OdonatologicalAbstracts

1972 giving, with much personal feeling, an outline of her

metaphysical experience of the , considering

Fauna Niebieskich it of illusions and of (13633) KRAJEWSKI, S„ 1972. as a symbol breaching a symbol

Zrddel: larvy wazek (). — Fauna ofNiebieskie change. She is also author ofthe dragonfly vignettes,

Zrodla: dragonfly larvae (Odonata). Zesz. nauk. Uniw. appearing thoughout the book.

Iddz. (II) 46: 41-45. (Pol., with Engl. s.). — (Author’s

current address unknown). 1998

12 from this Nature Reserve, central spp. are reported

Poland and their abundance is commented — A., 1998. Etude des insectes upon. (13636) DUCOMMUN,

For OA a current checklist, see 13732. aquatiques 1995-1996: Reserve naturelle du Marais

des Pontins s/Saint-Irnier. Mill,naturf. Ges. Bern (N.F.)

1987 — 55: 27-34. (Author’s address not stated).

8 odon. spp. are recorded from the Marais des Pontins

(13634) RESUMOS 14 CONGRESSO BRASIUERO Nature Reserve, canton Bern, Switzerland.

DEZOOLOGIA, 1987. Depto Biol., ICBG, Univ. Fed.

& 1998. Juiz de Fora, MG, 281 pp. [Abstracts only], (13637) XYLANDER, W.E.R. R. STEPHAN,

[Odon. papers:] Carvalho, A.L\ Aspectos biologicos Die Libellen des Braunkohletagebaugebiets Berzdorf.

taxonomicos de duas imaturas de Ber. 65-80. e novas formas Abh. NaturkMus. Gbrlitz 70(2): (WithEngl, — Gynacanthini brasileiras (Insecta, Odonata, Aeshnidae) s.). (Staat. Mus. Naturk. Gorlitz, Postfach 300154,

(p, 46); - Santos, N.D., J.M. Costa & J.R. Pujol-Luz: D-02806 Gorlitz).

de alevinos larvas de odonatas The odon, fauna ofthe coal Predacao por em (48 spp.) open-cast mining

— A.B.M.: Berzdorf E pisciculturas (p. 47); Machado, Sobre uma area of nr Gorlitz, Saxony, Germany is

novaespecie de Heteragrion do estado de Minas Gerais described. 5 groups ofponds and a brook, significantly

(Odonata; Megapodagrionidae) (p. 47: descriptive differing in age, structure and physico-chemical

notes, without name). parameters, are discerned andtheir odon. communities

are analysed.

1995

(13638) XYLANDER, W.E.R., R. STEPHAN & R.

(13635) VAN LIPPE-BIESTERFELD, L, 1995. FRANKE, 1998. Erstnachweise und Wiedemachweise

Dialoog met de natuur: een weg naar een nieuw von Libellen (Odonata) fur den Freistaat Sachsen und

evenwicht. — with die Oberlausitz. Abh. Ber. NaturkMus. [Dialogue nature:a way to a new Gorlitz 70(1);

Deventer. 183 37-46. — Mus. Naturk. balance], Ankh-Hermes, pp. Paperback. (WithEngl. s.). (Staat. Gorlitz,

ISBN 90-202-9085-1. (Dutch). Postfach 300154, D-02806 Gorlitz).

Irene Van Lippe-Biesterfeld,born Princess of Oranje- Crocothemis erythraea is recorded for the first time

is sister of of Netherlands. from 6 other for -Nassau, a the Queen the Saxony, and spp. are new Upper

this E On pp. 99-100 of autobiographic work, she is Lusatia; Germany. 458 Odonatological Abstracts

1999 cophysa, Micrathyria spp., Orthemis discolor,

Erythrodiplax fusca) are more abundant and are

(13639) BROCKHAUS, T„ 1999. Die Libellenfauna considered as potentialpredators on fish fry.

des unteren Zschopautales. Mitt, sacks. Ent. 47: 26-

-28. — (An der Morgensonne 5, D-09387 Jahnsdorf/ (13643) POPOVA, O.N. & A.Yu. HARITONOV, 1999.

