AnonymousObálkaKlapalekiana 29(1–2): Jiří JanákZajímavé nálezy drabčíků na Moravě a Slovensku (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae)Klapalekiana 29(1–2): 1-17Abstract: New data on distribution and chorology of 95 rare or little known species of the family Staphylinidae in Moravia and Slovakia are presented. Two species are recorded for the first time from Moravia: Quedius balticus Korge, 1960 and Autalia longicornis Scheerpeltz, 1947 and two ones from Slovakia: Platystethus spinosus Erichson, 1840 and Stenus nitidiusculus Stephens, 1833.
David Král & Jan VitnerFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 1. Coleoptera: ScarabaeidaeKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 18-18Karel JordánFaunisticky zajímavé nálezy motýlů na Znojemsku. 2. část – GeometridaeKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 19-23Abstract: ln the surroundings of the town Znojmo (South Moravia, The Czech Republic) cca 63 % of species of Geometrid fauna known up to now from the former Czechoslovak territory was observed by the author. From this set only 101 species of great interest from the faunistic point of view or rarely quoted in literature are given in this paper. Idaea obsoletaria (Rbr.) was firstly recorded from Moravia, I.filicata (Hb.), I. politata (Hb.), I. trigeminata (Haw.), I. rubraria (Stgr.), Stegania dilectaria (Hb.) and S. cararia (Hb.) being also outstanding ones.
Ivo Novák & Eliška SychrováFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 2. Lepidoptera: TortricidaeKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 24-24David Král & Jan VitnerFaunistické síťové mapování listorohých brouků (Coleoptera: Scarabaeoidea) Československa – výběr výsledků získaných v létech 1989 – 1990Klapalekiana 29(1–2): 25-36Abstract: New faunistic data of 60 scarabaeoid (Coleoptera) species from the former Czechoslovakia obtained from 63 private and museum collections are presented. Some details on biotops and habitats are mentioned. A supplement to the Check list of Czechoslovak Scarabaeoidea based on this material bringing changes in regional occurrence of 14 species is published.
Stanislav LaibnerNález kovaříka Anostirus gracilicollis (Coleoptera: Elateridae) na SlovenskuKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 37-38Abstract: First record of Anostirus gracilicollis (Stierlin, l 896) from Slovakia is reported, together with a key for differention of this species from A. purpureus (Poda, 1761) and A. castaneus (Linnaeus, l 758), and illustration of some differential characters.
Miroslav Papáček & Jan PetrZadní křídla středoevropských znakoplavek (Heteroptera: Notonectidae)Klapalekiana 29(1–2): 39-43Abstract: Morphology of the hind wings of six central European notonectid species is illustrated. Data on venation, and differential characters are presented. According to the increasing wing reduction the species may be ranked into the following series: Notonecta obliqua, N. viridis, N. glauca, N. maculata, N. lutea, N. reuteri.
Jiří VávraFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 3. Coleoptera: Elateridae, Anobiidae, TenebrionidaeKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 44-44Jan RůžičkaPříspěvek k faunistice brouků podčeledi Cholevinae z Moravy a Slovenska (Coleoptera: Leiodidae)Klapalekiana 29(1–2): 45-48Abstract: Faunistic data are presented for some interesting species of small carrion beetles (Coleoptera: Leiodidae: Cholevinae) from Moravia and Slovakia. New records from Slovakia are given for Eocatops pelopis (Reitt.) and Catops ventricosus rotundatus Szymcz. Further data are presented for Catops nigricantoides Reitt. from Moravia and Slovakia. Systematic position of this species, confusion with related taxa and a junior objective synonym are also briefly discussed. Cholevinus pallidus rufus (Kr.) is reported for the second time from Slovakia, and this is the third record for the Central Europe. The distribution of all species in Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia is shown in Fig. 1.
Václav Skuhravý & Karel NovákDichelonia (Parasyndemis) histrionana (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) ve feromonových pastech v šumavské klimaxové smrčiněKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 49-50Abstract: The pheromone of Tortrix viridana Z 11 14 AC was attractive also for the species Dichelonia (Parasyndemis) histrionana, in the climax-spruce forest of the Šumava Mts. (Southern Bohemia).
Dušan TrávníčekStřevlíkovití brouci (Coleoptera: Carabidae) dubohabrového háje v zooparku Lešná u ZlínaKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 51-55Abstract: The carabid beetle community in the Lešná zoopark was studied using the method of baited pitfall traps. Quantitative and structural ecological characteristics of this community were calculated. The results were compared with similar studies from Lešná, Brno and Praha parks. Some factors of survival of carabid beetles typical for natural oak-hornbeam forest in the park are discussed.
Jiří Vávra & Jan RůžičkaFaunistic records from the Czech Rcpublic – 4. Coleoptera: Leiodidae: CholevinaeKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 56-56Karel Tříska & Miroslav PapáčekRozlišovací znaky nymf Cymatia coleoptrata (Heteroptera: Corixidae)Klapalekiana 29(1–2): 57-60Abstract: The differential characters (size, pigmentation, posteroapical comb of hind tibia, claws of hind tarsus, ratio between lengths of wing pads) of the nymphal stages of Cymatia coleoptrata are presented. Some morphometrical characters for all stages of nymphs of the tirst and second generations and the key of nymphal stages are given. Nymphs of the second generation are smaller than nymphs of the first generation (P = 0.95).
Jiří VávraNové druhy brouků (Coleoptera) pro území SlovenskaKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 61-62Abstract: The paper describes the first findings of 4 species of Coleoptera from Slovakia, Anthaxia istriana Rosenh. (Buprestidae), Ptinus tectus Boield. (Ptinidae), Dasytes nigrocyaneus Muls.& Rey (Dasytidae) and Pediacus fuscus Erichs. (Cucujidae). This is the first record of D. nigrocyaneus after 100 years, in Central Europe.
Vladimír ZemanFaunistic records from the Czech Republic – 5. Hymenoptera: XiphydriidaeKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 63-63Zdeněk KoleškaZemřel Doc. RNDr. Ing. Jindřich MadarKlapalekiana 29(1–2): 64-65Zdeněk KoleškaZemřel RNDr. Josef Miroslav Štusák, CSc.Klapalekiana 29(1–2): 66-68výbor ČSEStanovy České společnosti entomologickéKlapalekiana 29(1–2): I-VIII