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This study presents new data on the lacewing fauna of Saudi Arabia based on field work performed between 2014 and 2019. Sixty-one lacewing species from 37 genera and seven   Neuroptera   families were documented. Additionally, two species belonging to    Dielocroce    and    Pseudomallada    were identified only to genus level. Three of the identified species are new records to Saudi Arabia (   Aspoeckiella   gallagheri    Hölzel, 2004,    Bankisus   maculosus    Hölzel, 1983, and    Nemoleon   secundus    Hölzel, 2002). Another three species are new to the fauna of the Arabian Peninsula (   Mantispa   aphavexelte    Aspöck &amp; Aspöck, 1994,    Omoleon   jeanneli    Navás, 1936, and    Stylascalaphus   krueperi    van der Weele, 1909). The first reports of eight species are provided after their original description from Saudi Arabia; namely,    Creoleon   ultimus    Hölzel, 983,    Cueta   amseli    Hölzel, 1982,    Cu.   asirica    Hölzel, 1982,    Distoleon   asiricus    Hölzel, 1983,    Geyria   pallida    Hölzel, 1983,    Neuroleon   delicatus    Hölzel, 1983,    N.   virgineus    Hölzel, 1983 and    Solter   buettikeri    Hölzel, 1982 Zoogeographically, most lacewing species documented in the Arabian Peninsula are endemic (26.2%), followed by Afro-syroeremic (23.0%), Afrotropical (18.0%), and Afro-syro-iranoeremic (14.8%) species. Palaearctic species (4.9%) had the lowest contribution.

New faunal data on lacewings ( Insecta , Neuroptera ) collected from Saudi Arabia