Hymenoptera

Hymenoptera View in CoL View at ENA

Literature sources. KIRBY (1881, 1900, 1903a), TASCHENBERG (1883), MAYR (1886), MCLACHLAN et al. (1898), FRIESE (1903, 1909, 1915), KOHL (1906, 1918), COCKERELL (1907, 1937), TURNER (1912), BEQUAERT (1918), BLÜTH- GEN (1925), RICHARDS (1928, 1982), SCHULTHESS (1928), SOIKA (1934, 1940, 1941, 1960, 1974), NOSKIEWICZ (1936), BEAUMONT (1961), LIEFTINCK (1968), EMPEY (1973), BOUČEK (1974), PESENKO (1983), PAULY (1984, 1990, 2017), COLLINGWOOD (1985), EBMER (1985, 2000), PASTEELS (1985), LINSENMAIER (1987), HENSEN (1988), WOLF (1988), ACHTERBERG (1990), GUICHARD (1992), COLLINGWOOD & HARTEN (1994), PULAWSKI (1995, 2007), ARGAMAN (1996), COLLINGWOOD & AGOSTI (1996), KUHLMANN (1998, 2003, 2007), WRANIK (1998, 1999, 2000, 2003), BAKER (1999), OHL (1999), PAGLIANO (2002), SEIFERT (2003), COLLINGWOOD et al. (2004), PESENKO & PAULY (2005, 2009), CHEUNG & DEVANTIER (2006), LELEJ & HARTEN (2006), NOORT & HARTEN (2006), WAHIS (2006), ENGEL (2007), BONI BARTALUCCI (2010, 2016), JANŠTA (2012), LO CASCIO et al. (2012), LO CASCIO & PAGLIANO (2014), BENDA (2016), SHARAF et al. (2017), STRAKA et al. (2017).

Comments. Altogether 143 species are recorded from the Socotra Archipelago, 52 species (36%) of them are endemic. Some groups were studied in detail recently, for example Formicidae ( COLLINGWOOD et al. 2004, SHARAF et al. 2017), Chalcidoidea ( JANŠTA 2012), bees ( STRAKA et al. 2017), or Mutillidae ( LO CASCIO et al. 2012) .