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The usage of    Paraferreola    Šustera, 1912 since its proposal as a genus of spider wasps, but based on a misidentified type species (   Sphex   ursus    Fabricius, 1793, actually a species of   Mutillidae  ), shows that it continues to be applied (although infrequently) in   Pompilidae  , despite the proposal of new names (   Eoferreola    Arnold, 1935 and    Tea    Pate, 1946) for the equivalent generic concept. Application of Article 70.3.2 of the fourth edition of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature permits correction of the erroneous type species designation to that originally intended (   Sphex   rhombica    Christ, 1791), and thus the maintenance of    Paraferreola    as a valid genus in   Pompilidae  . Examination of the holotype specimen of    Sphex   ursus    has shown it to be a senior synonym of    Mutilla   vesta    Cresson, 1865 and its junior synonyms, for which the valid name must thus be    Dasymutilla   ursus    (Fabricius, 1793),  comb. nov.

journal of hymenoptera research

Clarification of the status of    Paraferreola    Šustera, 1912 as an available genus name in   Pompilidae  , and the identity of    Sphex   ursus    Fabricius, 1793 in   Mutillidae   (  Hymenoptera  )