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Rote Liste Gefährdeter Tiere Deutschlands (BINOT Et Al. 1998) - Register Rote Liste gefährdeter Tiere Deutschlands (BINOT et al. 1998) - Register Die Tabelle hat drei Spalten: Kat. = Rote Liste Kategorie für Deutschland Name = lateinische oder deutsche Bezeichnung der Art oder infraspezifischen Einheit; Synonyme sind mit Verweis auf die gültige Bezeichnung aufgenommen Seite = Seitenangaben beziehen sich auf BINOT et al. (1998) Für weitergehende Erläuterungen s. BINOT et al. (1998). Für die aktuelle Rote Liste der Brutvögel siehe BAUER et al. (2002). Kat. Name Seite D "55 kHz-Zwergfledermaus" 39 3 Aal 58 3 Aal 63 2 Aas-Erdkäfer 214 2 Aas-Schattenkäfer 210 3 Aasbewohnender Eckhals-Zwergkäfer 192 3 Aasliebender Schmal-Augenhornhalbflügler 188 3 Abartiger Großschild-Kleinringhalbflügler 192 3 Abax carinatus porcatus 164 2 Abbiß-Scheckenfalter 95 2 Abdera affinis 209 3 Abdera flexuosa 211 3 Abdera quadrifasciata 211 3 Abendsegler 39 3 Abgeflachter Rinden-Saftkäfer 205 3 Abgegrenzter Glattschienen-Kleinringhalbflügler 194 1 Abgeplattete Teichmuschel 285 2 Abgerundeter Ungleichkäfer 185 3 Abgestutzte Klaffmuschel 295 2 Abgestutzter Schmal-Augenhornhalbflügler 187 3 Abgestutzter Zwerg-Wasserkäfer 177 3 Abia candens 153 D Abia fulgens 154 2 Abia nitens 153 2 Abia sericea 153 V Abida secale 289 2 Ablattaria laevigata 183 G Abra nitida 295 3 Abraeus granulum 187 2 Abraeus parvulus 183 3 Abramis ballerus 58 3 Abramis ballerus 63 3 Abramis sapa 58 V Abraxas grossulariata 110 V Abrostola asclepiadis 106 0 Abseitiger Dornschienen-Kleinringhalbflügler 179 2 Absidia prolixa 197 2 Acalles aubei 224 3 Acalles commutatus 226 3 Acalles croaticus 226 3 Acalles dubius 226 3 Acalles lemur 226 1 Acalles micros 223 1 Acalles misellus 223 2 Acalles parvulus 224 3 Acalles pyrenaeus 226 0 Acallocrates denticollis 222 0 Acalypta brunnea 237 V Acalypta musci 242 1 Acalypta platycheila 238 0 Acanthaclisis occitanica 233 G Acanthocardia echinata 295 3 Acanthocinus griseus 216 2 Acanthocinus reticulatus 215 3 Acanthodelphax denticauda 247 3 Acanthoderes clavipes 216 Acantholycosa lignaria -> Pardosa lignaria Seite 1 von 196 Kat. Name Seite Acantholycosa norvegica sudetica -> Pardosa norvegica sudetica Acantholycosa pedestris -> Pardosa pedestris D Acantholyda flaviceps 154 D Acantholyda laricis 154 D Acantholyda pumilionis 154 3 Acanthopsyche atra 100 3 Acartauchenius scurrilis 272 3 Acasis appensata 109 3 Acasis viretata 109 0 Acentrotypus brunnipes 222 3 Acericerus heydenii 247 3 Acericerus rotundifrons 247 3 Acericerus vittifrons 247 2/3 Acetropis gimmerthalii 240 Achaearanea ohlerti -> Theridion ohlerti 3 Achalcus bimaculatus 75 3 Achalcus britannicus 75 3 Achalcus melanotrichus 75 3 Achalcus nigropunctatus 75 3 Achalcus thalhammeri 75 3 Achalcus vaillanti 75 1 Achenium depressum 180 3 Achenium humile 187 R Achorotile albosignata 248 0 Achselfleckiger Halskäfer 207 2 Achselfleckiger Nachtläufer 163 2 Achtfleck-Ahlenläufer 163 2 Achtfleckiger Augenfleckbock 216 2 Achtfleckiger Flachschienen-Stachelkäfer 209 3 Achtfleckiger Kapuzen-Blattkäfer 220 2 Achtpunktierter Pappelbock 216 3 Achtpunktiger Kiefern-Prachtkäfer 199 1 Achtzehnfleckiger Ohnschild-Prachtkäfer 195 2 Achtzehnstreifiger