S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 55. (Budapest, 1994)

FOLIA ENTOMOLOGICA HUNGARICA ROVARTANI KÖZLEMÉNYEK LV 1994 p. 5-17 A check-list of the Hungarian Scarabaeoidea with the description of ten new taxa (Coleoptera) L. Ádám A check-list of the Hungarian Scarabaeoidea with the description often new taxa (Coleoptera). - A list of the species of Scarabaeoidea occurring in Hungary is given. Rhodaphodius gen. n., Bodilopsis gen. n., Bubalonthophagus gen. n., Citellonthophagus gen. n., Troglonthophagus gen. n., Kisonthophagus gen. n., Lucidonthophagus gen. n., Haplonüiophagus gen. n. as well as Liothorax muscorum sp. n. and Nimbus proximus sp. n. are described. A new synonymy is established: Aphodius hoberlandli Tesar, 1945 is a junior synonym of Aphodius affinis Panzer, 1823. DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW TAXA Rhodaphodius gen. n. Type species: Scarabaeusfoetens Fabricius, 1787 (present designation). Frons with one small median and two obsolete lateral tubercles; clypeus with an obsolete, transversal, arcuate ridge. Prothorax weakly transverse quadrangular; posterior angles (in lateral view) very broadly rounded and shallowly sinuate; lateral and basal margin distinctly bordered. Scutellum narrowly triangular. Pronotum pitch-black in colour, anterior angles usually with a larger or smaller red spot; elytra typically red, disc largely fuliginous in exceptional cases; abdomen transparently pale red. Apical setae of middle and hind tibiae short and equal in length. Bodilopsis gen. n. Type species: Scarabaeus sordidus Fabricius, 1775 (present designation). Frons with one small median and two obsolete lateral tubercles; clypeus without a transversal ridge. Prothorax transverse quadrangular; posterior angles (in lateral view) broadly rounded; lateral and basal margin distinctly bordered. Scutellum triangular. Pronotum reddish brown to pitch-black in colour, anterior angles usually with a larger or smaller yellowish or reddish spot; elytra typically yellowish or reddish brown, suture and first interval or even lateral margin more or less fuliginous, disc sometimes with obscure, larger or smaller spots, largely fuliginous in exceptional cases; abdomen yellowish or reddish brow. Apical setae of middle and hind tibiae short and equal in length.