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OdonatologicalAbstracts
1978 nasekomyh. - [Functionalpeculiaritiesofthein-
sectsynapticapparatus].Dokl. Chten. PamyatiN.A.
(15401) TEVESZ, 1978. Benthicrecoloniza- Holodkovskogo37:44-79.(Russ.). - (Author’spost-
tionpatternsintheVermilionriver,Ohio.Kirtlandia al addressnotstated).
27:1-17. - (FormerlyatDeptGeol.Sci.,Cleveland A review paper, mostlybased on the situation in
St.Univ.,USA; currentaddress unknown). Locustamigratoria,but inchafewreferences tothe
2recolonization studies wereperformed(9July-13 Odon.
Aug., 13Aug.-6Sept.)byplantinginvertebrate-free
sedimentary“islands” in theriver substratumand (15404) NELSON,B., 1985. Coenagrionlunulatum
thencollectingthematsetintervals.Theodon. were (Charpentier)(Odonata)newtoFermanagh(H33).
representedontheundisturbed sedimentarybottom Ir. Nat. J. 21(11): 503-504. - (DeptZool.,Ulster
by“Clithemis”[= Celithemis?]larvae,which invari- Mus.,Bot.Gardens, Belfast,BT9SAB, UK).
ablyappearedonthe islandsbythe5thweekinthe The sp. isrecorded from2inter-drumlin lakes(alt.
firststudy andby the24th dayinthesecond study. 160m),Ireland;14/16-VI-1984.TheWatson’sLough
Driftwaslikely animportantsourceoforganisms habitatanditsodon.faunaaredescribed.C.lunula-
intheearlystages ofrecolonization,but the taxo- tumhasbeendiscovered in Irelandin 1981 (cf. OA
nomiccompositionofthesedimentaryislandswas 4156);theknown recordsareherereviewed.
notentirelypredictedby the totalcompositionof
thedriftfauna. (15405) SVIDERSKIY,V.L., 1985.Pole!nasekomyh:
neyrofiziologicheskieaspekty. - [Insectflight:neu-
1979 rophysiologicalaspects].Dokl. Chten.PamyatiN.A.
Holodkovskogo37;3-43.(Russ,). —(Author’spostal
(15402) WOOTTON,R.J.,1979.Function,homology addressnotstated).
and terminologyin insect wings. Syst. Em. 4: 81- Areview paper,dealingmostlywiththesituationin
-93. —(HatherlyLabs,Sch.Biol.Sci.,Univ. Exeter, Locusta migratoriaand in Diptera,but including
Prince ofWalesRd,Exeter,EX44PS,UK). severalreferences totheOdon.Animportantbutlit-
The history ofcurrentsystemsofwingnomencla- tle-knownRussianpaperrelated tothisfieldinodon.
tureissummarized,and the underlyingprinciples is:V.G.Sveshnikov, 1972,Stroenieifunksional’nye
arereviewed.Conflictingaspectsofcommonlyused osobennostireceptorovgolovy,kontroliruyushchih
systems ofwingterminologyareevaluated,andil- robotykrylovyh myshic strekozy[Structure and
lustratedrecommendationsareputforwardforcon- functional propertiesofreceptorsin thehead ofa
sistent namingofveins,branches andwingareas. dragonfly,controllingtheactivity ofwingmuscu-
lature],Zh.Evol. biohim.Fiziol 8(6);530-535.
1985
(15406) TEVESZ, 1985. Benthiccolonization
(15403) MANDEL’SHTAM, Yu.E., 1985. Funk- in freshwater:asynthesis. Kirtlandia 41: 3-14. -
cional’nye osobennosti sinapticheskogo apparata (FormerlyatDeptGeol. Sci.,Cleveland St. Univ.,
190 OdonatologicalAbstracts
USA;current addressunknown). -Zellerfeld).
Colonization ofdefaunated substrata by benthic The stratigraphical position of someNamurian
organismsproceeds in anorderly and predictable pterygoteinsectsisreviewed. Thepreviouslysuggest-
mannerin diverse freshwater environments. Early edLower Namurian age ofthe2 odon. spp. (Meg-
colonizers tendtoberelativelysmallorganismsthat anisoptera:Eugeropteridae),viz.Eugeropteronlu-
havebroad environmentaltolerances andhighpow- natumRiek, 1984andGeropteronarcuatum Riek,
ersofdispersal.Theyoccurincommunities where 1984,fromMalanzan,Argentina,isnotcertain;an
speciesrichnessislow. Latercolonizers (incl.odon.), earlyWestphalianageforthese spp. appearsmore
occurin more diverse communities and tendtobe likely.Fortheoriginaldescriptions,seeOA 4786.
largerand possiblybetterprotected.Thesefindings
suggestthatthestructureandcolonizationpatterns (15410) NEW,T.R., 1994. Exoticinsects inAustral-
of freshwater communities arelinked to environ- ia.GleneaglesPublishing,GlenOsmond/Australia.
mental factors,the most obvious ofwhich is the x+138pp.ISBN1-87-5553-03.7. - (Publishers:P.O.
temporalproximityto disturbance.The causesof Box41,GlenOsmond,SA5064,AU).
natural disturbances thatlocallydestroyportions InsectsintroducedbyaccidentoronpurposetoAus-
offreshwater benthic communities arevaried,yet traliaarediscussed. Odon.havenoexoticAustralian
thefunctionalresponse ofthosecommunities tothe representatives,althoughanumber ofstrongly-fly-
disturbance isinvariablysimilar. Thesefindingsare ingspp.arewidespreadandAustraliaispartoftheir
in contrast tolong held views which placedgreat naturalrange.
importanceonthe controllinginfluence of ambi-
ent physical/chemicalenvironmental parameters. 1995
Itseems that communitystructure and dynamics
infreshwaterarecloselyrelatedtothefrequencyof (15411) LABEDZKI, A., 1995. TheOdonata(drag-
disturbance. onflies)of Gorce National Park: state ofknow-
ledgeand expected developments.Parkinar. Rez-
1989 erw. Przyr. 14(3): 97-102. (Pol., with Engl. s.). -
(KatedraEntomologiiLesnej,Akad. Rolnicza,ul.
(15407) CHAO, H.-f.,1989.Collection,preparation WojskaPolskiego71a,PO-60-625Poznan).
and preservation ofdragonflies. KunchongZhishi 23spp.arelistedfromthePark. Sympecmapaedisca
26(3): 173-174. (Chin.,with Engl, title incontents andLeucorrhinia pectoralisareofparticularinter-
table). - (Authordeceased). est. Itisexpected,the completionandfloodingof
[Abstractnotavailable] the Czorsztyn Reservoir will favourablyaffectthe
local odon. fauna.
