S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 64. (Budapest, 2003)
LIST OF SPECIES In order to make the locality labels easy to understand the following abbreviations and the translation of non-English words are listed: É. oldal = northern side (face of a mountain); f. nieco zóltsza = somewhat yellower form (variety); felé = toward; h. = mountain; hegy = mountain; k. = district; k. k. = administrative division; körzet = district; obi. = region; réten hálózva = sweeping on a pasture; rom = ruin; term. véd. terület = nature conservation area; tvt. = nature conservation area; zobr. = collected. Acantholyda posticalis pinivora Enslin, 1918 - Material examined: Ukraine: 1 female "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Hoveria, 1700 m" Pozsizsevszkaja, 14-15.VII. 1979, leg. Ermolenko". Remarks - This species has been recorded from Ukraine by Bokotey (1956, 1964; as Lyda nemoralis) and Ermolenko (1966; as A. posticalis). Acantholyda pumilionis (Giraud, 1861 ) - Material examined: Ukraine: 1 male "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Hoveria, 1700 m" "Pozsizsevszkaja, 14-15.VII. 1979, leg. Ermolenko"; 1 female "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Hoveria, 1400 m" "Pozsizsevszkaja, 13.VII. 1979, leg. Ermolenko". Remarks - This species has been recorded from Ukraine by Bokotey (1964; as Lyda pumilionis) and Ermolenko (1966). Cephalcia abietis (Linnaeus, 1758) - Material examined: Ukraine: 1 female "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Hoveria, 1200 m" "Pozsizsevszkaja, 16.VII.1979, leg. Ermolenko." Remarks - Bokotey (1956, 1964; as Cephalcia abietis), Ermolenko (1966), and Zombori & Ermolenko (1999) recorded this species from Ukraine. Cephalcia alashanica Gussakovskij, 1935 - Material examined: Ukraine: 1 male "Pozsizsevszkaja k., Csorna Hora" "1300-1500 m, 8.V1I.1963, leg. Ermolenko." Poland: 1 female "1, N. Ustrori, L. Lesnica, 141a, zobr. 4.VI. 85, f. nieco zótlsza." Remarks - This species has been found in Austria, the former Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, Russia (Moscow obi., Yenisey area), Sweden, Switzerland, and The Netherlands, besides southern Mongolia and northern China (Viitasaari 2002). This is the first distribution record from Ukraine and Poland. Cephalcia alpina (Klug, 1808) and Cephalcia annulicornis (Hartig, 1837) - Material examined: Ukraine: [C. alpina]: 4 males "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Vorochta" "8.V. 1963, leg. Ermolenko"; 4 males "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Vorochta" "1 I.V.1963, leg. Ermolenko"; 4 males "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Hoverlától, 13 km-re" "9.V.1963, leg. Ermolenko"; 1 female "Kárpátalja, Máramarosi k. k., Hoverla-h., 1500-1700m" "réten hálózva, 1997. VI. 17, leg. Gumovsky"; 1 female "Lvovszkajakörzet, 45 km D Lvovtól, Rostoche Reserve" "14. VIII. 1989, leg. Ermolenko." [C. annulicornis]: 1 females, 2 males "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Vorochta" "8.V. 1963, leg. Ermolenko"; 1 male "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Vorochta" "9.V. 1963, leg. Ermolenko"; 1 male "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Vorochta" "U.V. 1963, leg. Ermolenko"; 1 male "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Hoverlától, 13 km-re" "9.V.1963, leg. Ermolenko." [Undetermined]: 6 males "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Vorochta" "8.V. 1963, leg. Ermolenko"; 2 males "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Vorochta" "1 I.V. 1963, leg. Ermolenko"; 2 males "Jaremcsanszki körzet, Hoverlától, 13 km-re" "9.V.1963, leg. Ermolenko." Remarks - Cephalcia annulicornis was long considered to be a junior synonym of C. alpina (= C.falleni (Dalmann, 1823)), until Battisti etal. (1998) treated them as separate species. The two species differ, according to Battisti et al. (1998), in karyological, biological, and morphological characters, though they are sympatric, occurring together in the same place and almost simultaneously. In morphological characters, the two species were distinguished by the colour pattern of the head, thorax and abdomen in the females and by the colour pattern of the head and thorax in the males (Battisti et al. 1998). We have tried to identify the Carpathian specimens of this group by using these characters. Of the 31 specimens examined, 14 specimens (2 females and 12 males) were identified with C.
