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species with a peculiarly shaped abdomen have not yet been cleared up taxonomically (Blick et al. 1993). On this collecting spot I collected only one juvenile of the species at night from its horizontal web 20 cms above the water surface (10 August 1994). I collected mature individuals in the Great Hungarian Plain (Map 1). On the basis of their genitalia they can easily be identified with Tetragnatha kaestheri described in the works by Wiehle (1963), as well as by Heimer and Nentwig (1991). Glyphesis taoplesius Wunderlich, 1969 - It is a rare Central-European photobiont, hygrobiont species (Wunderlich 1969). I caught one male individual by a pitfall trap. Wunderlich, too, collected it in wetland habitats (Pruno-Fraxinetum, Glycerietum maximae). Besides the Glyphesus servulus on the basis of his research carried out in the Upper Tisza region (Map 1), Loksa reported a new Glyphesis species, which he described under the name G. conicus (Loksa, 1981). On the basis of the published illustrations, the two species can undoubtedly be considered as identical. Similarly, Loksa collected it in typically wetland cenoses (Eriophoro vaginato-Sphagnetum, Carici lasiocarpae-Sphagnetum, Dryopteridi-Alnetum). Mysmena jobi (Kraus, 1957) - A rare species, known from a number of places in Europe (Thaler and Noflatscher 1989). Earlier data on its occurrence in Hungary were published by Balogh (1938) and Loksa (1973, 1981). On the basis of the excellent drawings, the species named by Loksa as Mysmena leucoplagiata (Simon, 1879) is obviously identical with Mysmena jobi. This is confirmed by Thaler and Noflatscher (1989). Regarding the ecological needs of the species, the findings obtained in Hungary so far, clearly refer to a hygrobiont nature (Loksa 1973, 1981). Acknowledgement - Hereby I express my gratitude to Jörg Wunderlich for his kind help in connection with Glyphesis taoplesius. REFERENCES Balogh, J. I. (1933): Adatok a Balaton környékének pókfaunájához (I.) - A Magyar Biológiai Kutatóintézet I. Osztályának Közleményei 6: 133-141. Balogh, J. I. (1938): Neue Spinnenfaunistische Angaben aus Ungarn. - Fragm. Faun. Hung. 1(4): 63-64. Blick, T., Sammorey, T. und Martin, D. (1993): Spinnenaufsammlungen im NSG "Grosser Schwerin mit Steinhorn" (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern), mit Anmerkungen zu Tetragnatha reimoseri (syn. Eucta kaestneri), Theridion hemerobius und Philodromus praedatus (Araneae). -Arachnol. Mitt. 6: 26-33. Heimer, S. und Nentwig, W. (1991): Spinnen Mittehuropas. Verlag Paul Parey, 543 pp. Kolosváry, G. (1928a): Oekologische Ergebnisse meiner Spinnen-Nachforschungen an einem 192 Quadratmeter grossen Uferteil am Balaton-See. - Arch. Naturg. 92 A(7): 76-85. Kolosváry, G. (1928/?): 1926. évi pókgyűjtéseim Balatonaligán. - Archívum Balatonicum. Tihany II: 36-44.