List of research workers on Trichoptera

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AGRIOTYPUS WANTED
HBÜHOB, B., 1991. üaioipa. - TOM xe: 46-61.
Ivanov.V., 1991. The caddisflies of Pamir. - I am interested in the study of Agriotypidae
Acta hydroentomol.latvica 1:46-61. (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidea). This is a small
The annotated list of 45 species of family containing about 9 species, among
caddisflies, 7 of which are new to the former which 5 species have been discovered in
USSR (the territory studied is now included China. They parasitize prepupa and pupa of
in Tadzhikistan); 6 species new to science caddisflies. The parasitized host larval case
are described elsewhere. Dolophilodes ornatus has a very characteristic ribbon-like append-
Ulmer = D.dharmacala Schimd, Astratodina age of about 1-5 cm in length at the anterior
inermis Mosely = A.miTilracula Schmid, end of the case. One may encounter in water
stenophylax micraulax McL. = P.granulatus parasitized host larval cases containing
Martynov. Rhyacophila "larva praebranchiata" adult parasites in most time of the year,
Lepneva (1964) Ts iï.extensa Mart., Himalo- except probably in summer. I would like to
psyche "larva hoplura" Lepneva (1964Î seems borrow parasitized host larval cases and
to be H.todma Schmid. The region studied adult specimens for study.
resembles faunistically the mountains of
Afghanistan and Pakistan, and differs Hsiu-fu Chao
significantly from the northern part of Biological Control Research Institute
Middle Asia. The fauna of Central Pamir is Fujian Agricultural College
poor, East Pamir was not studied Fuzhou, Fujian, China.
faunistically. Zoogeography, biology and
ecology of the Pamirian caddisflies are
discussed.
, H., KyjiajcoBCKafl, 0., 1991. FperapnHH pyqetaHKOB BOfloeuoB
BepxHero ^HecTpa. - Tan xe: 62-67. LIST OF RESEARCH WORKERS ON TRICHOPTERA
Danko.N., Kulakovskaya.O., 1991. The
Kokichi AOYA, Sennan Junior High School,
gregarines of caddisflies in the Upper Dnestr
Sennan-mura, Senboku-gun, Akita, 019-12,
bassin. - Acta hydroentomol.latvica 1:62-67.
Japan.
Twelve species of gregarines were found in
Present interest: Stenopsychidae in
28 species of caddisfliec. Altogether 1237
streams, other Trichoptera in springs of
specimens (45 species, 9 families of
underground water. Ecology and Biology.
Trichoptera) were studied. The number of
Investigation area: Tohoku district in Japan.
caddisflies with gregarines is higher in
Previously studied: Life cycles and
stagnant pools. Gregarines were found only in
production of co-existing species of
larvae; during pupation, or under conditions
Stenopsyche. Other interests: Ecology of
unsuitable to the hosts, the gregarines leave
Stenopsyche. Synecology of animal community
the larvae. 37,6% of larvae are infested, in
Tri springs. Informations wanted: Literature
the stagnant waters up to 71,1%. Adult
on Stenopsychidae.
caddisflies are mainly aphagous and cannot
acquire gregarines with food. The gregarines
William H.CLARK, Assistant Director, Orma
in larvae were recorded only in the
J.Smith Museum of Natural History, College of
intestine, never in the hemocoele. Infested
Idaho, Caldwell, Idaho 83605, USA.
larvae look the same as healthy ones.
Occupation: Senior Water Quality Analyst,
Numerous species of gregarines occur
Idaho Division of Environmental Quality,
sometimes in a single larva; one or two are
Boise, Idaho. Research subject: Trichoptera
dominant while the others are rare.
as water quality indicators, stream ecology,
Gregarines were recorded in 19 species of
distribution in Idaho and Baja California,
caddis larvae for the first time; some
Mexico. Previously studied: Trichoptera of
species of these Protozoa are new to Ukraine.
Rock Creek, Idaho. - Investigation areas:
Idaho (USA) and Baja California (Mexico). -
CyKaweBa, H., 1991. IIo3ÄHeueJi0B0fl aTan B HCTOPHH oTpufla pytjeftHHKOB Material wanted: Representative taxa
world-wide desired for Museum reference
(Trichoptera). - Tail xe: 68-85.
collection (especially from western US or
Sukatsheva.I., 1991. The Late Cretaceous Mexico). Pinned or alcohol ok as long as full
period in the history of the caddisflies collection labels are included. - Information
(Trichoptera). - Acta hydroentomol.latvica wanted: Reprints, journals, books needed for
1:68-85. Museum reference library. Coverage on all
The change in living conditions occurring groups of plants and animals needed. - Other
in the Middle Cretaceous brought about the activities and interests: Ants (Hymenoptera,
extinction of many insect species. Caddis- Formicidae); natural history of the Central
flies became extinct mainly because a change Desert of Baja California. Desert ecology.
in hydrochemical conditions, when large Water quality.
amounts of the foliage were added from the
angiosperms that became abundant at that Katarzyna MAtYSZ, M.Sc, University
time. Early Cretaceous Trichoptera were Assistant. Uniwersitet -hodzki, Zakiad
numerous and their remnants are well known; Biologii Ewolucyjnej, Banacha 12/16, PL -
the Late Cretaceous caddisflies are rare and 90-237 -fcodz, Poland.
these fossils were found recently in more Present interests: life cycles, egg and
than 30 deposits throughout the world. A list larval development, trophic groups of
of 32 species, from cases only, is given with caddisflies. Other activities and interests:
data on their distribution in space and time. larval behaviour, environmental protection of
Ten new species, from cases, are described, 8 inland waters. - Information wanted: papers
of which are from the Far East of Russia. on problems mentioned above.
Most of the species known inhabited the
shallow waters of ancient lakes. Upper Fernando MUNOZ QUESADA. Apdo #22,
Cretaceous caddis cases are very uniform and Sto Domingo, Heredia, Costa Rica. Occupation:
have some resemblance to Phryganeidae. A low Curador, Investigador.
variability of case construction is found Present interest: Evolution, Systematics
from the Lower Caenozoic up to the Oligocène. and Biogeography of Trichoptera.
Caddisflies appear to be good indicators of Investigation areas: Tropical Central & South
Cretaceous environmental changes. America.