Mistkäfer 214 3 Acicula fusca 287 3 Acicula lineata 288 3 Acicula lineolata 288 0 Acipenser ruthenus 58 0 Acipenser sturio 58 0 Acipenser sturio 63 V Ackerwinden-Motteneulchen 106 R Acmaea virginea 294 1 Acmaeodera degener 195 Acmaeodera flavofasciata -> Acmaeoderella flavofasciata 1 Acmaeoderella flavofasciata 195 2 Acmaeops marginata 215 2 Acmaeops pratensis 215 2 Acmaeops septentrionis 215 2/3 Acompocoris montanus 240 1 Acompus pallipes 239 0 Acontia lucida 102 1 Acosmetia caliginosa 103 Acritus atomarius -> Aeletes atomarius 2 Acritus homoeopathicus 183 1 Acritus komai 180 3 Acritus minutus 187 2 Acrocephalus arundinaceus 45 1 Acrocephalus paludicola 45 2 Acrocephalus schoenobaenus 45 3 Acrocnida brachiata 299 Acrognathus mandibularis -> Manda mandibularis Acrolocha amabilis -> Elonium amabilis V Acroloxus lacustris 286 3 Acronicta cuspis 104 3 Acronicta euphorbiae 104 2 Acronicta menyanthidis 103 2 Acronicta strigosa 103 V Acronicta tridens 106 Seite 2 von 196 Kat. Name Seite 3 Acrotona convergens 187 3 Acrotona piceorufa 187 3 Acrotrichis chevrolati 187 3 Acrotrichis cognata 187 2 Acrotrichis danica 183 3 Acrotrichis lucidula 187 3 Acrotrichis rosskotheni 187 3 Acrotrichis rugulosa 187 3 Acrotrichis sjoebergi 187 2 Actebia praecox 103 3 Actidium aterrimum 187 3 Actidium boudieri 187 2 Actidium coarctatum 183 0 Actidium variolatum 179 0 Actinonotus pulcher 237 1 Actinotia radiosa 103 3 Actitis hypoleucos 46 0 Actocharina leptotyphloides 179 2 Acupalpus brunnipes 162 Acupalpus dorsalis -> Acupalpus parvulus V Acupalpus dubius 166 2 Acupalpus elegans 162 3 Acupalpus exiguus 164 R Acupalpus interstitialis 165 R Acupalpus luteatus 165 3 Acupalpus maculatus 164 V Acupalpus parvulus 166 3 Acylophorus glaberrimus 187 3 Acylophorus wagenschieberi 187 R Adarrus bellevoyei 248 1 Adelphocoris detritus 238 2/3 Adelphocoris hercynicus 240 2/3 Adelphocoris reicheli 240 R Adelphocoris ticinensis 241 1 Adelphocoris vandalicus 238 1 Aderus brevicornis 207 1 Aderus nitidifrons 208 2 Aderus oculatus 209 1 Aderus pentatomus 208 3 Aderus populneus 211 1 Aderus pygmaeus 208 3 Adexius scrobipennis 226 3 Adicella filicornis 117 3 Adscita geryon 100 Adscita heuseri -> Adscita statices R Adscita mannii 101 V Adscita statices 101 1 Aegialia rufa 213 1 Aegialia sabuleti 213 2 Aegopinella epipedostoma 287 3 Aegopinella minor 288 3 Aegopinella ressmanni 288 3 Aegopis verticillus 288 1 Aeletes atomarius 180 R Aelia klugi 241 0 Aelia rostrata 238 R Aeolidia papillosa 294 R Aeropus sibiricus 254 1 Aesalus scarabaeoides 213 D Aeshna affinis 263 1 Aeshna caerulea 262 V Aeshna grandis 263 2 Aeshna isosceles 262 3 Aeshna juncea 262 1 Aeshna subarctica elisabethae 262 1 Aeshna viridis 262 2/3 Aethus nigritus 241 1 Agabus clypealis 175 Seite 3 von 196 Kat. Name Seite 1 Agabus erichsoni 175 2 Agabus fuscipennis 176 2 Agabus labiatus 176 V Agabus melanocornis 178 3 Agabus neglectus 177 Agabus nigroaeneus -> Agabus erichsoni 2 Agabus striolatus 176 V Agabus subtilis 178 2 Agabus wasastjernae 176 3 Agallia consobrina 247 2 Agapanthia cardui 215 0 Agapanthia dahli 215 3 Agapanthia violacea 216 3 Agapetus delicatulus 117 2 Agapetus laniger 117 3 Agapetus nimbulus 117 3 Agaricochara latissima 187 2 Agaricophagus cephalotes 183 3 Agathidium