(15408) NELSON,B„R.NORTHRIDGE& I.RIP-
PEY, 1989. TheOdonata(Insecta) ofco.Ferman- (15412) SUGIMURA, M.& R. NIHASHI, 1995.
agh,Ireland, Bull. Jr.biogeogr.Soc. 12:113-134. - Interspecifichybrids ofSympetrumkunckeli x S.
(FirstAuthor:DeptZool.,UlsterMus.,Bot.Gar- e.eroticum. Gensei67: 11-15.(Jap.,with Engl.s.).
dens,Belfast,BT95AB, UK). — (SecondAuthor; 2936, Niguchi, Daimon-cho,
Records have beencollected from 157sites, 16spp. Imizu-gun,Toyama-ken,939-02,JA).
arelisted,ofwhichCoenagrionlunulatum israre 8 6 specimens, assumed torepresenthybridsbe-
andofparticularinterest. Habitatrequirementsof tweenthe2spp, mentionedin thetitle,aredescribed
eachsp. arepointedout. andillustrated.
1994 1996
(15409) BRAUCKMANN,C,B.BRAUCKMANN (15413) BOYLE,T.P.,J.F.FAIRCHILD, E.F ROB-
&E.GRONING, 1994.Thestratigraphicalposition INSON-WILSON, P.S. HAVERLAND & J.A.
oftheoldestknown Pterygota(Insecta,Carbonifer- LEBO, 1996. Ecological restructuring in experi-
ous, Namurian).AnnlsSoc. geol. Belg. 117: 47-56. mentalaquaticmicrocosms duetotheapplicationof
(WithFr. s.). - (Inst.Geol. u.Palaontol.,Techn. diflubenzuron. Emir. Toxicol. Chem. 15(10):1806-
Univ. Clausthal,Leibnizstr. 10,D-38678 Clausthal- -1814. - (SecondAuthor: MidwestSci.Cent.,Natn.
OdonatologicalAbstracts 191
Biol. Serv., 4200 New Haven Rd,Columbia,MO nata: Gomphidae)in Missouri and Arkansas. J.
65201,USA). Ark. Acad. Sci. 55:43-50. - (FirstAuthor:Dept
Diflubenzuronisachitin-inhibitinginsecticide,used Biol. Sci.,ArkansasSt.Univ.,StateUniversity,AR
incontrollingamultitude ofinvertebratepests. Its 72467,USA).
modeofaction is selective.The odon. areconsid- Thesp. isendemictotheInteriorHighlands(Ozark
ered“somewhatresistant”,inthepresentstudythey Plateaus andOuachitaMts),inMissouri,Arkansas
were“apparentlyinsensitive”.Thishasapositiveef- and SEKansas. Itslifehistoryisstill little known.
fectonbluegillthatnormallyfeeds mostlyon(the Prior to 1997,thesp.wasknownonly from6sites
sensitive)chironomids andonodon. Itissurmised in Missouri and 10in Arkansas. From late May
thatshiftsinthedietofadultbluegilltoodon.may throughlate July 1999 and 2000the Authors sur-
have decreased the effectsofdietaryreduction on veyed49sitesonMissouriOzark streamsinorder
growthrates following diflubenzuron treatment. tofurtherclarifythedistribution andrelative abun-
Generally,theresults ofthepresentstudy indicate danceofthisdragonfly.Adults,larvae and/orexu-
thatdiflubenzuron hadbothdirectandindirectim- viaewerefound at23sites. Literature andmuseum
pactsonhetexperimentalaquaticecosystemsunder searchingbringto72locations in Missouri and 10
theconditions tested. inArkansaswherethesp.has beenfound. Small to
moderate-sized populations,restricted tothe Inte-
(15414) HURD, M.K.,S.A.PERRY &W.B.PER- riorHighlands,areknownfromatleast82locations.
RY, 1996.Nontargeteffectsofatestapplicationof Therefore, it isrecommended that theglobaland
diflubenzurontotheforestcanopyonstreammacro- MissourirankingsofO.westfallibe changedfrom
invertebrates. Envir. Toxicol. Chem. 15(8): 1344- G2and S2toG3and S3,respectively.Distribution
-1351. —(Natn.Biol.Serv.,WVirginiaCoop.Fish andabundance ofthissp.needfurtherstudyinAr-
&Wildl. Res.Unit,Div.Forestry,W.VirginiaUniv., kansas.
Box6125,Morgantown,WV26506-6125,USA).
Pre-andpost-treatmentdifferencesbased onmean (15417) NELSON, B., 2001, The land invertebrates
densitiesbetweenstreamsintreatmentandreference ofIreland. Bril. Wildlife12(4):256-263. - (Dept
watersheads arestated for Lanthus sp. and Cor- Zool.,UlsterMus.,Bot.GardensBelfast,BT95AB,
dulegastersp.; - FernowExp. ForestnrParsons, UK).
WVirginia,USA,No otherreferencesaremadeto Adescriptionofvarioustypesofwetlands,including
theodon. theircharacteristicodon.assemblages,ispresented.
Turloughsaretemporarywaterbodies,foundin the
2001 limestone areas, which fill and disappearthrough
undergroundchannels and areconsidered unique
(15415) GAPUD, V.P. &J.D. RECUENCO-ADO- to Ireland. Lestes dryasis acharacteristic sp.The
RADA, 2001. Contribution tothe taxonomyof turlough-likeconditions canbe found associated
PhilippineMegapodagrionidae(Odonata:Zygo- with someofthemarel lakes,which arethe main
ptera). Philipp.Ent. 15(2): 115-124. - (First Au- Orthetrum cancellatum habitatinIreland. Pyrrho-
thor:DeptEnt.,Coll. Agric.,Univ. PhilippinesLos soma nymphula,Aeshna juncea,Libellula quad-
Banos,College,Laguna-4031,Philippines). rimaculata,Sympetrumdanae and in SWIreland
Argiolestesbaltazarae sp.n.isdescribed and illus- also Somatochloraarcticaareassociatedwithfens.
trated. Holotype <J: Philippines, Northern Sierra When bogswerehand-cutforpeat, areasofopen,
MadreNaturalPark,onvegetationbesideCatalun- less acidandlessnutrient-poorwaterwerecreated,
gaR., 1/4-VII-2000;depositedin Mus. Nat. Hist., harbouringCoenagrionpulchellum,A.grandisand
U.P., LosBanos. The originaldescriptionofA.re- Brachytronpratense. Onsites wherethepoolshave
alensis ismodified toseparatethe 2closelyrelated become eutrophicand have fishpopulations,only
spp. The 3 Rhinagrionphilippinumis described, C. puellaand Ischnura eleganswill persist. Some
andthe Philippinemegapodagrionidspp. areillus- examples of change in assemblage composition,
tratedandkeyed. caused byalteredhabitatfeatures,aresupplied.