Erzdorf). Geograficheskoe rasprostranenie strekoz roda

For the sake of drinking-water supply in the lower . - [Biogeographical distribution of

E ZschopauValley (Erzgebirge, Germany), until 1996 dragonfly genus Sympetrum], Vest. Chelyabinsk, gos.

the groundwatertable has beenkept high by pumping, pedagog. Univ. (X) 1999(1): 7-15. (Russ.). - (Inst.

hence various large ponds were created. These Anim. Syst. & Ecol., Siber. Br.. Russ. Acad. Sci„ ul.

harboured (1994-1996) 21-22 odon. spp. (17 spp. Frunze 11, RUS-630091 Novosibirsk).

When the The features of breeding). the system was changed, ponds biogeographic the genus are concisely

1996 of dried-up.In only 7 spp, were recorded, 6 which outlined and some amendments in the subdivision of

breeding. — See also OA 8333. some holarctic biogeographicprovinces are proposed.

The genus is considered the youngest in the Odon.,

(13640) BROCKHAUS, T„ 1999. Sachsische and is represented in all continents except Australia.

Libellentagung in Bad Schandau. Mitt, sacks. Ent. 48: Its primary centre oforigin and speciation is in E Asia,

— the other of in southern North 28-29. (An der Morgensonne5, D-09387 Jahnsdorf/ centres speciation are

Erzdorf). America and in the Mediterranean; the latter is the

A brief account of the ofthe 2nd proceedings meeting youngest ofthem. Though its members are structurally

ofSaxonian attended odonate workers, by 15persons; and ecologically fairly uniform, a pronounced diversity

The is in 5/6-XI-1999. progress on the “Entomofauna apparent ranges. Due to interspecific

saxonica” the main nowhere than 5-7 project was topic. competition, more spp. co-occur.

— See also OA 12854.

(13641) DE BRUYN, L„ P. GROOTAERT, M.

POLLET & G. DE KNIJF, 1999. Hebben (13644) REINHARDT, R. & F. PIMPL, 1999. Beitrag

ongewervelden een toekomst in onze tuinen? — [Is zur Insektenfauna des Landkreises Mittweida. Mitt,

there a perspective for the invertebrates in our sacks. Ent. 47:8-17. — (First Author: Burgstadter Str.

gardens?] Ankona Jaarb. 1999: 68-83. (Dutch). - 80a, D-09684 Mittweida).

(Last Author: Ploegstraat 33, B-9050 Gent). Includes a checklist of 11 odon. spp.; Mittweida distr.,

The odon. fauna of 2 gardens in Flandres, Belgium is E Germany,

with compared that of 3 nature reserves. The garden

and it consists of assemblage appears very poor solely (13645) SCHULZ, R„ R.-U. MUHLE & T. WILKE,

ubiquitous, non-specialised spp. 1999. Zur Odonatenfauna des einstweilig gesicherten

Teichgebietes Lakoma. Beitr. Tienv. Mark 14: 71-76.

— Inst. (13642) DE MARCO, P„ Jr,A.O. LATIN1 & A.P. REIS, (With Engl, s.), (First Author: Okol. u,

1999. Environmental determination of dragonfly Naturschutz, Univ. Potsdam, Lennestr. 7a, D-14471

assemblage in aquacultureponds. Aquacult. Res. 30: Potsdam).

357-364. — Ecol. Biol. 19 (Lab, Quatitativa,Depto Geral, spp. are reportedfrom the fishpond area ofLakoma,

Univ. Fed. Vigosa, BR-36517-000 Vigosa, MG). Lausitz, E Germany.

