Taxonomic notes on the antlion genus Distoleon Banks (Neuroptera: Myrmeleontidae) from Pakistan Author Hassan, Muhammad Asghar Department of Entomology, China Agricultural University, Beijing 100193, China Author Zheng, Yuchen Department of Entomology, China Agricultural University, Beijing 100193, China Author Liu, Xingyue Department of Entomology, China Agricultural University, Beijing 100193, China text Zootaxa 2020 2020-11-03 4869 3 347 368 journal article 8869 10.11646/zootaxa.4869.3.3 168c0360-cbda-4efe-8864-7489ed4b9579 1175-5326 4418700 70A56FF6-EC8A-4D5C-874E-D01EDF42EB2B Key to species of Distoleon from Pakistan 1. Forewing with distinct oblique cubital mark................................................................ 2 -. Forewing without distinct oblique cubital mark.............................................................. 3 2. Wings with white longitudinal stripes; distal part of hind wing with an L-shaped marking at marginal fork of MP1; pterostigma yellow, brown basally ( Fig. 3 )........................................................ D. sambalpurensis Ghosh -. Wings without white longitudinal stripes; distal part of hind wing with a pair of separated brownish spots; pterostigma brownish-yellow ( Hölzel 1972 : fig. 159)..................................................... D. luteomaculatus Hölzel 3. Wings relatively narrow, distal part of forewing at marginal fork of anterior branch of CuA slightly dark and shaded ( Hölzel 1972 : fig. 156)............................................................................ D. cyrus Hölzel - Wings relatively broad; distal part of forewing clear without dark markings....................................... 4 4. Cubital mark with distinct brown spot in forewing ( Fig. 14 ); thorax brownish with three distinct longitudinal yellow stripes, lateral yellow stripes of pronotum broader than meso- and metanotum ( Fig. 13A ).................. D. verendus (Walker) - Cubital mark without distinct brown spot in forewing ( Figs 9 A–B); thorax brownish with three longitudinal yellow stripes, lateral yellow stripes narrow and interrupted on lateral margins of mesonotum but indistinct on metanotum ( Fig. 8A )............................................................................................. D. tappa (Walker)