New data on the mesostigmatid mite fauna of Hungary (Acari: Mesostigmata)

Szabó, Árpád; Ripka, G.; Hajdú, Zoltán; Tempfli, B.; Varga, Mircea; Mészáros, Ilona; Kutasi, Cs.; Németh, Tamás; Pénzes, Béla

doi:10.1556/aphyt.48.2013.1.14

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“…The results have already been reported in some parts (see e.g. Szabó et al 2013, Disney 2014, Novák and Kutasi 2014. Several Hymenoptera specimens were also collected in these hypogean environments; in this paper we report the results of the survey regarding Hymenoptera.…”

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Hymenoptera from caves of Bakony Mountains, Hungary – an overlooked taxon in hypogean research

Vas¹,

Kutasi²

2016

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There are no known troglobiotic hymenopterans, although a few species regularly occur in caves, usually for an inactive phase of their life-cycles. During a recent faunistical survey of the invertebrate fauna of Bakony Mountains' caves (Hungary) several Hymenoptera specimens were collected in hypogean environments. In this paper we report the results of the survey regarding Hymenoptera. Although the Hymenoptera material was small in numbers, they provided valuable faunistical data: very rare or rarely collected species were found, and 5 taxa are first reported from hypogean environment. Aclastus longicauda Horstmann (Ichneumonidae: Cryptinae) was found new to the Hungarian fauna, considerably extending the distributional area of this species that has been known only from Northern Europe so far. Our local results clearly indicate that, both at local and world-wide level, research focusing on the usually overlooked Hymenoptera fauna of caves will certainly provide valuable faunistical, distributional and biogeographical data.

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Hymenoptera from caves of Bakony Mountains, Hungary – an overlooked taxon in hypogean research

Vas¹,

Kutasi²

2016

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“…, hitherto 76 species have been recorded from Hungary (Ripka, 2006;Szabó et al, 2013a;Demite et al, 2021). The genus Neoseiulus is one of the largest genera, and represented by twenty three species in the Hungarian fauna, viz.…”

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“…The genus Neoseiulus is one of the largest genera, and represented by twenty three species in the Hungarian fauna, viz. Neoseiulus agrestis (Karg), N. alustoni (Livshitz et Kuznetzov), N. amicus (Chant), N. astutus (Beglyarov), N. alpinus (Schweizer), N. bellinus (Womersley), N. bicaudus (Wainstein), N. brevispinus (Kennett), N. callunae (Willmann), N. californicus (McGregor), N. cucumeris (Oudemans), N. herbarius (Wainstein), N. huron (Chant et Hansell), N. marginatus (Wainstein), N. marinus (Willmann), N. phragmitidis (Bozai), N. populi (Bozai), N. reductus (Wainstein), N. salicicola (Bozai), N. setulus (Fox), N. umbraticus (Chant), N. versutus (Beglyarov) and N. zwoelferi (Dosse) (Ripka, 2006;Szabó et al, 2013a).…”

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Contributions to the knowledge of the plant-inhabiting mite fauna of Hungary and Austria (Acari: Parasitiformes and Acariformes)

Ripka

Király

Szabó

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Date-locality-host records for 37 mite species of 15 families are presented for Hungary and Austria. These results include the first record of eight species for Hungary, viz. Charletonia krendowskyi (Feider, 1954), Marantelophus rudaensis (Haitlinger, 1986), Cunaxa gazella (Berlese, 1916), Eupalopsellus oelandicus Sellnick, 1949, Tydeus lindquisti (Marshall, 1970), Neoseiulus dungeri (Karg, 1977), Neoseiulus tauricus (Livshitz et Kuznetzov, 1972) and Proctolaelaps drosophilae Karg, Baker et Jenkinson, 1995. Observations on habitat preferences, plant associations, co-occurrences and feeding behaviour are also provided.

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