(15416) HARP,G.L.& L. TRIAL, 2001. Distribu- (15418) SIBL,J.,A.SEGINKOVA&E.BULAnKO-
tion and statusofOphiogomphuswestfalli(Odo- VA,2001. Contributiontotheknowledgeofdragon-
192 OdonatologicalAbstracts
flyfauna(Odonata)ofDanubianPlain(southwest- river,California. J.aquat. Ecosyst. StressRecovery
ern Slovakia). Entomofamacarpathica 13: 68-71. 9:227-238. - (USFish&WildlifeServ.,2800Cot-
(Slovak,withEngl.s.). —(FirstAuthor:J,Stanislava tageWay,RoomW-2605,Sacramento,CA95825,
15,SK-84105 Bratislava). USA).
The 1999-2000records of34spp. from9localities 8 odon. taxa(gen,orspp.)arelisted with approx,
arelisted,and those rare in Slovakia areempha- localities from the South Yuba R.,Nevada Co.,
sized. California,USA.
2002 (15422) HELLMUND, M. & W. HELLMUND,
2002. ErsterNachweis vonKleinlibellen-Eilogen
(15419) BRAUCKMANN, C.& K.J.HERD, 2002. (Insecta,Zygoptera,Lestidae)indermitteleozanen
Insekten-Funde ausdemWestfaliumD(Ober-Kar- Braunkohle desehemaligenTagebaues Miicheln,
bon) desPiesberges bei Osnabriick(Deutschland), Baufeld Neumark-Nord (Geiseltal,Sachsen-Anhalt,
1:Palaeoptera. Osnabriick. naturw. Mill. 28: 27- Deutschland).Hallesches Jb. Geow. (B) 24: 47-56.
-69.(WithEngl.s.). - (FirstAuthor:Inst,Geol.u. (WithEngl.s.). - (Inst.Geol.wiss. u,Geiseltalmus,,
Palaont.,Tech.Univ. Clausthal, Leibnizstr. 10, D- Domstr.5,D-06108 Halle/Saale).
-38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld). From the (?)Upper Middle Eocene of Geiseltal
This is the 1st pt ofamonographonthe hitherto (Sachsen-Anhalt,Germany)2 odon. egg-sets, de-
knownfossil insectsfromWestphalianDbeds (Up- positedintothe leaf ofanunknown dikotylesp.,
perCarboniferous)ofthePiesbergquerrynrOsna- aredescribed and illustrated. Presumablytheyare
briick (LowerSaxony),Germany.The Odonatop- referable toalestidsp.Theadultsorlarvaewerenot
tera arerepresented bya singlesp,, Erasipterella found.Interestingly,intheLowerMiddle Eocene of
piesbergensisBrauckmann, 1983. Itisredescribed Messel nr Darmstadt similar coenagrionid/platy-
andillustratedhere.For theoriginaldescription,see cnemidid egg-setsoccur.
OA4509.
(15423) NELSON,B„ 2002[Wildlifereports]Drag-
(15420) DIETZ-BRANTLEY,S.F.,B.F.TAYLOR, onflies[Ireland,2001],Bril. Wildlife13:206-207. -
D.P. BATZER & A.E. DeBIASE, 2002. Inverte- (DeptZool., Ulster Mus., Bot. Gardens, Belfast,
brates thataestivatein drybasins ofCarolina bay BT9 5AB,UK).
wetlands. Wetlands 22(4);767-775. - (ThirdAu- Thewinter2000/2001 wasoneofthehardestinIre-
thor:DeptEnt,Univ. Georgia,Athens,GA30602, landforsome20yr, but theearlyspp.werenotlater
USA). than inthepastfewyr(firstPyrrhosomanymphula
Waterlevel fluctuates widelyin Carolina bay wet- on 1-V).Thedragonflyseasonisreviewed,and the
lands,USA andmostdryperiodically.Aquaticor- highlightsare emphasized. Migrantactivitywas
ganisms inhabitingthem have the capacity either muchreducedcomparedwith 2000.
toresistdesiccation ortorecolonize newlyflooded
habitats. Theobjective ofthis studywasto deter- (15424) ROMONENKO,V.N.,O.L.KONUSOVA&
minewhichinvertebrateseastivatein thesoilofdry A.V.GRISHAEV,2002,Krasotkablestyashchaya-
Carolina bays. Sections ofsoil wereremoved from -Calopteryx splendens. Krasnayakniga Tomskoy
eachbay duringAug.andNov.,when allsiteswere oblasti — [RedDataBook ofthe Tomskprovince],
dry,placedintotube,flooded andcovered withfine pp. 130-131,Izd.TomskUniv.,Tomsk.(Russ.).
mesh. Invertebratesfrom naturallyinundated sites Itisrestrictedtoafewlocalpopulationsinthesouth-
weresampledfromthewaterbiweeklyfor 4weeks. ern, economicallyheavilyimpactedregionsofthe
Invertebrate assemblageswerecontrastedbetween province;itsstatusisassessedasthe“3rdcategory”.
naturallyinundated baysand rehydratedsamples. Themodesofhabitatdegradationaresummarized,
Afternatural floodings, Argia,Aeshna, Erythro- and theappropriatehabitat protectivemeasuresare
diplax,Libellula andSympetrumwerefound;from defined.
rehydratedsamplesonly Sympetrumemerged.
(15425) SCHNABEL, H„ 2002. QuantitativeUn-
(15421) GARD,M.F.,2002.Effectsofsedimentloads tersuchungenzuraSchlupfvonLibellen anFisch-
onthe fish and invertebrates of aSierra Nevada teichen. Veroff.Mus. WLausitz Kamenz 24: 85-90.
OdonatologicalAbstracts 193
- (AmSportplatz231, Alte Forsterei,D-02906 theKavaR., 120-150kmSWofMagadan,Russian
Miicka). FarEast.Therecordsarebrieflydiscussed.
