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Gyrophaena nana (Paykull, 1800) - Püspökladány: Ágotapuszta; tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. VIII, X. Homalota plana (Gyllenhal, 1810) - Püspökladány: Agotapuszta; tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. IV, VII. Ditropalia bella (Markel, 1844) - tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. IV, VI. Cordalia obscura (Gravenhorst, 1802) - Tiszacsege. V. Chyusata objecta (Mulsant et Rey, 1870) - Hortobágy-Máta: Hortobágyi-halastó; Tiszacsege; Űjszentmargita: Margitai-erdŐ. VI-VIII. Gnypeta rubrior Tottenham, 1939 - Hortobágy-Máta: Hortobágy, Zám; tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. V-VII. Brachyusa concolor (Erichson, 1839) - Hortobágy-Máta: Hortobágy; Tiszacsege; Űjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. V-VIII. Dacrila fallax (Kraatz, 1856) - Nagyiván: Csukás; Tiszacsege; Űjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. VII-VIII. Aloconota gregaria (Erichson, 1839) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő; Hortobágy-Máta:Hortobágyi-halastó; tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. TV, VII, X. Disopora languida (Erichson, 1837) - tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. IX. Poctyna paradoxa (Mulsant et Rey, 1861) - Kunmadaras: Darvas-tó; Nagyiván: Dög-halom. V-VI. Amischa cavifrons (Sharp, 1869) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő. X. Amischa decipiens (Sharp, 1869) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő; tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdo. II-III, VIVU, X. Amischa filum (Mulsant et Rey, 1870) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő; Hortobágy-Máta: Kungyörgy; Tiszacsege: Cserepes; tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. III-IV, VI-VII, IX-X. - It is new to the fauna of Hungary. Brundlnia marina (Mulsant et Rey, 1853) - tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. VII. Evanystes circellarls (Gravenhorst, 1806) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő; Űjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. III-IV, VI-VII, X. Dinaraea aequata (Erichson, 1837) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő; tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. IV,TX-X. Dinaraea angustula (Gyllenhal, 1810) - Balmazújváros: Darássá; Nagyhegyes: Vajdalaposi-erdő; Űjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. IV-X. Liogluta longiuscula (Gravenhorst, 1802) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő. V. Philhygra malleus (Joy. 1913) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő; Nagyhegyes: Vajdalaposi-erdő; Nagyiván: Dög-halom; tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. IV-V, X. - It is new to the fauna of Hungary. Philhygra nannion (Joy, 1931) - tíjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. X. - It is new to the fauna of Hungary. Philhygra terminális (Gravenhorst. 1806) - Balmazújváros: Darássá; tíjszentmargita: Margitaierdő. I-III, V-VI, X-XII. - It is new to the fauna of Hungary. Dilacra luteipes (Erichson, 1837) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő. VIII. Dralica vilis (Erichson, 1837) - Egyek: Ohati-erdő; Űjszentmargita: Margitai-erdő. X. It is new to the fauna of Hungary. Parameotica hydra sp. n. General appearance similar to Dralica vilis (Erichson, 1837) and reminiscent in some extent of Microdota and Me otic a species as well. Body somewhat depressed, finely and isodiametrically reticulated, greasily shining; its punctuation indistinct; dark reddish brown; antennae, particularly two basal segments, mouthpartsaand legs paler. Head large, transverse quadrangular, finely and densely reticulated; Its punctuation indistinct. Eyes weakly convex, hardly shorter than temple. Temles bordered over their whole length. Antennae moderately long, slender. Antenna! segment III as long as segment II; segment IV shorter than segment III; segments IV-X almost quadrate or hardly transverse, at most 1.2-1.3 times broader than long; segment XI large, as long as segments IX and X together. Pronotum transverse quadrangular, 1.3 times broader than long, widest before middle, arcuately narrowing toward apex and base; its basal margin arched; its posterior angles rounded, obtuse-angled. Reticulation and punctuation of pronotum similar to those of head. Hairs of pronotum directed rearwards at longitudinal midline and directed almost at right angles to lateral margin of pronotum elsewhere. Inclined lateral margin of pronotum visible at lateral aspect. Elytra approximately parallel-sided, longer than pronotum; its suture as long as pronotum. Reticulation and punctuation of elytra similar to those of head and pronotum. Posterior margin of elytra almost straight; its outer posterior angles not emarginated (Fig. 1).