The patterns of larval odon. communities in

aquaculture ponds in Vigosa, SE Brazil are described (13646) SHESHURAK, P.N., 1999. K izucheniyu s

with the objective to determine the influence of entomofauny Nacional’nogo parka “Pripyatskiy”:

environmental and their — the bionomic parameters on strekozy (Odonatoptera). [Contribution to

composition and species richness. Vegetation knowledge of fauna ofthe Pripyatskiy National

determines of the occurrence some spp., whose adults Park: (Odonatoptera], In: Biologicheskoe

“ ” require certain plants foroviposition. The ponds where raznoobrazie Nacional’nogo parka Pripyatskiy

the is have lower vegetation lacking species richness. pp. 217-221, Nac. park “Pripyatskiy”, Turov-

The - Inst. "N. large-size spp. (Coryphaeschna adnexa, -Mozyr. (Russ.). (St. Pedagog. Gogol",

Brachymesia furcata) have low abundance or occur Nezhin, Ukraine).

accidentally. Spp. of intermediate size (Tramea A commented list of32 spp.; — Belarus. OdonatologicalAbstracts 459

(13647) SHESHURAK, P.N. & E.V. MISAN, 1999. -Brucknergasse 2/2, A-2232 Deutsch-Wagram).

Nasekomye (Insecta) Nacional’nogo parka Ehmann, H.: Libellenfunde im Bundesland Salzburg

“Pripyatskiy”, zanesennye v Krasnuyu knigu 1990-1999 (Insecta: Odonata) (pp. 1-17); — Muller,

H.: Respubliki Belarus, v Evropeyskiy krasnny spisok, v Untersuchungen zu heros

Krasnuyu knigu MSOR - [Pripyatskiy National Park Theischinger, 1979 und C. bidentata Selys, 1843, 1:

listed in the Belarus Red Book, the European Imagines (pp. 19-22; — 2: Larven (pp. 23-27); —

Red List and in the IUCN Red Book], In; Sonntag, H.: Erster Bodenstandigkeitsnachweis von

Biologicheskoe raznoobrazie Nacional'nogo parka Aeshna mixta Latreille, 1805 fiir das Bundesland Tirol

“Pripyatskiy” pp.j 225-228, Nac. park (pp. 29-30); - OAL-Nachrichten (pp. 31-32).

“Pripyatskiy", Turov-Mozyr. (Russ.). - (St. Pedagog.

Inst. "N. Gogol", Nezhin, Ukraine). (13652) ANDRES, J.A., R.A. SANCHEZ-GUILLEN

redlisted in several ofthe said & A, CORDERO RIVERA, 2000. Molecular evidence 4 odon. spp. are oneor

documents. for selection female color the on polymorphism in

Ischnura graellsii. Evolution 54(6): 2156-

(13648) WAKEHAM-DAWSON,A., T. BENTON & V. -2161. — (ThirdAuthor; Depto Ecol. & Biol. ,

BARNHAM, 1999. Butterflies and dragonflies in Univ. Vigo, E.U.E.T. Forestal, Campus Universitario,

northern Greece, 27 June-9 July 1997. Ent. Rec. J. ES-36005 Pontevedra).

Var. 111(3): 121-128. — (First Author: Mill Laine The signification of 5 colour polymorphism in Odon.

East BN7 field studies. The Farm, Offham, Lewes, Sussex, 3QB, UK). remains controversial despite many

5 odon. incl. listed from Mt of random factors effects, spp., Epallage fatime, are importance (founder genetic

NW Drama. Falakrdn, of drift and migration) vs selective forces for the

maintenance of this polymorphism is still under

(13649) YANIBAEVA, V.A., 1999. K harakteristike discussion. Here, it is specifically stated whether the

odonatofauny Bashkirskogo zapovednika. — To the 9 colour polymorphismofI.graellsii is under selection

characteristics ofthefauna of dragonfliesin the Bashkir in the wild. The degreeof genetic differentiation based

markers be is Reserve. Izuchenie Prirody v Zapovednikah on RAPD (assumedto neutral) compared