During2001-2002,over10.000larvae,referable to 18
spp. wereevidencedat62fishpondsin thedistr.of (15428) BEZMATERNYKH,DM.&O.V.EYDU-
Kamenz,EGermany.At5pondsexuviae werecol- KAITENE, 2003. Fauna and ecology ofaquatic
lectedinordertoascertainthespp.that areableto invertebratesintheBarnaulka river(theObBasin).
survivethewinter,whenthepondsaresetdry.Inall, Biol. vnut. Vod2003(3):28-33. (Russ., with Engl,
the exuviaeof24spp. wererecorded. Whenapond s.). —(Inst.Water&Envir. Problems,Siber. Sect.,
issetdry,Cordulia aenea,Somatochlora metallica, Russ. Acad. Sci., Molodezhnaya I,RUS-656032
Libellula quadrimaculataand Orthetrum cancel- Barnaul).
latum larvae bury themselvesactivelyin the mud. Abriefassessment isprovidedoftheinvertebrate
ErythrommanajasandIschnuraelegansexuviaeap- fauna ofthistributary ofthe Ob R.,Siberia, 226
pearedonlyinAug.,thereforethese areconsidered spp. wereevidenced during1995-2000;Brachytron
torepresent the2nd generation.Speciescomposi- pratenseistheonlyodon. sp.mentioned.
tion inafishponddependsonthequantity offish
andonthedurationofthedryperiodinwinter. (15429) BLASKOVIC, T,E. BULAnKOVA& J.
SIBL,2003. First record of Cordulegasterheros
(15426) SWIFT,M.C.,2002. Streamecosystem re- ssp. heros Theischinger, 1979 (Cordulegastridae,
sponseto, and recovery from,experimental expo- Odonata)fromSlovakia.Biologia,Bratislava58(2);
suretoselenium. Jaquat. Ecosyst. StressRecovery 293-294. — (FirstAuthor: MoravskySv. Jan 427,
9:159-184. - (Biol.Dept,StOlafColl.,Northfield, SK-90871 Senica).
MN55057,USA). Theexuviaeandadults,collectedbetweenearlyJune
Theeffectsofselenium onstreamecosystems were andearly Sept.2002 from3 streamsin theMorava
studied in 8 outdoor,experimental streammeso- R.Basin,arebroughtonrecord. TheCordulegaster
cosmsduringadosingperiodinwhich sodiumse- materialintheSlovakNatn. Mus.wasrevised, and
lenitewasaddedatnominalconcentrations of30,10 thespecimenspertainingtoC.heros,from3locali-
and2.5pg/1.Thedurationofthehigh,medium and tiesin theMale KarpatyMts,arealsolisted here.
lowtreatmentswere573,972and 311d,respectively.
Enallagmalarvae arethe sole macroinvertebrate (15430) BUCZYNSKI, P., 2003. [Kronika] 22.
predatorsforwhich extensive tissueselenium data JahrestagungderGesellschaft deutschsprachiger
areavailable. Thelarvaeaccumulatedselenium rap- Odonatologen,Dessau, 14.-I6.Marz 2003. Wiad.
idly; bioaccumulation factor(BAF)values ranged ent.22(2);124-125,(Pol.,withGerm,title). —(Dept
fromabout700 to 2100. Itwasnotuntil 1yr(me- Zool.,Univ. Lublin,Akademicka 19,PO-20-033
dium,low)or2yr(high)afterthe end ofselenium Lublin).
dosingthattissueselenium levelsdecreased tonear Adetailed,topic-wisereportontheproceedingsof
controllevels.Therewasnosignificanteffectofsele- theSymposium. —For theabstractsofpapers,see
nium treatmentontheabundance ofEnallagma. OA 15326.
2003 (15431) BURMEISTER,E.-G.& L. BORZSONY,
2003, Polythorespaeterispec.nov. fromthe Peru-
(15427) AREFINA,T.I.,P.Yu. IVANOV, S.L. KO- viantropicalrainforest (Panguana),with remarks
CHARINA,G.Sh. LAFER, M.A. MAKARCH- onitsecology(Odonata,Zygoptera,Polythoridae).
ENKO, V.A. TESLENKO,T.M. TIUNOVA & Spixiana26(1);43-48.(WithSpan.s.). - (FirstAu-
E.V.KHAMENKOVA,2003.Aquaticinsectfauna thor:Zool.Staatssammlung,Miinchhausenstr. 21,
fromTauiRiverBasin(MagadanTerritory).Chten. D-B1247Miinchen).
Pamyati V. Ya. Levanidova 2: 45-60. (Russ., with The newsp. isdescribed andillustrated. Holotype
Engl.s.).- (LastAuthor: MagadanRes.Inst.Fish. 6: Peru, Panguana, Rio Llullapichis,6-X-2000;
& Oceanogr., Ul. Portovaya 36/10, RUS-685000 depositedinZSM,Miinchen.Allotype 9incopula
Magadan). withholotype.6 and 9 wingcoloration and penis
Lestes dryas, L. sponsa, Sympetrum flaveolum, structurearedistinctfromallother spp. Adetailed
Aeshna sp.,and Coenagrionidaesp. arelistedfrom habitatdescriptionisprovided.
194 OdonatologicalAbstracts
(15432) BUTTSTEDT,L., 2003. Wiederbesiedlung ciescomposition,distribution,andseasonalpatterns
dermittleren UnstrutundunterenHelmeinThiirin- of dragonfliesand damselflies ofPrince Edward
gendutch stenoke Fliessgewasserarten. Thuring. IslandNational Park.PksCan. tech. Rep.Ecosyst.
faun. Abh. 9: 73-76. (WithEngl.s.). —(Ziegeleistr. Sci.37:iv+30pp.ISSN1200-3298:37;ISBN0-662-
26,D-06536 Rossla). -34505-3. (WithFr.s.). —(FirstAuthor:DeptBiol.,
During1960-1980,the Unstrut and Helme rivers Univ. Prince Edward Island, 550 University Ave,
(Thuringia,Germany)wereexposedtoheavy hu- Charlottetown,PE,CIA4P3,CA).
manimpact, resultingin serioushabitat deteriora- An updatededn ofthe work(s) described in CM
tionandcausingmanyspp,tobecomelocallyextinct 13675 and 13796. With 38 spp, the fauna ofthe
ortomovetothesecondarystreams.Since 1990the Park represents ca2/3 ofspp. sofarreportedfrom
waterqualityhasessentiallyimproved.Mid 1990s, Prince EdwardIsland,Canada.
Calopteryx splendens and Platycnemispennipes
becamecommonagain,andin2003Gomphusvul- (15435) GRZYWOCZ,X, 2003.Contribution tothe
gatissimus(alsoexuviae)andOphiogomphuscecilia knowledgeonthedragonflyfaunain Poland. Acta
wererecorded. ent. sites. 11(1/2):97-99.(Pol,,with Engl, title). -
(Author’saddressnotstated).