convexum 187 3 Agathidium dentatum 187 3 Agathidium discoideum 187 3 Agathidium haemorrhoum 187 3 Agathidium nigrinum 187 2 Agathidium plagiatum 183 2 Agenioideus apicalis 145 1 Agenioideus ciliatus 145 2 Agenioideus nubecula 145 3 Agenioideus usurarius 145 R Aglaope infausta 101 3 Aglaostigma discolor 153 2 Aglaostigma langei 153 D Aglaostigma nebulosum 154 D Aglaostigma pingue 155 1 Agnathus decoratus 208 0 Agnetina elegantula 258 R Agonum antennarium 165 Agonum atratum -> Agonum monachum 2 Agonum dolens 162 2 Agonum duftschmidi 162 2 Agonum ericeti 162 3 Agonum gracile 164 D Agonum gracilipes 167 1 Agonum hypocrita 161 1 Agonum impressum 161 Agonum livens -> Platynus livens 3 Agonum lugens 164 1 Agonum monachum 161 1 Agonum munsteri 161 R Agonum nigrum 165 V Agonum piceum 166 Agonum quadripunctatum -> Sericoda quadripunctata 3 Agonum scitulum 164 2 Agonum versutum 162 3 Agonum viridicupreum 164 3 Agraecina striata 272 1 Agramma confusum 238 1 Agramma femorale 238 1 Agramma minutum 238 1 Agramma tropidopterum 238 D Agraylea cognatella 118 Agrilus acutangulus -> Agrilus salicis 2 Agrilus ater 197 2 Agrilus auricollis 197 2 Agrilus cinctus 197 1 Agrilus curtulus 195 2 Agrilus derasofasciatus 197 3 Agrilus graminis 199 3 Agrilus guerini 199 Seite 4 von 196 Kat. Name Seite 1 Agrilus hastulifer 195 3 Agrilus hyperici 199 3 Agrilus integerrimus 199 1 Agrilus mendax 195 3 Agrilus populneus 199 1 Agrilus pseudocyaneus 195 3 Agrilus ribesii 199 2 Agrilus salicis 197 3 Agrilus subauratus 199 Agrilus suvorovi -> Agrilus populneus 1 Agrilus viridicaerulans 195 3 Agriopis bajaria 109 0 Agriotes brevis 195 2 Agriotes sordidus 197 G Agrochola humilis 106 3 Agrochola laevis 104 3 Agrochola nitida 104 3 Agroeca cuprea 272 1 Agroeca dentigera 270 3 Agroeca lusatica 272 3 Agrotis cinerea 104 V Agrotis crassa 106 2 Agrotis ripae 103 0 Agrypnia picta 116 D Aguriahana pictilis 249 0 Agyneta arietans 270 G Agyneta subtilis 275 2 Agyrtes bicolor 183 1 Ähnlicher Ameisen-Augenhornhalbflügler 183 3 Ähnlicher Dickpalpen-Augenhornhalbflügler 190 1 Ähnlicher Eckhals-Ameisenkäfer 182 3 Ähnlicher Eschen-Bastkäfer 228 3 Ähnlicher Flach-Halbflügler 191 1 Ähnlicher Furchenhals-Moderkäfer 202 0 Ähnlicher Goldkäfer 213 1 Ähnlicher Groß-Hakenkäfer 197 2 Ähnlicher Hirsch-Walzenkäfer 209 1 Ähnlicher Kleinrüßler 223 R Ähnlicher Mohrenfalter 97 R Ähnlicher Perlmuttfalter 97 3 Ähnlicher Schmal-Augenhornhalbflügler 193 2 Ähnlicher Sumpf-Langhalbflügler 186 1 Ähnlicher Zahnflügel-Tauchkäfer 176 3 Ähnlicher Zwerg-Pilzfresser 205 3 Ahorn-Blattroller 227 V Ahorn-Gürtelpuppenspanner 110 2 Ahorn-Zwergborkenkäfer 225 1 Aiolopus thalassinus 253 2 Airaphilus elongatus 203 1 Akimerus schaefferi 215 3 Aland 58 3 Aland 63 3 Alaobia scapularis 187 1 Alastor atropos 144 V Alauda arvensis 47 2 Alburnoides bipunctatus 58 R Alca torda 46 V Alcedo atthis 47 0 Alces alces 38 1 Alcis jubata 108 2 Alcyonium digitatum 293 3 Alderia modesta 294 D Alebra coryli 249 0 Alectoris graeca 45 0 Alectoris rufa 45 1 Alemannischer Zahnhals-Moderkäfer 202 3 Aleochara cuniculorum 187 0 Aleochara discipennis 179 Seite 5 von 196 Kat. Name Seite Aleochara diversa -> Aleochara kamila 3 Aleochara erythroptera 187 2 Aleochara ganglbaueri
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