Baskortostana 1: 200-203. (Russ., with Engl. s.). - with the degree of differentiation based on colour

St. Nature alleles. Weir & Cockerham’s 6 values (Bashkir Reserve, Russia). showed a

A checklist of 24 incl. Somatochlora of differentiation for both spp., graeseri, significantdegree population

which is abundant in the Reserve and it is here for the sets of loci (RAPD and colour alleles), but the

first time recorded from South Ural. estimated degreeof population differentiation (9) was

significantly greater for the set of RAPD loci. This

(13650) YANIBAEVA, V.A., 1999. O novyh nahodkah shows that some kind of selection contributes to the

strekoz naYuzhnom Urale, - [New dragonflyrecords maintenance of similar colour morph frequencies

combined from South Ural]. In: Fauna i flora respubliki acrossthe studied populations.These results,

65-69. — with those of field studies that least Bashkortostan, Ufa, pp. (Russ.). (Bashkir previous suggest at

St. Nature Reserve, Russia). in some I. graellsii populations, density-dependent

evidenced 1996-1998 in the the loss of this 40 spp., during Bashkir mechanisms might help to prevent

State Nature Reserve and from the regional polymorphism, but cannot explain the similarity in

submontane lakes are listed. ecomutum morph frequencies among the populations.

is the fauna its status new to of South Ural, bringing

54 Ischnura aralensis haritonovi is ARGIA. The of the to spp. synonymised (13653) news journal Dragonfly

with I. aralensis f. aurantiaca. Society of the Americas (ISSN 1061-8503), Vol. 12,

No. 4 (15 Dec. 2000). - (c/o Dr & Mrs T.W. Donnelly,

2000 2091 Partridge Lane, Binghamton,NY 13903, USA).

[Signed articles:] Baumann, R.W. & A.L. Huillet:

(13651) ANAX, WIEN. Mitteilungsblatt der Odonata of Moapa Warm Springs, Clark county,

Osterreichischen ArbeitsgemeinschaftLibellen (OAL) Nevada (pp, 2-3); — Paulson, D. & S. Potter. Three

(ISSN 1023-0883), Vol. 2, No. 2 (not published), Vol. dragonflies new to Nevada (p. 3); — Danforth, D.:

for — 3(dated 15 Oct. 2000,received 14Feb.2001).(Germ., First record of maya Arizona (p. 3):

— with Engl. s’s). — (c/o Mag. R. Raab, Anton- Flint, O '. Nehalennia pallidula in Texas (pp. 3-4); 460 Odonatological Abstracts

Sibley, F.C.: New records of Sympetrum signiferum pond invertebrates is proposed. The coenagrionid and

from Arizona — Life libellulid used (pp. 4-5); Upson. 5.: history larvae are among the examples.

observations on Sympetrum signiferum in Arizona (pp.

- Flint, 5-6); O Sympetrum signiferum at Leslie (13657) BERRADY, I., K. ESSAFI & J. MATHIEU,

Arizona — Canyon, (pp. 6-7); Moskowitz, D A new 2000. Comparative physico-chemical and faunal

record for Archilestes in New county grandis York, studies of two thermal spring-brooks near Sidi

with notes on habitat and water quality (pp. 7-8); — Harazem (Morocco). Annls Limnol. 36(4): 261-274.

Donnelly, N.: Hybrid Enallagmaanna and civile from (With Fr. s.). — (Third Author: Lab. Hydrobiol., Univ.

Ontario and Iowa (pp. 8-9); — A hybrid Claude Bernard Lyon-I, 43 bd du ll-novembre-19I8,

Ophiogomphus female again (p. 9); — Duhe, R - Ant F-69622 Villeurbanne).

lion eats — II.: Cicindela larva The interstitial (p. 9); Smith, fauna was collected by means of

eats — Gomphus (p. 9); Daigle. J.J.\ Sarasota surprise artificial substrates, the odon. were represented at 3

— 9-10; Florida, records of exotic stated. — (pp. spp.); O’Brien, sampling stations. Species names are not

M.\ New additions to the University of Michigan See also OA 13709.

