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as Moldavia. In Hungary occurs sporadically. — Localities: 1/1: 1 female: Egyek, Ohat, nature reserved forest, taken with soil trap. 1 female: Orgovány, taken with soil trap. 1 female: Zamárdi — II/l: 1 male (lectotype of Ph. nigra, in Budapest Museum, Hym. Typ. No. 475): Budapest, Sváb-hegy, leg. Szépligeti. 1 male: Tihany — VI/2: 1 male: Simontornya — VI-IX. Phanerotomella rufa (Marshall, 1898) (= Ph. graeffei Fischer, 1959; Ph. kerteszi Szépligeti, 1900) — Its distribution is similar to that of Ph. bisulcata. Fairly sporadic in Hungary. — Localities: 1/1: 1 female: Balatonszabadi. 1 male: Budapest, Lóversenytér — II/l: 1 male: Budaörs. 4 males: Budapest, Sas-hegy — II/2: 1 female: Jósvafő, Szelce-völgy. 1 male: Kerecsend, Fácános-berek — III/3 and II 1/5 (Transylvania): 12 males: Nagyenyed (= Aiud). 1 male: Ósebeshely (= Sibiçel) — VII. SIGALPHINAE The sigalphine subfamily comprises in Europe as well as in Hungary two species belonging to two genera, Acampsis Wesmael and Sigalphus Latreille, each. Recently the subfamily was revised resulting seven Sigalphus species distributed in the world of which four occur in the Palaearctic Region, one in Europe. Certain controversies concerning the judgement of the validity of a few taxon names are to be ascertained (van Achterberg 1995, Sharkey and Janzen 1995). Acampsis Wesmael, 1835 Acampsis alternipes (Nees, 1816) — Distributed in the western Palaearctic Region. In Hungary a fairly frequent species, first reported from Budapest (Sas-hegy and Svábhegy) by Szépligeti (1896a: 178). The geometrid caterpillar Alsophila aescularia reared in Hungary (further details see below) are its new and first host. — Localities: II/l: 5 females + 9 males: Budakeszi, Hársbokor-hegy (1 female taken with light trap). 1 female: Budapest, Gellérthegy. 1 female + 10 males: Budapest, Sváb-hegy. 1 male: Csesznek, Gézaháza. 2 males: Nagykovácsi. 1 female: Nagykovácsi, Juliannamajor, 16 June 1980 (collecting time of the caterpillar host), ex Alsophila aescularia Denis et Schiffermüller (Lepidoptera, Geometridae) 1 April 1981, host's food-plant Corylus avellana, leg. et educ. Gy. Szél. 7 males: Pilisszentkereszt, Dobogókő. 3 males: Szár, Zuppa-völgy — II/2: 1 male: Cserépfalu, Hór-völgy. 1 female: Kerecsend, Fácános-berek. 4 males: Noszvaj, Síkfőkút — V/l: 1 male: Kőszeg, Stájerházak — VI/ 1: 1 male: Pécs, Dömörkapu. 1 male: Pécs, Nagy-Mély-vöÍgy — VI/2: 1 male: Becsvölgye, Barabásszeg — IVV and VII—VIII, taken frequently in April and May. Sigalphus Latreille, 1802 Sigalphus irrotator (Fabricius, 1775) — A Palaearctic species. In Hungary rare; new to the fauna of Hungary. — Localities: 1/1: 1 male: Bocsa, nature reserved area. 2 females: Borosjenő (= Ineu, Transylvania) — II/l: 1 male: Budapest, Sas-hegy. 1 female: Pilismarót. 1 female: Pomáz — IV (Transylvania): 1 female: Mehadia (= Mehadia) — IV and VI-VII.
