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[Haematopota ocelligera (Kröber, 1922)] - Not yet recorded from Hungary. South European species known from Rumania too. Haematopota pluvialis (Linnaeus, 1768) - Majer 1984: 57. - Commonest species both in Hungary and Europe (Fig. 9). Haematopota scutellata (Olsufjev, Moucha et Chvála, 1964)-Majer 1984: 57. - This species was described in 1964. This is the reason why we have only a few occurrence data of the species in Hungary. Central and South European species (Fig. 10). Haematopota subcylindrica Pandellé, 1883 - Majer 1984: 57. - It is known from most parts of Hungary, but not common. Central and East European species (Fig. 11). Heptatoma Meigen, 1803 Heptatoma pellucens (Fabricius, 1776) - Majer 1984: 56. - It occurs in most parts of Hungary, but not frequent (Fig. 12). European species. DIACHLORINI Philipomia Olsufjev, 1964 Philipomia aprica (Meigen, 1820)-Majer 1984: 56; Tóth 1999: 135.-It has a rather sporadic distribution mostly in mountainous areas of Hungary (Fig. 13). South and Central European species. Philipomiagraeca Fabricius, 1794-Tóth 1966: 109 (as Tabanusfulvicornis (Meigen, 1820)); Majer 1985: 50. - It is not common species. Rather sporadic, mostly in mountainous areas of Hungary (Fig. 14). Mediterranean, South and Central European species. The northern border of its distributional area is in Central Europe, Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic. Therioplectes Zeller, 1842 Therioplectes gigas (Herbst, 1787) - Majer 1983: 54; Tóth 1999: 122. - This species is attached to the mountainous areas mainly. Rather rare in the lowland areas of Hungary too (Fig. 15). East Mediterranean species. The northern border of its distribution lies in Central Europe. * Acknowledgement - This study was supported by the Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA 30875).