Museum of Zoology Odonata library (p. 10; donation

ofL.K. Gloyd’s library); - Laudermilk, E. : CarlCook (13658) BOWLES, B„ 2000. 2000 Pelee Island

— N.: Review: receives award (p. 11); Donnelly, butterfly count. Ontario Insects 6(1): 4-6. - (374

“Dragonflies of North America”, by J.G. Needham, Grenville, Orilla, ON. L3V 7P7, CA).

M.J. Westfall & M.L. May (pp. 11-13). Includes a checklist of 13 odon. spp., sighted on 5-

-VIII-2000; Ontario, Canada, — For the 1999 records

ARNOLD, 2000. CM (13654) A., Verbreitungsatlas der see 13511.

Libellen im Regierungsbezirk Leipzig. Verdff.

NalurkMus. Leipzig 19: 55-144. (With Engl. s.). - (13659) BRACHYTRON (ISSN none), Vol. 4, No. 2

(Zur schonen Aussicht 25, D-04435 Schkeuditz). (dated Dec. 2000; mailed 20 March 2001). (Dutch,

A monographictreatment ofthe odon. fauna (59 spp.) with Engl. s’s). — (c/o W.J.A. Hoeffnagel,

ofthe district ofLeipzig, Germany, covering the period Krekelmeent 72, NL-1218 ED Hilversum).

7 R.P.G.'. 1884-1996. spp, are considered at present locally Geraeds, Observations on the dragonfly

extinct. Of interest is the analysis of flight periods. In Ophiogomphuscecilia (Fourcroy, 1785) along the river

those ofthe 1884-1994 — some spp,, period deviate from Roer (pp. 3-7); Ketelaar, R„ W. Clausen. R. Basse

the current observations The & (1981-1996). possible J.-L van Eijk: Coenagrion omatum in Europe and

causes are discussed. its chances in the Netherlands (pp. 8-15); — Van der

Heijden, A.E.: A population of Norfolk damselfly

BEDJANlC, D. (13655) M„ U. CERVEK, GAUOT & (Coenagrion armatum) in the Weerribben (pp. 16-19);

N. KADENSeK, PoroCilo 2000. skupine za kacje Ketelaar, R. & G.-J. Pontenagel:A roosting site of — pastirje. [Report of the dragonfly team]. In: M. the Northern damselfly (Coenagrion hastulatum)(pp.

[Eds], - Bogataj et al„ Mladinski ekoloSko raziskovalni 20-22); Faasen, T: Onychogomphus forcipatus, a

Mura tabor 2000, pp. 16-18, Pomurski ekoIoSki center, native species in the Netherlands (pp. 23-25); — Van

Murska Sobota. - (Slovene). (First Author: Fram 117/ Tol, J. : The first correspondencebetween D.C, Geijskes

A, SI-2313 Fram). and M.A. Lieftinck (pp. 26-28); — Dijkstra, K.-D.B.'.

A evidenced checklist of 28 spp.. along the Mura R., Book reviews (pp. 29-30).

NE Slovenia, in July 2000.

(13660) BRBSt’AK. I., 2000. Naravni spomenikMlake.

(13656) BERNARDINI, V., A.G. SOLIMINI & G. — [Nature Reserve "Mlake”]. DruStvo uciteljev

CARCHINI, 2000. Application of an image analysis biologije Slovenije & ObCina Vipava, Vipava, 8 pp.

system to the determination of biomass (ash free dry [flyer], — (Slovene).

weight) of pond macroinvertebrates. Hydrobiologia The biotic features of the Reserve (nr Vipava, W

439: 179-182. — Author: Lab. Ecol. & (Second Exp. Slovenia) are briefly outlined. It harbours 27 odon.

