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Bibliographie Zur Spinnentierfauna Der Ostdeutschen Bundesländer (Arachnida: Araneae, Opiliones, Pseudoscorpiones) Schluß © Entomologische Nachrichten und Berichte;Entomologische download unter www.biologiezentrum.at Nachrichten und Berichte, 36,1992/3 175 P. BLISS, Halle, und P. SACHER, Wittenberg Bibliographie zur Spinnentierfauna der ostdeutschen Bundesländer (Arachnida: Araneae, Opiliones, Pseudoscorpiones) Schluß Summary The German arachnological literature is distributed among the whole range of scientific print-media. As a result of this it has become more and more difficult to consider all relevant information in preparation for further studies, especially faunistic projects. To improve the situation the East-Ger- man Spider Study Group (Arbeitskreis Arachnologie) has published bibliographies since 1982. Three parts have come out till now. They exclusively contain papers with faunistic dates to lay a foundation for a regional fauna. This bibliography will be the last one of the series. All four parts contain 637 references. The authors would be obliged for additional information about literature they have possibly overlooked. Résum é Jusqu’ici on a présenté 3 parts de la bibliographie sur la faune des araignées de l’Allemagne de l’Est. Cette bibliographie est tome 4 et termine la série. En tout, les 4 tomes contiennent 637 titres. 1. Einleitende Bemerkungen Das Vorankommen wurde auch dadurch er­ schwert, daß Publikationen anderer Fachrichtun­ Erklärtes Ziel des im Mai 1978 in der ehemaligen gen zwar mitunter nutzbare Daten enthalten, DDR gegründeten Arbeitskreises Arachnologie diese jedoch schwer zu entdecken sind, weil sich war die Erarbeitung einer Arachnofauna (excl. aus dem jeweiligen Titel kein arachnofaunisti- Acari) für dieses Territorium. Das Vorhaben ließ scher Bezug ableiten läßt. sich nicht in vollem Umfang verwirklichen, weil Voraussetzungen wie Finanzierung, Computer­ Die bemängelte breite Streuung der faunistisch- technik und Kartenmaterial fehlten und zudem ökologischen Informationen auf eine Vielzahl von ausschließlich nebenberuflich gearbeitet wurde. Klein- und Kleinstperiodika wird - das sei ergän­ Allerdings konnte die Erfassung der arachnofau- zend angemerkt - mit der erfolgten Gründung ei­ nistischen Literatur - für das Zustandekommen ei­ nes speziellen Publikationsorgans („Arachnologi- ner Regionalfauna ein unverzichtbarer Schritt - sche Mitteilungen“, H. 1 August 1991, Basel) neu­ weit vorangebracht werden. Dafür war ein überra­ erdings eingedämmt. schend hoher Zeitaufwand nötig, weil die im Sinne Bisher konnten zwei Teilbibliographien erarbeitet der Aufgabenstellung relevanten Schriften über und publiziert werden [Opiliones: Ent. Nachr. Ber. nahezu das gesamte Spektrum der Drucklegungs­ 26 (1982), 271—273. - Araneae: Hercynia, N.F. 23 möglichkeiten verteilt sind. (1986), 55-71.], denen später eine umfassende erste Fortsetzung mit Nachträgen (neu aufgenommen: Pseudoscorpiones), Berichtigungen und Aktualisie­ rungen folgte [Hercynia, N.F. 26 (1989), 182-189]. Die nun vorliegende zweite Fortsetzung hat zum 11 Bearbeitungsstand: Araneae: unveröff. Artenliste [MARTIN, Ziel, die bibliographischen Fragmente weiter zu D. (1988) : Checklist der Spinnenfauna der DDR (Arachnida: Ara­ komplettieren. Sie schien uns aber auch deshalb neae). Stand Juni 1988. - Mskr., 27 S., Müritzhof/Waren.]. - Opi­ liones: Artenliste [BLISS, P., & H. HIEBSCH (1984): Verzeichnis erforderlich zu sein, um zu einem gewissen Ab­ der Weberknechte (Arachnida, Opiliones) für das Gebiet der schluß der Literaturdokumentation für die DDR DDR. - Ent. Nachr. Ber. 28, 199-200.] und Rasterkarten [z.T. zu kommen, deren Staatswesen im Oktober 1990 veröff. : Hercynia, N.F. 17 (1980), 292-302; Faun. Abh. Mus. Tierk. Dresden 8 (1980), 87-90; Acta Zool. Fennica 190 (1990) aufgelöst wurde. 41 — 44; Bull. Soc. europ. Arachnol., ser. 1, 1990, N° hors, 31—35, Wiederum wurden entsprechend dem ursprüngli­ Paris; Proc. XlIIème Coll. Europ. d’Arachnol., Neuchâtel 1991, im Druck]. - Pseudoscorpiones: unveröff. Rasterkarten (R. chen Anliegen nur solche Veröffentlichungen auf­ DROGLA, Tröbigau). genommen, die lokalisierbare faunistische Daten 176 Entomologische Nachrichten© Entomologische und Berichte, Nachrichten und36,1992/3 Berichte; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at enthalten. Früher übersehene Arbeiten sind dies­ KOCH, L. (1875): Beschreibungen einiger von mal in erheblichem Umfang als Nachträge vertre­ Herrn Dr. ZIMMERMANN bei Niesky in der ten. Da auch Befunde aus unveröffentlichten Ober-Lausitz und im Riesengebirge entdeck­ Schriften (Gutachten, wissenschaftliche Haus­ ter neuer Spinnenarten. - Abh. Naturforsch. und Diplomarbeiten etc.) u. U. für die Faunistik Ges. Görlitz 15,1 — 21. von Bedeutung sein können, wurden auch sie in PAPENHAUSEN, U[lrike], (1981): Zur Ökolo­ unsere Literaturliste integriert. gie und Faunistik der Spinnen an den Ufern Mit Stand vom Dezember 1990 waren uns insge­ des Teltowkanals. - Diplomarbeit, Freie Uni­ samt 502 Titel über Araneae, 107 über Opiliones versität Berlin 1981. sowie 28 über Pseudoscorpiones bekannt. Alle TASCHENBERG, O. (1909) : Die Tierwelt. - In: Nutzer dieser Bibliographie sind dazu aufgerufen, W. ULE (Hrsg.) : Heimatkunde des Saalkrei­ auch weiterhin nach noch nicht erfaßten Zitaten ses einschließlich des Stadtkreises Halle und Ausschau zu halten und uns diese - in welcher des Mansfelder Seekreises. Halle. Form auch immer - zugänglich zu machen. UHLMANN, E. 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