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Móra, A., Deák, Cs., Kálmán, Z., Lőkkös, A., Soós, N., Csabai, Z.: Contribution to the aquatic insect fauna of Káli-medence and Fekete-hegy, and their surroundings (Balaton Uplands)
S. trifasciatum was firstly collected in Balaton catchment area ( DEÁK and MÓRA 2009), where it is a characteristic species for small streams. Since it was found in some other territories of Hungary ( DEÁK et al. 2011; MÓRA et al. 2010a). DIPTERA: CHIRONOMIDAE Schineriella schineri (Stróbl, 1880) - This species is known from large parts of Europe. However it only has been recorded from few localities, probably because the larva has only recently been described (VALLENDUUK and MOLLER PILLOT 2007). However, it is possible that in the past larvae have been identified as Zavrelimyia. Larvae live in ponds and pools. ZILAHI-SEBESS (1944) published Hungarian data for this species, but the collecting site was out of present borders of Hungary (Szalonca, now in Slovakia). Such Sch. schineri is new to the fauna of Hungary. Telmatopelopia nemorum (Goetghebuer, 1921) - Widespread species in Europe. The larvae live in small, mostly temporary pools in woodlands and bogs (VALLENDUUK and MOLLER PILLOT 2007). Based on our results the small marshy ponds on the plateau of Feketehegy are typical habitats for this species. It is new species to the fauna of Hungary. Xenopelopia falcigera (Kieffer, 1911) - Widespread species all over Europe. Beyond two old records (vö. MÓRA and DÉVAI 2004) it has recently been collected from only one locality in Hungary ( MÓRA et al. 2007). The larvae of this species inhabit stagnant and temporary standing waters with dense vegetation. Based on our results the small ponds on the top and plateaus of hills around the Káli-medence are typical habitats for this species. Bryophaenocladius cf. nitidicollis (Goetghebuer, 1913) - Palaearctic species. Larvae of this species are terrestrial, and the collected specimen was found in wet moss in the partially dried out bed of the stream. Only questionable Hungarian records of this species have been known from streams in Balaton Uplands ( SZÍTÓ 1999). Although the morphological characters of the collected specimen fit with those given by PANKRATOVA (1970) for B. nitidicollis, the identification is unsure because the majority of the species of this genus are unknown as larvae. Corynoneura lobata Edwards, 1924 - Holarctic species. The larvae inhabit springs, small watercourses and ponds. C. lobata has rarely been collected in Hungary, and has only been known from some watercourses in the catchment area of Lake Balaton and in Bakony Mountains ( MÓRA et al. 2008, 2010a), but this is probably only because of its very small body size. Cricotopus trifascia Edwards, 1929 - Holarctic species also occuring in the Oriental region. It live both standing and flowing waters. In Hungary it is only known from the small watercourses of Balaton Uplands ( MÓRA et al. 2007). Eukiefferiella gracei (Edwards, 1 929) - Widely distributed species in Palaearctic region. Old Hungarian records of this species are questionable because of taxonomic problems (see MÓRA and DÉVAI 2004). Confirmed records from Bükk Mountains and River Zala were given by NAGY et al. (2007) and MÓRA et al. (2008). Our results suggest that stable populations exist in Balaton Upland due to hundreds of exuviae were collected from Burnót-patak. Psectrocladius octomaculatus Wülker, 1956 - A widespread species all over Europe. Larvae live in permanent and temporary ponds and pools. The species name was firstly mentioned by KOSKENNIEMI (1989) from Hungary, but without exact species level identification (as Psectrocladius cf. octomaculatus). Since the first voucher specimens were collected by us, P. octomaculatus is regarded as new species to the Hungarian fauna here. 153