(15433) DEVIN, S., C.PISCART, J.N. VEISEL & Anannotatedlist of 13UpperSilesian spp.
J.C. MORETEAU, 2003. Ecologicaltraits ofthe
amphipodinvader Dikerogammarusvillosus ona (15436) HARP,G.L.&P.A.HARP,2003. Dragonflies
mesohabitat scale. Arch. Hydrobiol. 158(1);43-56. (Odonata)oftheOuachita National Forest.J.Ark.
- (Lab. B.F.E., Equipe Demoecol., Univ Metz, Acad. Sci 57:68-75. - (DeptBiol. Sci.,Arkansas
CampusBridoux,AveGeneralDelestraint,F-57070 St,Univ.,State University, AR72467,USA).
Metz). The Ouachita National Forest (ONF) was estab-
Since 1995,D, villosus, aPonto-Caspianamphi- lished in 1907 and encompasses 728.450 hain Ar-
podsp.,hasbeeninvadingmost ofWEurope’shy- kansas andOklahoma,USA.Theadultodon. spe-
drosystems.Itsgeographicextension and quickly ciesrichness, seasonal andspatialdistribution,and
increasingpopulationdensityhave enabled the sp. relative abundance weresurveyedduring2002. 54
to become a majorcomponentof macrobenthic collections weremadeat43sites(May-Sept.),litera-
assemblagesin recipient ecosystems. Theecologi- turerecords and records frompertinentmuseums
calcharacteristics of S.villosus onamesohabitat and individualsweresearched. 83spp. arereported
scalewereinvestigatedatastationin theMoselleR. herefortheONF,Nehalennia integricollisisnewly
thisamphipodis able tocolonize awide range of reportedforArkansas. The speciesrichnessresults
substratumtypes,thusposingathreat to allfresh- from adiversityof aquatichabitats,particularly
waterecosystems. Riverswhose dominantsubstra- within the Caddo Rangerdistr. Plastic spp. (e.g.
tumiscobbles andwhichhave treeroots alongthe Plathemislydia)typicallyarewidelydistributed and
bankscould harbourparticularlyhighdensitiesof have alongflightseason.Morespecialisedspp,(e.g.
D.villosus,Arelationshipexistsbetweensubstratum Ophiogomphuswestfalli)often arequiterestricted
particle size andthe lengthoftheindividuals,and in bothdistribution and flightseason.
spatialsegregationaccordingtolengthwasshown.
Thisallowsthesp.tolimitintra-specificcompetition (15437) HARPER, DM. et al.[13joint authors],
betweengenerations,while facilitatingreproduction. 2003. Aquaticbiodiversity and saline lakes: Lake
Astrongassociation existsbetweenD,villosusand BogoriaNational Reserve,Kenya. Hydrobiologia
otherPonto-Caspianspp.,such asDreissena poly- 500:259-276. —(DeptBiol.,Univ.Leicester,Leices-
morphaand Corophiumcurvispinum, in keeping ter,LEI7RH, UK).
with Invasional Meltdown Theory.TheCoenagri- Onp. 260: anappreciationofProf. H.X Dumont’s
onidae andCalopteryxsplendensexhibitedspatial life-longworkonaquaticbiodiversity and limnol-
nichesthatoverlapsignificantlythatofD.villosus. ogy-
Duetothepredatorybehaviour ofthe newcomer,
theirpopulationsmaybeseverelyimpacted. (15438) JODICKE,R.,2003.Mid-winteroccurrence
ofdragonfliesinsouthernTunisia(Insecta:Odona-
(15434) GIBERSON,D.X&M.DOBRIN,2003. Spe- ta). Kaupia 12: 119-128. (WithGerm&Fr.s’s). -
OdonatologicalAbstracts 195
(AmLiebfrauenbusch 3,D-26655 Westerstede), primerekrasotkiblestyashchey(Calopteryxsplend-
InJan. andearlyMarch2000,14spp,wererecorded ensHarris).—[Morphologicalpeculiaritiesindrag-
in freshwater habitats in theprovinces ofTozeur, onfly wings fromgeographicallywidelyseparated
Kebili and Gabes.Comparedwith thesituation in populations,examplifiedonCalopteryxsplendens
springandautumn, adultOdon. wereveryrare. It (Harris)].Ecologicheskie i social'no-gigienicheskie
issupposedthat10spp.areonthewingthroughout aspektysredyobitaniyacheloveka, pp. 184-187,St.
the yr.The presence ofadult Ischnura fountaine- Pedag. Univ.,Ryazan.(Russ.). — (ThirdAuthor:
ae, I. saharensis, Anaxparthenope,Crocothemis Francuzkij bul’var 37,kv. 3,UKR-65044 Odessa).
erythraea,Orthetrumchrysostigma andTrithemis 3structural features in thewingsof 3 3 fromthe
annulataduringmid-winter isreportedhereforthe riverbasinsoftheVolga,theDonand theDanube
firsttime within the borders oftheWPalaearctic. (Russiaandthe Ukraine)arestatisticallyanalysed.
Sympetrumsinaiticum istheonlyunivoltine sp.,all Theresultsdonotprovideananswerastothecauses
the othersaremultivoltine. 8 spp.emerged during ofthepronounceddifferencesbetweensomepopu-
mid-winter,indicatinganabsenceofdiapauseinthe lations,whilesomegeographicallywidelyseparated
larval stage underthesubtropicaldesertclimatein populationsaremorphologicallysimilar.
STunisia.
(15442) NELSON,B.,2003.[Wildlifereports]Drag-
(15439) KURY,D„2003.Wirbellosen-Gemeinschaf- onflies,Ireland2002.Brit. Wildlife 14:207-208. -
ten derGewasser Wildensteins. Milt, naturf.Ges. (Dept Zool.,Ulster Mus., Bot. Gardens, Belfast,
beider Basel 7: 205-219. (WithEngl. s.). - (Life BT9SAB, UK).
