Matskási István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 88. (Budapest 1996)
Argaman, Q.: Generic synopsis of Scoliidae (Hymenoptera, Scolioidea)
128 Vertex of the male perfectly flat between lateral ocelli, metanotum black, scutellum with a very small lateral spot; first to third terga of the female abdomen ornamented with a narrow apical yellow stripe, interrupted and incomplete at the middle. - Oriental Region. Type species: Elis bella BlNGHAM, 1897 Bellimeris BETREM, 1972 Vertex of the males strongly raised between lateral ocelli, metanotum black, with one, scutellum with a pair of very large yellow spots, separated by a very narrow black stripe; first to fourth terga of the female abdomen ornamented with broad apical stripes, complete and widened at the middle. - Oriental Region. Type species: Scolia aurulenta SMITH, 1855 Niyaranta gen. n. 129 Fifth tergum of the male abdomen ornamented with a tranverse, very narrow, yellow apical stripe; the female abdomen also with yellow maculation 130 Fifth tergum of the male and female abdomen completely black 131 130 First to third terga of the female abdomen almost entirely yellow, the temporal groove beyond the outer eye orbits is deep, very distinct; male unknown. - Afrotropical Region. Type species: Peltatimeris peltata BETREM, 1972 Peltatimeris BETREM, 1972 First to fourth terga of the female abdomen ornamented with a very narrow apical yellow stripe, the temporal groove beyond the outer eye orbits shallow, indistinct; fifth, seldom sixth tergum of the male abdomen with a transverse yellow apical stripe. - Afrotropical Region. Type species: Megameris canens BETREM, 1972 Canimeris BETREM, 1972 131 Mandible of the male black; basal terga of abdomen with narrow apical yellow stripes in the male, and with white apical fringes in the female. - Palaearctic and Oriental Regions. Type species: Tiphia grossa FABRICIUS, 1804 Megacampsomeris BETREM, 1928 Mandible of the male ornamented with a yellow spot, abdomen black, or the yellow stripes incomplete at the middle; the female abdomen with black apical fringes 132 132 Basal terga of the male abdomen ornamented with some incomplete apical yellow stripes; wings are black, with darkened costal margin; vertex of the female completely smooth. - Palaearctic and Oriental Regions. Type species: Campsomeris b inghand BETREM, 1928 Titbisayda gen. n. Abdomen of the male black; wings hyaline, with a conspicuous yellow stripe along the costal margin; vertex of the female dull, densely punctate throughout. - Oriental Region. Type species: Scolia habroeoma SMITH, 1855 Borongorba gen. n.
