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The family Tenthredinidae includes some 1000 species in Europe. So far chromosome numbers were known for about 40 of them (Sanderson 1933,1970, Comrie 1938, Peacock and Sanderson 1939, Smith 1941, Benson 1950, Waterhouse and Sanderson 1958). The Japanese fauna has been studied in more detail (Nogusa 1965, Naito 1978-1996, Abe 1988). Naito (1982) reported chromosome numbers of some 200 species and considered the karyotype data in terms of systematics and evolution. Saini and Grewal (1986) published chromosome numbers for 5 Indian species. The current paper presents karyotypes of tenthredinid species from Germany. Karyotype variability at different taxonomic levels within Tenthredinidae is discussed.

Karyotype Diversity in the Sawfly Family Tenthredinidae (Symphyta, Hymenoptera). New Data and Review.