A NEW RHIZOECUS SPECIES

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EITRAGEZUR KENNTNIS DES TRIBUS DER HORIINI DER FAMILIE DER MELOIDAE (Co1.). 1. Die Systematik der Horiini.

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44 hlm. ; 21 cm

The natural groups of Campsomeriella Betr., 1941 (Hymenoptera Scoliidae)

The taxon Campsomeriella was erected by BETREM as a subgenus of Campsomeris in 1941, but Professor BRADLEY and I regard it now as a good genus. The type of the genus is Scotia thoracica Fabr., 1787. This nominal species was misidentified by DE SAUSSURE and SICHEL as by other authors who confused it with Tiphia collaris F. but in 1928 I identified it as a common South Palaearctic species. The study of the type of F ABRICIUS confirmed this ( cf. BETREM, p . 28-31, and BRADLEY, p.25 in BRADLEY & BETREM, the Fabrician types of Scoliidae, Spolia Zoologica 21, 1964). This type was studied again by BETREM (1966) to ascertain the structural characters that we now know differentiate certain species. The results of this reexamination confirmed the former identification

The Taxon Dielis (Hymenoptera: Scoliidae) and its Type

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The Taxon Trielis (Hym. Scoliidae) and its Type

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Beitr\ue4ge zur Kenntnis der pal\ue4arktischen Arten des Genus Scolia

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Analyse van enkele fauna-elementen van de Maleische Scoliiden

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A New Neotropical Subgenus of Campsomeris (Hymenoptera: Scoliidae)

Prof. Bradley (1957) placed his Campsomeris tenebrica in the subgenus Laevicampsomeris Betrem, 1933. Some important differences exist between the specimens that I have seen that belong to this species ( 4 S\u27 Minas Geras, Brasil 1907 ex coll. Vogt 1960, M. Amsterdam and the typical material) and the species of this subgenus that I have before me from the Papuasian subregion

The Regulation in Accordance with Current Usage of Five Proposals of the Specific Name Maculata by Ancient Authors for Use in the Order Hymenoptera. Z.N.(S.) 1544

The purpose of this application is to provide for the retention of the name maculata Linnaeus in the genus Vespula, maculata Fabricius in the genus Oeropales, and the rejection of maculata Drury as published in the genera Vesrpa and Srphex and of maculata Scopoli as published in the genus Vespa. All of these names have entered into either primary or secondary homonymy