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dot in Hungary, based on the record above (P. BULIRSCH, pers. comm.), LÖBL & SMETANA (2003) by the country code HU and also MÜLLER-MOTZFELD (2004) from Hungary, also based on the record above, but without exact locality (P. BULIRSCH, pers. comm.). It was felt necessary to formally record it here. While CSIKI (1946) mentioned it only from Transylvania (Romania), the checklists of HORVATOVICH (1993) and ÁDÁM (1996) do not include this species. According to LÖBL & SMETANA (2003) its range covers Austria, Bulgaria, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Moldavia, Romania, Turkey (European territory) in Europe; Algeria, Egypt (North Africa); Egypt (Sinai), Turkmenistan in Asia. Dyschirius (Dyschirius) latipennis SEIDLITZ, 1867 - [Csongrád m.,] Makó, Maros, 15. V. 1947, leg. J. HAVELKA & K. KULT (2, CPB), identified by P. BULIRSCH (Prague, Czech Republic); [Csongrád m.,] Makó, Maros-folyó, parti föveny [= riverside sand], 26-29. VI. 1997, leg. P. PAULOVICS (1, HNHM), identified by J. RUDNER (Szeged, Hungary), checked by GY. SZÉL in 2006. - KUTHY (1897) and CSIKI (1946) mentioned it only from some places in Transylvania (Romania). HORVATOVICH (1993), ÁDÁM (1996) and LÖBL & SMETANA (2003) do not mention it from Hungary. According to MÜLLER-MOTZFELD (2004) it is distributed in Italy, the Balkan Peninsula and Slovakia. Harpalus (Harpalus) inexspectatus KATAEV, 1989 (Fig. 13) - Bács-Kiskun m., Kunszentmiklós, szikes legelő [= saline pasture], kövek alól egyelve [= singled from beneath stones], 5. IV. 1975, leg. O. MERKL (1 male, HNHM); [Hajdú-Bihar m.,] Hortobágyi NP. [= National Park], Nagyiván, Zám-puszta, egyelés [= singled], 8. VI. 1976, leg. HÁMORINÉ (1, HNHM). Identified by B. KATAEV (SaintPetersburg, Russia) in 2000. - HORVATOVICH (1993) did not mention this species in his checklist. ÁDÁM (1996) mentioned it in brackets suggesting that it may occur in Hungary. MÜLLER-MOTZFELD (2004) does not consider it as a Central European taxon. The specimen from Kunszentmiklós was previously identified by L. ÁDÁM as H. fuscipalpis, listed under this name in ÁDÁM & MERKL (1986), I revised it as male H. fuscicornis (in 1994). The specimen from Nagyiván was first determined in 1979 by F. HlEKE (Berlin) as H. fuscicornis. According to LÖBL & SMETANA (2003) its range covers the following countries: Armenia, Hungary, Moldavia, Russia (South European Territory), Ukraine in Europe; Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Uzbekistan in Asia. Microlestes negrita WOLLASTON, 1854 - Bács-Kiskun m., Dömsöd, Apajpuszta, szántóföld szegélye [= edge of agricultural land], 19. V. 2005, talajcsapda [= pitfall trap], leg. A. KOVÁCS & P. BATÁR Y (1 male, HNHM); Bács-Kiskun m., Kunszentmiklós, Bösztörpuszta, búzaföld szegélye [= edge of wheat field], 2. VI. 2005, talajcsapda [= pitfall trap], leg. A. KOVÁCS & P. BATÁRY (1 male, HNHM); Bács-Kiskun m., Szalkszentmárton, búzaföld szegélye [= edge of wheat field], 5.