Matskási István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 88. (Budapest 1996)

Argaman, Q.: Generic synopsis of Scoliidae (Hymenoptera, Scolioidea)

Fore wing with three submarginal cells (Fig. 35); metasternum narrower apically than long mesally (Fig. 40); antenno-ocular distance of male much shorter than diameter of anterior ocellus, flagellar segments are covered with wave-like spiculae (Fig. 36), hind tibia with scopa; female hind tibia armed with a pecten. - Palaearctic Region. Type species: Scolia carbonaria KLUG, 1832 Carbonelis BETREM, 1968 6 Metasternum wider apically than long mesally, its posterior margin straight (cf. Fig. 41); fore wing with three submarginal cells (cf. Fig. 35); head of female without any polished transverse stripe beyond antennái tubercles; male head (Fig. 42), tibial spur formula 1-1-2, second sternum with sublateral brush of hairs in a deep groove (Fig. 30)(imitating the felt-linc of the Mutillidae); abdomen black in both sexes. Tribe Curtaurgini trib. n. 7 Metasternum narrower apically than long mesally, especially in males, its posterior margin arched (cf. Fig. 40), second sternum not grooved so as above; if the metaFigs 40-52. Male metasternum, 40 = Carbonelis, 41 = Dasyscolia. 42: Curtaurga: male head. - 43: Heterelis: male pygidium. 44: Yohaida: male third sternum ventral and sublateral. 45: Crioscolia: male antenna. 46: Tatusdayca: female scape. 47-52: Digitus and cuspis, or the volsella of the male genitalia of Scoliidae, 47 = Procolia (Proscoliinae), 48 = Trisciloa (Campsomerinae), 49 - Dasyscolia (Colpinae), 50 = Laskariska (Scoliinae, Ascoliini), 51 = Scolia (Scoliinae, Scoliini), 52 = Lisoca (Scoliinae, Lisocini)