Janus Pannonius Múzeum Évkönyve 41-42 (1996-1997 )(Pécs, 1998)
Természettudományok - Ádám László: A Janus Pannonius Múzeum holyvagyűjteménye, III. (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae)
48 A JANUS PANNONIUS MÚZEUM ÉVKÖNYVE 41-42 (1996-97) Collection of rove-beetles (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae) of the Janus Pannonius Museum (Pécs, Hungary), I—III. László ÁDÁM The collection of the Janus Pannonius Museum contains 535 species of Staphylinidae (a total of 1166 species is known to occur in Hungary). Altogether 20 species (Xylostiba bosnica, Craetopycrus degener, Paederidus carpathicola, Paederus brevipennis, Rugilus mixtus, Leptacinus aristaeus, L. ops, Bisnius parous, Euryporus picipes, Raphirus dubius fimbriatus, Schinomosa angularis, Tachyporus corpulentus, T. paliidus, Gyrophaena williamsi, Agaricophaena boleti, Placusa complanata, Atheta aquatica, Dinarda maerkelii, Phloeopora scribae, Lasiochara bonnairei) are recorded from Hungary for the first time. A new species (Dinaraea hungarica) was described in an other work (ÁDÁM 1994.) The majority of the material was collected in the southern part of the Great Hungarian Plain (Dráva-mellék), Southern, South-western and Western Transdanubia (Mecsek and Villány Mts., Zselic Hills; Belso- and Külsó-Somogy; Őrség; etc.). Many species (Phloeocharis subtilissima, Metopsia clypeata, Pteronius brachypterus, Elonium minutum, Anthobium atrocephalum, Stenus aterrimus, Hemistenus ochropus, Euaesthetus ruficapillus, Paede rus littoralis, Leptacinus formicetorum, Hyponygrus atratus, Acanthophus laevigatus, Paraphallus linearis, Baptolinus affinis, Bisnius carbonarius, B. cognatus, B. debilis, Gabrius osseticus, G splendidulus, Microsaurus brevis, Quedius fuliginosus, Qu. molochinus, Raphirus limbatoides, R. nemorális, R. nigriceps, Habrocerus capillaricornis, Schinomosa clavicornis, Mycetoporus splendidus, Sepedophilus marshami, S. testaceus, Tachyporus atriceps, T. solutus, Amidobia talpa, Notothectaflavipes, Lyprocorrhe anceps, Evanystes circellaris, Bessobia fungivora, Xenota myrmecobia, Mocyta orbata, Mycetota laticollis, Drusilla canaliculata, Pella cognata, P.funesta, Lomechusa paradoxa, Oxypoda vittata, Demosoma annulare, D.formiceticola, Thiasophila angulata) were collected from nest of ants (particularly from nests of Formica species). The following species were collected from nest of hornets (Vespa crabro): Bessobia fungivora, Atheta nigricornis, A. ravilla, Polychara sanguinea, P. sparsa. Bird and mammal nests, too, were investigated, however, staphylinids were captured only in little number there. Tachyporus solutus was found in sparrow nest, Omalium caesum, Anotylus inustus, Oxypoda opaca and Coprochara bipustulata in fox burrow. The following species were collected in mouse nest: Omalium caesum, Coprophilus striatulus, Anotylus sculpturatus, Bisnius quisquiliarius, Heterothops niger, Poctyna paradoxa, Atheta hybrida, Coprochara bipustulata. The following staphylinid species were collected in the caves of the Mecsek Mts. (Abaligeti-barlang, Kólyuk, Vízfő-barlang): Pteronius atomarius, P. brachypterus, P. ovális, Phyllodrepa floralis, Omalium rivulare, Anthobium atrocephalum, Lesteva alpestris, Aploderus caelatus, Stenus maculiger, Hemistenus subaeneus, Distichalius cinctus, Raphirus suturalis, R. umbrinus, Palporus nitidulus, Tachinus rufipes, Aloconota sulcifrons, Dralica vilis, Parocyusa longitarsis, Ocalea badia, Oxypoda acuminata, O. spectabilis. Evanystes spinicollis (Kraatz, 1862) and Oreostiba tibialis (Heer, 1839) have no closer locality data (these species have not been mentioned in the main part of the present work), their occurrence in Hungary is highly improbable and requires (further) confirmation. As for the characteristic species collected in the Great Hungarian Plain (Dráva-mellék) and the Transdanubian areas some examples are given in the following: - the southern part of the Great Hungarian Plain (Drávamellék): Olophrum viennense, Arpedium quadrum, Troginus despectus, Paederus balcanicus, Pseudomedon obscurellus, P. obsoletus, Scopaeus bicolor, Bisnius diversiceps, B. punctus, Paragabrius fumarius, Chyusata nitella, Ityocara rubens; - the southern part of Transdanubia (Mecsek Mts., Villány Mts. and Zselic Hills): Omalium cinnamomeum, Stenus maculiger, Schinomosa punctipennis, Tachinus bonvouloiri; - the south-western part of Transdanubia (Belsó-Somogy): Paratrogophloeus opacus; - the western part of Transdanubia (Őrség, Vend-vidék): Megarthrus hemipterus, Olophrum austriacum, Hesperophilus cribricollis, Paederidus ruficollis, Paederus brevipennis, Bisnius cyanipennis, Paragabrius nigrita, Euryporus picipes, Tachyporus corpulentus, Gyrophaena williamsi, Euryusa brachelytra, Microdota palleola. Author's address: László Ádám H-1082 Budapest Bókay J. u. 33.
