Dr. Murai Éva szerk.: Parasitologia Hungarica 25. (Budapest, 1992)

Molinostrongylus panousei Dollfus, 1954 syn. Molinostrongylus ornatus (Mönnig, 1927) sensu Yanchev and Stoykova (1973). Records: 1. Dollfus (1954); 2. BaruS and Tenora (1967); 3. Mészáros (1971); 4. Durette-Desset and Chabaud (1975); 5. Mészáros and Mas-Coma (1980); 6. Tkatch and Sharpilo (1988); 7. Present study. Descriptions: 1 (original description), 2,3,4,5,6, 7. Host: Miniopterus schreibersi (1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7). Distribution: Morocco (1) (type locality); Afghanistan (2); Ukraine (6); France (4); Spain (5); Bulgaria (7). Comments: see above. Molinostrongylus spasskii Andrejko, Pinchuk and Skvorzov, 1968 syn. ? Molinostrongylus daubentoni Zdzitowiecki, 1970. Records: 1. Andrejko, Pinchuk and Skvorzov (1968); 2. Zdzitowiecki (1970); 3. Skvorzov (1971a); 4. Skvorzov (1971b); 5. Andrejko (1973); 6. Durette-Desset and Chabaud (1975); 7. Tkatch and Sharpilo (1988). Descriptions: 1 (original description), 2,4,6 (only a drawing of copulatory apparatus). Hosts: Myotis daubentoni (type host) (1,2,4, 7); M. myotis (4); M. mystacinus (4). Distribution: Moldova (type localities - Orgeevskiy, Rezinskiy and Kotovskiy regions) (1,3,4, 5); Ukraine (7); Poland (2). Comments: Skvorzov (1971b) considers, though he does not give arguments, that Molinostrongylus daubentoni Zdzitowiecki, 1970, is a synonym of M. spasskii. Durette-Desset and Chabaud (1975) express a similar suggestion. As long as the synlophe of both species has not been examined at all, we consider that the problem of their synonymy needs further evidence. Molinostrongylus vespertilionis Morosov and Spassky, 1961 Records: 1. Morosov and Spassky (1961); 2. Andrejko and Skvorzov (1966); 3. Mészáros (1966); 4. Mészáros (1971); 5. Skvorzov (1971a); 6. Skvorzov (1971b); 7. BaruS and Tenora (1977); 8. Mel'nichenko and Panasenko (1979); 9. Tkatch and Sharpilo (1988); 10. Present study. Descriptions: 1,6,7 (without drawings), 9 (drawings only of spicules and tail extremity of female), 10 (only of male specimens). Hosts: Myotis bechsteini (2, 6); M. dasycneme (2, 6); M. daubentoni (2, 6); M. myotis (6); M. mystacinus (2, 6, 7); M. btythi (6); Vespertilio murinus (9); Pipistrellus nathusii (8); P. pipistrellus (type host) (1, 6, 9); Eptesicus serotinus (9); Nyctalus leisleri (4, 6, 9); N. noctula (6, 9). Distribution: Byelorussia - Belovezhskaya Pushcha (type locality) (1); Ukraine (8, 9); Moldova (2,5, 6); Hungary (3, 4); Norway (7). Comments: see above.