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The reviewed monograph is excellent, and will be indispen­ sable to all students of taxonomy of Heteroptera of the Palaearctic and Oriental regions. Since it is profusely and com­ paratively illustrated, and the English Summary includes keys to all taxa covered as well as descriptions of 13 new species, it can be used without major difficulties by the international commu­ nity. The synonymies are detailed, include many clearly formu­ lated new nomenclatural acts, and one can only regret that they have not been surveyed in the Summary. This monograph is a first major treatment of the former paraphyletic family “Anthocoridae” published after 1991, and I can only appreciate that the cladistic conclusions by Schuh & Stys (1991) have been accepted and, apparently, supported by further evidence in extensive introductory parts. Reference Schuh R.T. & Stys P. 1991: Phylogenetic analysis of cimicomorphan family relationships (Heteroptera). J. New York Entomol. Soc. 99: 298-350.

BOOK REVIEW: Bu W. & Zheng L. (Cheng Loyi): Hemiptera: Lasiochilidae, Lyctocoridae, Anthocoridae.