ScienceAG,Greifengasse7,CH-4058 Basel). A comprehensiveoverview of the 2002 dragonfly
Cordulegasterbidentata andC.boltoniiarereported seasonin Ireland,with annotationsonthefirstoc-
from3streamsintheregionoftheWildensteinCas- currenceofthespp. inthespring(6-VIforPyrrho-
tle(cantonBasel-Landschaft,Switzerland),and 15 somanymphulaisoneoftheearliestdatesever,and
odon, spp.arelistedfrom3pondsontheproperty. sois30-IVforBrachytronpratense),etc.Therewas
Where appropriate,the national Red List status somemigrantactivity,butitwasnotonthescaleof
oftherespective taxaisemphasized.Environmen- thatin2000.
tal data and macroinvertebrate inventories ofthe
aquaticbodiesstudiedareprovidedandbrieflydis- (15443) NELSON,B„C.RONAYNE&R.THOMP-
cussed. SON, 2003. Colonization and changing statusof
four Odonataspecies,Anaximperator,A. parthe-
(15440) LAZAREVA,V.I.,N.N.ZHGAREVA,V.A, nope,AeshnamixtaandSympetrumfonscolombii,
GUSAKOV& V.K. IVANOV, 2003. Food web inIreland 2000-2002. Ir. Nat. J.27(7);266-272. -
structureofinvertebratecommunitiesinthreesmall (FirstAuthor: DeptZool.,Ulster Mus.,Bot.Gar-
lakeswith different pHlevel ofwater:zoobenthos dens,Belfast,BT9SAB, UK).
and littoral communities. Biol. mat. Vod 2003(4): ThefirstIrishoccurrencesofA.iraperator,A.par-
73-84. (Russ., withEngl.s.).- (FirstAuthor: Inst. thenopeandA.mixta,and aninfluxofS.fonsco-
Inland WaterBiol.,Russ. Acad. Sci., RUS-152742 lombii in2000 aredocumented.Occurrencesofall
Borok). 4spp. in2001 and2002aredescribed,incl. proofof
3small lakesin Darwin Reserve (Vologdaregion), A. imperatorand A.mixtabreeding. Therecords
Russia wereinvestigatedduring 1990-1996. Lake arediscussed in the contextof trends inNWEu-
Hotavetsiseutrophic(pH6.5-8.5)anddidnotyield ropeandpresentedasacircumstantial evidencefor
any odon. InLakeDubrovskoye(mesotrophic,pH theimpactofglobalwarmingonanelementofthe
4.4-4.S)Cordulia aeneaandSomatochlora metallica Irishfauna.
occurred, and fromLake Motykino(oligotrophic,
pH4.4-4.S)C.aenea,Libellula quadrimaculataand (15444) TANGEN, B.A.,M.G. BUTLER & ML
Leucorrhinia dubiaarereported. ELL,2003.Weak correspondencebetween macro-
invertebrate assemblagesand land use in Prairie
(15441) MUSLANOV,Yu.A., A.V. LEONT’EV& Pothole Regionwetlands, USA. Wetlands 23(1):
E.S.DYATLOVA, 2003.Morfologicheskieosoben- 104-115. —(FirstAuthor:USGeol.Surv.,Northern
nosti kryl’ev strekoz iz udalennyhpopulyaciyna PrairieWildl. Res. Cent.,8711 37th StSW, James-
196 OdonatologicalAbstracts
town, ND58401,USA). Hints foridentification oflarvae(pp. 121-132);—
Toevaluate thepotential developmentofamacro- (13)Odonatol.booksandsocieties(pp,133-139).—
invertebrateIndexofBioticIntegrity(IBI)forPrai- This isanexhaustiveand well-balanced handbook
rie Pothole Region wetlands, theaquatic macro- for the Japanese “dragonflyer”,presenting many
invertebrate(inchOdon.)andfishcommunitieswere information detailsofprofessionalinterestaswell.
sampledin 24semipermanentwetlands in N. Da- TheAuthor,agraduateoftheWasedaUniv. ofTo-
kota. Redundancyanalysis wasused toidentify kyo, isanoted odonatologist,withanoutstanding
the influence offish, and tolook forrelationships field-research experienceofserveral decades,which
between wetland macroinvertebrate communities isapparentalsothroughoutthis book. — (Abook
andland-use. 17potentialinvertebratemetricswere review,byM.Tanikado,appearedinGekkan-Mushi
testedby geographicalanalysis. Astronginfluence 404[2004]:49; in Jap.).
onmacroinvertebratecommunitywasidentified due
tothepresence offish,butnostrongrelationship (15446) ARGIA.The newsjournaloftheDragonfly
betweenthe varyingdegreeofland-use inthewet- SocietyoftheAmericas(ISSN1061-8503),Vol. 16,
landcatchments and theinvertebratecommunities No. 3(20Nov.2004).- (c/oDr& MrsT.W.Don-
couldbedetected,thereforenoeffectiveIBImetrics nelly,2091PartridgeLane,Binghamton,NY13903,
indicative ofland-use disturbancecould be identi- USA).
fied. Lackofcorrespondencebetweenland-use and [Scientific articles:] Johnson. J: Aeshna Blitz ’04
macroinvertebrates inthishabitatismostlikelydue notabust(pp.6-7;Oregonrecords); — Michalski,
toahighdegreeofnatural disturbance(e.g.,pres- J: Return toNew Guinea (pp. 8-10); — On, R:
enceoffish,temporalchanges)and alowdiversity Notesonthe 2004impact ofthe 17-yearperiodi-
communityofresilient taxa inPrairie Pothole Re- cal cicada on Potomac River dragonflies(pp. 11-
