Commonly misidentified and superficially "Homologous" taxa relating to Scorpionflies (Mecoptera)

@stevenw12339 Not a complete list, but the ones from memory

Precisely why I have potential, my language is definitely lacking brevity. What I mean is that each of the taxa simply have morphological or behavioral aspects that are similar to the other taxon. For example Synanthedon aceri has a common morph that has an enlarged orange tuft at the end of it's tail (like a genital bulb), an orange head and yellowish body (common in many northeastern Panorpa) and black wing bands and spots (common in Panorpidae in general). I'm not specifically saying that Synanthedon aceri mimics Panorpa, or vice versa. But what I am pointing out is that there are similarities, that they are often misidentified as eachother, and (at least with some) seem to act similar in habitus. Eventually I would like to do some research to firm up or dissolve their visual and morphological similarities as it would be quite interesting if scorpionflies mimicked other insects or vice versa. On a quick side not the Bittacid genus Eremobittacus may mimic some wasp species in habitus, but that I believe is also unresolved.

Sorry that was a bit weirdly written, hopefully that made sense? How would you suggest I rename the post to make it more accurate to what I mean (if I should).

Thanks for the advice! I've also edited list a bit since some of the wasps are definitely less "Homologous" than others