end of cell, about 50 of these packs that probably had fallen down from basal end form blackish mass on seal";
F;1;"complete; sealed";11;3;4.3;0.26;0.22;"firm but somewhat viscous, purple pollen mass with shining, papillate surface, barely touching cell walls over large area making contact only by papillae, at two spots sticking broadly to cell wall; small larva feeding on basal end of pollen loaf; larva at posterior end with adhering light fibrous material distally fixed to cell wall";
2;"complete; sealed; cell wall appeared wet in section containing pollen mass (artefact due to removal and transport a few hours after cell completion?)";10;3;4.6;0.24;0.24;"firm, purple pollen mass, less viscous as in cell F1, without papillae on surface, making complete contact to cell wall (artefact?), with central cavity continuing from apical to basal end; egg basally on top of provision with one end inside pollen mass and remnants of fibrous material adhering to opposite end (probably egg had been fixed with this material to part of cell wall that had been removed); egg whitish, curved, 1.88 mm long";
3;"incomplete; open";6;;4.5;;;;