gionwetlands. -12); - Catling,P.M.etal.:Neurocordulia michaeli
Brunelle,newtoOntario (pp. 13-16);— Abbott,
2004 J.C.:Asummer fortherecordbooks inTexas (pp.
16-17;records); — Bocanegra, OR:Phyllocycla
(15445) ARAI,Y„ 2004. Tombo Nyumon. - [Drag- breviphyllacollected in the United States (p. 18);
onflyobservationmanual].Dobutsu-sha,Tokyo.142 Catling.P.M. & B.Kostiuk: Three additions to
pp., 32col.pisexcl. ISBN4-88622-328-1.Softcover the Odonata ofSaskatchewan, and somenotable
(12.8x18,8cm).Price:¥1600.-net.(Jap.).- (Pub- records(pp.18-20);- Dragonfliesrecorded in2004
lishers: Kita 4-27-4,Koenji,Suginami-ku,Tokyo, fromtheSaskatchewanportionoftheCypressHills
166-0002, JA). Interprovincial Park (pp.20-21); - Anotheraddi-
The book is directed atnon-professionals;in its tion to theOdonata of theNorthwest Territories
scopeand presentationitisprobablyuniqueinthe (P-21); - Biggs, K.:AnewCalifornia staterecord
odonatol. literature. — Itopens with 32col. pis and abit ofCalifornia Odonata history(pp, 21-
(over 160phot.),presentingagoodnumberof Jap. -22;Ischnura ramburii,Pseudoleon superbus); -
spp.;themorphologicaldetailsimportantforiden- Pfeiffer. B.: The viewfrom Vermont (pp. 22-24);
tificationaremarked. - Thetextisorganisedinto Ellzey, K.D.: Enallagmadoubledayipopulation
13sections,dealingwiththefollowingsubjects:(1) in Kisatchie National Forest,NatchitochesParish,
Various types ofaquatichabitats and their odon. Louisiana (pp. 24-25); — Mauffray, B.: Epitheca
fauna(pp.7-16);—(2)Morphologyandsystematics semiaquea(Selys)addedtotheLouisianalist(p.25);
(pp. 17-25);— (3)Photography(pp.26-28); — (4) Johnson,J.;AnewdamselflyforUtah(pp.25-26;
Collectingandspecimenpreparation(pp.30-37);- Argiabinei);- Prather,I.&B.Prather:FirstColo-
(5)Larvalbreeding(pp. 38-51); — (6)Lifehistory rado recordofErpetogomphuscoinpositusHagen
(pp.52-59); —(7)Variousaspectsofdragonflylife (p.26); - Fernandez-Martinez,M.A.:Firstrecord
(pp, 60-88); — (8)Subjects ofparticular observa- ofTriacanthagynaseptimaforthe Dominican Re-
tioninterest(pp.89-94);—(9)Dragonflyponds(pp. public(p.27);—Paulson, D.:Newcommonnames
95-101);—(10)Miscellaneous ethno-odonatol. top- forsomeNorth AmericanOdonata (pp.29-30); —
ics, DNAstudies,globalwarmingand northward Mauffray, B.: Florida StateCollection ofArthro-
range expansions,etc. (pp. 102-115);- (11) Hints pods(FSCA)collectionexpansion(p.31).
for identification ofadults (pp. 116-120); — (12)
OdonatologicalAbstracts 197
(15447) ARMATYS,R,2004. Stateofknowledgeof (15451) BASS,D,,2004. Diurnalstreamdrift ofben-
theentomofauna oftheGorczahski NationalPark. thicmacroinvertebrates onthesmalloceanicisland
Wiad. enl.23(Suppl.2): 113-116.(Pol.,with Engl, ofDominica, WestIndies. Caribb. J. Sci. 40(2):
s.).—(GorczanskiNatn.Park,PorebaWielka590, 245-252. — (Biol,Dept.,Univ. CentralOklahoma,
PO-34-735Niedzwiedz). Edmond,OK73034,USA).
33odon.spp.wererecordedfromtheGorceNation- Aninvestigationwasconducted todeterminewheth-
alPark,theCarpathians, Poland,by A.Labedzki ertheinvertebratedrift occurredinstreamsofsmall
(1995,Parkinar. Rez. Przyr. 14:97-102). oceanicislands.2nets wereplaced(14/15-V-200I)
inmidstream ofthe CheckHall R. onthe Carib-
(15448) [ASKEW,R.R.]DIJKSTRA,K.-D.B.,2004. beanisland ofDominica andcheckedevery3h for
[Bookreview]The dragonfliesof Europe,revised a24-h period.Theresultsindicate thatonly some
2ndedn, byR.R.Askew. Enl. Ber.64(5): 167-168. invertebratesareundergoingdrift.The odon. were
(Dutch). - (Gortestraat 11, NL-2311 MS Lei- reperesentedbyArgiaconcinnathatoccurredinthe
den). samplesat21.00 h,i.e.inthose collected duringthe
Acomprehensiveandrathercritical bookreview of hoursofdarknessonly.
theworkdescribedin OA 15341.
(15452) BEKETOV,M.A.,2004. Comparativesen-
(15449) APROPOS (ISSN 1478-8128), No. 23 sitivity to theinsecticides deltamethrin and esfen-
(Oct. 2004). —(c/o M.Tunmore,26Tinker Lane, valerate ofsomeaquaticinsect larvae(Ephemero-
Maltham,Holmfirth,WYorks,HD94EX,UK). pteraand Odonata)andDaphniamagna. Russ. J.
Thompson,R. &B. Nelson:Ireland’s odonates and Ecol. 35(3):200-204. [Russianversionpublishedin
theformation andsuccessoftheDragonflylreland Ekologiya35(3):229-234;2004], - (P.O.Box 156,
project(pp.3-11);—McGeeney,A.:Identification of RUS-630048 Novosibirsk).
theRedDarters,pt 1(pp.27-32)[withthese2papers Thesensitivitytothe2pyrethroidinsecticides (aque-
gocol.pis 1-7];—Mill,P,P. Taylor&A.Parr:Ver- oussolution) and LC50 wastested in acute (96-h)
nacularnamesforBritishandEuropeandragonflies toxicologicaltests onEphem.larvae (Cloeondip-
(pp.33-35); - Tunmore,M.; Dragonflyconserva- terum,Caenismiliaria),Odon. larvae(Lestesspon-
tionfromtheBDS:ThesearchforSourthernDam- sa,Cordulia aenea),and onjuvenilecladoceran D.
selflyCoenagrionmercuriale (Charp.)inCornwall magna(lab.culture).Thesensitivitytodeltamethrin
(pp.45-47); - Eds:Newsinbrief(pp.47-49;notes increasesinorderC.aenea<D.magna< L.sponsa
onErythrommaviridulum,Lestesbarbarus,Anax <C.miliaria <C.dipterum,andthat toesfenvaler-
parthenope,Libellulafulva,Crocothemiserythraea, ateintheseriesC.aenea<D.magna<L. sponsa=
Sympetrumflaveolum andS.fonscolombei inUK); C.militaria =C. dipterum.
Bookreviews(pp,51-55;byP.Taylor,P.MilIand
A.Parr): —Dunkley, J.: Libellula quadrimaculata (15453) BOESEMAN,M.&W. DELIGNY, 2004.
f.praenubila(p.56). Martinus Houttuyn(1720-1798)andhiscontribu-
tionstothenatural sciences,with emphasisonzo-
(15450) BANASZAK,J.etal.[10jointauthors],2004. ology.Zool. Verb. Leiden 349: 1-222.[alsoasbook:
A review of inventory research oninsects in the ISBN90-73239-93-1].— (FirstAuthor: PrinsBer-
nationalparksofPoland, Wiad enl.23(Suppl.2):5- hardlaan 54,NL-2341 KL Oestgeest).
-56.(Pol.,withEngl.s.). —(FirstAuthor:Inst.Ecol. His life and theappreciation of the work ofM.