Aquaculture, Univ. ‘Tor Via della and its biotic the DeptBiol., Vergata”, spp., diversity is considered among Ricerca Scientifica, 1-00133 Roma). richest in the southern Alps. Cf. also OA 12031.

An inexpensive method for quick estimates of

individual biomass from video-recorded images of (13661) BUFFAGNI,A..G.A.CROSA, DM. HARPER Odonatological Abstracts 461

& J.L. N KEMP, 2000. Using macroinvertebrate species nr the headwaters of the Parsnip R. ofArctic Lake;

to river channel habitat units: all in Canada. the first assemblages identify an British Columbia, These are

ofthe functional habitats application concept to a large, records of this eastern sp. in the West. So far it has

unpolluted Italian river (river Ticino, northern Italy). never been reported from central Canada, between

Hydrobiologia 435; 213-225. — (First Author: Water Alberta and Ontario.

Res. Inst., Via della Momera 25, 1-20047 Brugherio,

MI). (13666) CORDOBA-AGUILAR, A., 2000. Evolution

The odon. identified level, but were to genus no taxa y diversidad de la morfologia de los genitales

stated and are no reference to the Order is made in the masculinos en insectos. Fol. ent. mex. 110; 95-111.

main text. (With Engl. s.). — (Centro Invest, Biol.,Univ. Hidalgo,

Apdo Postal 69-1, Plaza Judrez, MX-42001 Pachuca,

(13662) BURKART, W. & W. LOPAU, 2000, Libellen Hidalgo).

im Landkreis Rotenburg (Wiimme). Stiftung The hypotheses on the evolution ofgenitalmorphology

173 ISBN 0943-352X based the Naturschutz, Rotenburg. pp, are reviewed and, on literature, the situation

(15.5'23.0 cm) softcover. — (Publishers: Postfach in the odon. is thoroughly considered.

1440, D-27344 Rotenburg/Wiimme).

The odon. fauna (55 spp.) of the distr. of Rotenburg. (13667) CZACHOROWSKI, S„ P. BUCZYNSKI, U.

Lower Saxony, Germany is described. The generalpart WALCZAK & J. PAKULNICKA, 2000. Gatunki

concise — (pp. 11-27) presents a outline of geographic oslonowe (parasolowe)w ochranie owadow. Cover

features and aquatic habitat types. The spp. are species (umbrellaspecies) in the protection of insects.

“monographed”on pp. 36-147; 2 opposite pp. per sp., Przegl. przyrod. 11(1/2): 139-148. (Pol., with Engl,

with field — a portrait, adult phenology graph and a grid s.). (Second Author: Dept Zool., Inst. Biol., Maria

distribution The local of each is Curie-Skladowska map. status sp, Univ., Akademicka 19, PO-20-033

and the conservation emphasized required measures Lublin).

and are proposed. Detailed considerations suggestions The current legislation in the field of nature conser-

on conservation of regional are commented from the fauna dealt with in vation is critically upon the point of

the concluding chapter (pp. 153-166). view ofentomology.The advantages ofthe application

of the ‘cover species’ method are advocated, and the

CANNINGS, R„ 2000. of (13663) Dragonfly Society odon. ‘cover species’ for the various types of Polish

the Americas Annual Field Meeting, 27 July-1 August aquatic habitats are identified.

2000, Nanaimo and points East, Boreus 20(2): 7-8. -

Brit. Columbia P.O. Box 9815 Stn Prov. DE (Roy. Mus., (13668) HEU, M,, 2000. Productiviteit van eenplas

— of Amsl. Govt, Victoria, BC, V8W 9W2, CA). [Productivity a pond]. Amoeba, 74(4): 138-

valuable records — Includes numerous from Nanoose -140. (Dutch). (Oostslootstraat 79, NL-1781 KS

Nanaimo Lakes Bay, watershed, Hamilton Marsh nr Den Helder).

