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The Sawflies of Asiatic Turkey and neighbouring countries (from Israel and Cyprus to Transcaucasia and Iran) are listed; over 370 from Asiatic Turkey itself, 50 of these for the first time. Twenty-three new species or subspecies are described and lectotypes designated for seven species. Keys to world species are given for genera or generic-groups centred in this region. The account is based mainly on the collections made in Turkey by Messrs. K.
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Robert B. Benson (1968) studied this question.
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