&Envir.Cons.,Acad.Bydgoska,Chodkiewicza 30, Houttuyn (MH)aredealt with monographically,
PO-85-064Bydgosszcz). his6principalzoologicalpublicationsarereviewed,
Abrief, order-wisereview ispresentedand acom- and hiscompletebibliographyispresented.An at-
prehensivebibliographyisappended.Thereare23 temptisalsomade toentanglethevicissitudes ofhis
nationalparksinPoland.Theodon.faunawasfairly natural history cabinet,and afacsimile reprintof
wellinvestigatedin6ofthese,sometaxawerewell thecatalogueofthe 1787auction ofhiszoological
investigatedin 10,while little odonatol. research specimensisadded;forits odon.inventory, seeOA
wascarried outin 5, and nonein2national parks. 15477.—MH’sprincipalodonatol.workisencom-
Polishnationalparksharbour 70spp.,representing passedinVol. 12(1768)ofhis37-vol. “Naluurlyke
97%ofthenational odon.fauna. historieofuitvoerigebeschryvingder dieren,planten
198 OdonatologicalAbstracts
enmineraalen,volgenshetSamenstel vanden Heer vertebrateassemblagesinatropicalstream.Hydro-
Linnaeus.MetnaauwkeurigeAfbeeldingen”,Amster- biologia524: 125-132. — (FirstAuthor: Sch.Trop.
dam, 1761-1785,where theOdon.aredealtwith in Biol.,JamesCook Univ., Townsville,QLD 4811,
ChapterXLV[Libellula],pp.5-34,pi.93.Thespeci- AU).
mensarerecorded asexaminedbyMHonp. 17(L. Different environmental factors were quantified
quadrimaculata),p. 18(flaveola),[presentedbyvan in riffle habitatsin asegmentofthe Rio Frijoles,
Dieden inUtrecht],p, 22(depressa),p.26(grandis), withinthe Soberania Natn.park, Panama. Under
all inhis owncabinet. Onp.21,MHstatestohave 84stones,860 individuals of49invertebrate“taxo-
consulted “Aneatcollection ofdrawings[...]which nomic groups”werefound,incl. 1 “Megapodagri-
ourcousin,thelateMrOudaan,inRotterdam has onidae” and 4 “Zygoptera”specimens. No other
left”,including3figs ofthediscussedL. depressa. reference toOdon.ismade.
AccordingtothepresentAuthors, thismay imply
that,inaddition toOudaan’spicturecollection,MH (15457) BUCZYNSKI,E,2004. Theintroductoryes-
alsoobtained specimensatthe18Nov. 1766auction timationofthepresentstateandthethreattothein-
inRotterdam (cf.H.Engeletal., 1986,Nieuwened. vertebratesoftheElkdistrict,4.Dragonflies(Odo-
Bijdr. Geschied. Geneesk. Natuurwet. 19,p.203). - nata).In:M.Kistowski&J.Musdorf,[Eds],Zasoby
For hisnon-Europeanmaterial,seeOA 15477. izagrozeniaswdowiskaprzyrodniczego wpowiecie
elckimimiescieNiemenczyn\Raport2004,pp. 70-
(15454) BORISOV, S.N. & A,Yu.HARITONOV, -77 (Pol.), 370-376 (Engl.), Starostwo Powistowe,
2004. Dragonflies (Odonata)in highmountains Elk.(Bilingual:Pol./Engl.).—(DeptZool.,UMCS,
ofthe East Pamirs,Euroasianent. J. 3(2): 97-100. Akademicka 19,PO-20-033Lublin).
(Russ.,withEngl.s.).- (Inst.Anim. Syst.&Ecol., Historically,41spp. wererecorded fromtheElkre-
Russ.Acad. Sci.,EH.Frunse 11,RUS-630091 Novo- gion,Poland (cf.O.LeRoi, 1911,Schr.phys.-dkon.
sibirsk). Ges. Kdnigsb. 25: 13-30): the 2003 survey yielded
6spp, occurattheelevation 3360-5000 ma.s.l., viz. 22spp., ofwhichSympecmapaedisca andLeucor-
Enallagmacyathigerum(recordedat3360-3550 m), rhinia caudalis arenewforthearea.The fauna is
Ischnura pumilio(3360m), Orthetrum brunneum assessed fromthepointofviewtheRed Liststatus
(3360-3950m), Pantala flavescens (3360-5000m), ofsomeofitsmembers.
Sympetrumfonscolombii (3700-4100m)andS.hari-
tonovi(3360-3550m).I.pumilio,O.brunneum and (15458) BUCZYNSKI,P.&K. LEWANDOWSKI,
S.haritonovi arerestricted tobogs fedby thermal 2004. Longstudied “terra incognita”:the state of
springs, wheretheybreed. P.flavescens appearsas knowledge of dragonflies(Odonata)of the lake-
aseasonal migrant. lands in north-eastern Poland. Wiad. ent. 23(2):
107-111.(Pol.,withEngl.s.).- (FirstAuthor: Dept
(15455) BORKOWSKI, A., 2004. Entomologische Zool.,UMCS, Akademicka 19,PO-20-033 Lub-
Beobachtungen(Lepidoptera,Odonata)im NSG lin).
“Torfowieskopod Zielencem” (ehemals“Seefelder Since 1839,42publicationswerepublished onthe
bei Reinerz”)indenSudeten. Przyr.Sudetow zach. odon. fauna ofthelake districtinNEPoland,and
6: 119-129. (Pol.,withGerm. s.). — (Author’sad- 61 spp. werereported.Thehistory oftheresearch
dress notstated). isoutlined,anannotatedchecklistispresented,and
Based ontherecent observations (1982-2002),the anexhaustivebibliographyisprovided.Thecompo-
odon. assemblageof the Reserve remained asre- sition oftheregionalfaunaisbriefly analysed.
portedbyS.Mielewczyk(1969,Pol.Pismo ent. 39:
17-81).CommentsarepresentedonAeshnasubar- (15459) BUCZYNSKI,P.& E. SERAFIN,2004. Is
cticaelisabethae,Soraatochlora alpestris,S. arctica the incorporationofthe “Krowie Bagno”Marsh
andLeucorrhinia dubia. TheoccurrenceofL. albi- into the Poleski National Park well-founded: on
frons, reportedby W.G. Schneider (1885,Z.Ent., the basisofOdonata,aquaticColeopteraand Tri-
Breslau[N.F.] 10: 17-32),couldnotbeconfirmed. choptera?Wiad. ent.23(Suppl.2): 125-126. (Pol.,
with Engl.s.). —(FirstAuthor:DeptZool.,UMCS,
(15456) BOYERO, L.&J.BOSCH, 2004.Theeffect Akademicka 19,PO-20-033Lublin).
ofriffle-scale environmentalvariabilityonmacroin- In 2003,36 odon. spp. wererecorded from the