Based enclosure Coombs, Cypress Prov. Park, the Okanagan R„ etc,; on 6-day observations (surface ca 1

2 all British Columbia, Canada. m date not in a fen in the of , stated) vicinity Kotten,

the Dutch/German border area, emergence of

2 2000. and damsels danae (13664) CANNINGS, R,, Dragons Sympetrum was estimated at 2 individuals m /

in the Columbia/Kootenay region. Boreus 20(2): 9- day.

-10. — (Roy. Brit. Columbia-Mus., RO. Box 9815

Stn Prov. Govt, Victoria, BC, V8W 9W2, CA). (13669) DE MARCO, P„ Jr & K.S. FURIERI, 2000.

the listed in Almost identic to paper OA 13560. Ecology of Leptagrion perlongum Calvert, 1909: a

bromeliad-dweller odonate species. Bolm Mus. Biol.

(13665) CANNINGS, S., 2000. The Quebec Emerald Prof. Mello Leilao (N.S.) 11/12: 135-148. (With Port,

out West. Boreus 20(2): 11. - (Brit. Columbia s.). — (First Author: Lab. Ecol. Quantitativa, Depto

Conserv. Data Cent., 780 Blanshard St., Victoria, BC, Biol. Geral, Univ. Fed. Vigosa, BR-36571-000 Vigosa.

V8V 1X5, CA). MG).

Somatochlora brevicincta is reported from terraced The general population ecology and some natural

from 2 other sites in of this fens nr timberline at McBride, history aspects sp. in Santa Teresa ES, Brazil

the Mts N and Eof and the with Rocky McBride, from fens are presented, special reference to its preference 462 Odonatological Abstracts

for certain bromeliad spp. (Vriesea jonghei,Neoregalia (Dept Cien. Ambientale & Inst. Ecol. Aquat., Univ.

ES-17071 magdalenae and Nidularium procerum are preferred, Girona, Girona, Catalonia).

ensiformis Rudd V. is avoided) and to the pattern of are medium-sized cyprinid fish, in many

fluctuation the Adult abundance population during yr. European lakes they are associated with littoral

rises in the and the duration of the rainy season, dry vegetation. Abundant littoral macroinvertebrates,

season is considered the primary regulation factor dominatingdiets of other littoral fish, werenot present

this in for acting on population. rudd guts, save some Ephemeropt., Heteropt.

and a few Pyrrhosoma nymphula larvae.

(13670) DIJKSTRA. K.D.B., 2000 Odonata

(dragonflies). In: L. Nagorskaya et al., Macrofaunain (13674) GERAEDS, R.P.G. & J.T. HERMANS, 2000.

dead branches of the Pripyat river, Belarus. The final De gaffellibel(Ophiogomphuscecilia Fourcroy, 1785)

1R1-2692, 61-66. Inst. de — report on Project pp. Zool,, langs Roer. Dragonfly Ophiogomphus cecilia

NAS, Minsk. - (Gortestraat 11, NL-2311 MS Leiden). (Fourcroy, 1785) along the river Roer. Natuurh.

A list is 34 evidenced 11 Maandbl. - presented of spp., at sampling 89(12): 254-259. (Dutch, with Engl. s.).

sites on the river. Their status is stated, and their (Second Author: Hertestraat 21, NL-6067 ER Linne).

ecological grouping discussed. See also OA 13474. In Aug.-Sept 2000, the sp. was sighted in low densities

the Roer R. In and along nr Melick. 1995 1996 a few

(13671) DRURY, D.M. & W.E. KELSO, 2000. individuals were recorded at the Geleenbeek brook,

Invertebrate colinization of debris in coastal but otherwise the considered since 1936 woody sp. was

plain streams. Hydrobiologia 434: 63-72. - (First “extinct” in the Netherlands.

Author: USM IMS Gulf Coast Res. Lab., P.O. Box

7000, Ocean Springs, MS 39566, USA). (13675) GIBERSON, D. & M. DOBRIN, 2000.

