H. dr. Harmat Beáta (szerk.): A Bakonyi Természettudományi Múzeum Közleményei 22. (Zirc, 2005)

CSABAI ZOLTÁN – MÓRA ARNOLD – BODA PÁL – CSER BALÁZS – MÁLNÁS KRISTÓF: Contribution to the aquatic insect fauna of the northern part of the Bakony mountains (Ephemeroptera, Coleoptera, Heteroptera and Trichoptera)

In Hungary it occurs in the Mátra Mountains, Szatmári-plain, Dráva region, near Szeged and Keszthely as well (ÚJHELYI 1966, TÓTH 1992b, SZIRÁKI 1998, KOVÁCS 2001, KOVÁCS et al. 1999, 2003). The species lives in backwaters and in the epipotamal region of slow flow­ing streams and drains. Detritus feeder. Hydroporus discretus discretus FAIRMAIRE et BRISOUT, 1859 - A Mediterranean species, but also occurs in Great Britain and Scandinavia. Its easternmost localities are known from the Caucasus and Iran. It lives mainly in streams feed by springs or forested, muddy-bottomed pools. The subspecies has only a few known localités in Hungary: Abaújszolnok, Darány, Felsőgagy, Miskolc, Nagyvisnyó, Kőszegi Mountains, Siófok, Szemere, Szuhafő and Orfű (ÁDÁM 1993, CSABAI and MÓRA 2002, CSABAI et al. 2004, GIDÓ and SZÉL 1998, HORVATOVICH 1981a). Hydroporus discretus ponticus ZAITZEV, 1927 - This subspecies is known from Armenia, Greece, Russia and Turkey. In Hungary it has only a few known occurrence: Balatonalmádi, Balatonhenye, Budapest, Érd, Kőszeg Mountains, Miskolc, Siófok, Tihany (ÁDÁM 1993, 1994). Hydroporus memnonius NICOLAI, 1822 - Known from North Africa and all over Europe, its easternmost localities are in Turkestan. In Hungary it was known from Aggtelek, Lesenceistvánd, Nagykovácsi, Orfú, Szemere, Szuhafő and Zádorfalva (ÁDÁM 1992, CSABAI and MÓRA 2002, CSABAI et al. 2004, MERKL 1999). It occurs in small water bodies, in springs or spring-fed streams, in most cases in moss or decaying leaves. Agabus striolatus (GYLLENHAL, 1808) - It is a rare Central and North European species, occurs mainly in southern boreal and temperate zones. It is known from France and Great Britain to Moscow. In Hungary the species was found in only a few localities: Badacsonytördemic, Barcs, Lakitelek, Tabdi, Farkasfa, Kaposvár, Kéleshalom, Mosonmagyaróvár, Pocsaj, Orfű, Szeged and Zalaszántó (ÁDÁM 1986, GIDÓ and SZÉL 1998, HORVATOVICH 1981a, 1981b and unpublished data). It prefers small, forested, astatic waterbodies, usually occurs in dense mossy or sedgy detritus. Helophorus discrepans REY, 1885 - This species is known from mountainous regions of Europe, East Asia and from Atlas Mountains. It occurs mainly in snowmelt pools and adja­cent waterbodies of streams and springs. In Hungary it has sporadic occurrence, is known from Huszárok, Farkasgyepü, Mecsek Mountains and Révfülöp (CSABAI et al. 2002). Previous and recent data of the species point to the fact, that this species got a foothold in lower mountains, moreover in hilly regions of Hungary. Helophorus dorsalis (MARSHAM, 1802) - A European species. Among the Helophorus species known to occur in Hungary this is the only one which is associated exclusively with the forested, shady puddles. That is why this species is known from only a few localities in Hungary. Laccobius simulatrix DORCHYMONT, 1932 - The species occurs from East European territorry to Midde Asia, and known from the Balkan, too. Its westernmost localities are in Austria and Italy. Rare in Hungary, only ten localities were known before: Bares, Bodrogkeresztúr, Bugac, Darány, Győr, Miskolc: Jávorkút, Múcsony, Szalonna, Tabdi, Zaláta (CSABAI et al 2002, 2004, MÓRA et al. 2005). Laccobius sinuatus MOTSCHULSKY, 1849 - Chiefly West and Central European, Mediterranean species, rare in Hungary, only a few localities were known before: Büttös, Gyenesdiás, Miskolc: Jávorkút, Múcsony, Pálháza: Kőkapu, Pápa, Siófok (CSABAI and MÓRA 2002, CSABAI et al. 2001,2002, ENDRŐDY-YOUNGA 1967, GENTILI and CHIESA 1975, SZÉL 1996). Berosus fulvus KUWERT, 1888 - Palaearctic species, according to HEBAUER and KLAUSNITZER (1998) the species is frequent in the area of Lake Fertő, but there were known only six correctly identified specimens from Hungary (Máriabesnyő, Szeged,

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