S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 32/1. (Budapest, 1979)

Material examined: Holotypus (428-HO-79): Vértes locality; 1 ex. paratype collected with holotype, 2 ex. paratypes (428-PO-79) found at Szendehely. Holotype and 2 ex. paratypes are deposited in the Hungarian Natural History Museum; 1 ex. paratype in author's collection.. Remarks: There are two Suctobelbella species: S. diffissa Moritz, 1973 and S. pin niger Mahunka, 19 78, characterized by the presence of barbed notogastral hairs. However, Fig. 1. Oppia hungarica sp. nov. : dorsal view Fig. 2-3. SuctobelbeUa trichosa sp. nov. - 2: rostrum; 3: dorsal view the sensillar head of the former is beset with barbs; whereas the latter has a notogastral alveolus. In addition, the shape and number of rostral teeth are quite different. All these characters can be used for separating the new taxon from the other two congeners.