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Response to Neil Springate's article: On the correct use of the superfamilial name Pamphilioidea (insecta: Hymenoptera): Journal of Natural History, 1999, 33, 1373-1377

This short note, the content of which was conveyed to Dr Springate in December 1998, describes Zoological Record policies on controlled vocabulary. It deals principally with the use of the superfamily name Megalodontesoidea over which there appears to be a continued misunderstanding. With respect to the use of the superfamilial name Pamphilioidea, Dr Springate's remarks were noted for consideration when the ZR Hymenoptera scheme is next revised, see below.