The colonization dynamics and habitat preferences of Dragonflies and damselfliesof Prince Edward Island

macrbinvertebrates associated with submerged woody National Park. DeptBiol., Univ. PrinceEdward Island,

debris in Louisiana coastal plain streams (USA) were Charlottetown, iii+30 pp. ISBN none(14.5x21.5 cm),

studied. In in situ — an experiment, Aphylla sp. was spring binding. (Dept. Biol., Univ. Prince Edward

collected from magnolia and water oak branches, Is., 550 University Ave, Charlottetown,PE, Cl A 4P3,

anchored sand and substrate in the over gravel Bogue CA).

St Parish. and A colour concise Falaya R., Tammany Erpetogomphussp. handbook, presenting descriptions

collected in and col. of the 38 hitherto Progomphus sp. were stream survey on photographs spp. recorded

and from the Park. The information gravel sand, resp. on habitats, flight

periods and general distribution are provided for each

U. SCHULZ & J. — For the fauna of the (13672) EISERMANN, K„ sp. complete province, see

OEHLKE, 2000. Die Libellenfauna (Odonata) eines Notul. odonatol. 3(1990): 65-80.

extensiv genutzten Schiffahrtkanals: der Finowkanal

in Eberswalde. Ent. Nachr. Ber. 44(4): 253-258. (With (13676) G6MEZ-ANAYA, J.A., R. NOVELO-

Engl. s.). — (FB Landschaftsnutzung & Naturschutz, -GUTIERREZ & R. ARCE-PEREZ, 2000. Odonata

D- Fachhochschule Eberswalde, Schicklerstr. 3-5, de la zona de influencia de la central hidroelectrica

-16225 Eberswalde). “Ing. Fernando Hiriart Balderrama” (PH Zimapan),

recorded 108: 1-34. 19spp. (13spp. exuviae) were (IV- VIII1996) Hidalgo, Mexico. Fol. ent. mex. (With Engl,

from a section of the Finowkanal, Brandenburg, s.). — (Depto Ent,, Inst. Ecol., Apdo Postal 63, MX-

Germany. The community was dominated by 9100 Xalapa, Veracruz).

Platycnemis pennipes andIschnura elegans, but species Information on ecology, distribution and phenology

different 41 composition varied at stretches. The and a key to the larvae are provided for most ofthe

entomofaunistic of used that evidenced in 5 influenced importance extensively spp. were water bodies,

navigation canals is emphasized. by the Zimapan hydroelectric plant, on the border

between the Hidalgo and Queretaro states, Mexico.

E. & R. MORENO- Shannon index and Hill’s index (13673) GARCIA-BERTHOU, diversity evenness

-AMICH, 2000. Rudd (Scardinius erythrophthalmus) were used in the community structure descriptions.

in Iberian 14 the of introduced the peninsula: feeding ecology spp. are new to fauna Hidalgo.

in Lake Banyoles. Hydrobiologia 436: 159-164. — Odonatological Abstracts 463

de - (13677) GOMPHUS. Mededelingsblad van ISBN 3-80001-3145-5. (Publishers: Wollgrasweg

belgische libellenonderzoekers — Bulletin de liaison 41, D-50599 Stuttgart/Hohenheim).

des odonatologues beiges (ISSN 0772-4691), Vol. 16, The odon. are dealt with on pp. 160-190. Concise

No. 2 (Dec. 2000). (Dutch & Fr,, with Engl., Fr. & descriptions of the larva, adult, habitats and biology

Dutch — G. De B- s’s). (c/o Knijf, Ploegstraat 33, are provided for 28 German spp.

-9050 Gent).

Tally, N./Goffart, P: Editorial (pp. 113-114); - De (13680) HANCOCK, E.G., 2000. Scottish insect

Knijf, G. & H. Demolder. A populationof Coenagrion records for 1998 and 1999. Glasgow Naturalist 23(5):

mercuriale and Libella fulva in the Gaume (Belgium) 48-52. — (Zool. Mus., Graham Kerr Bldg, Univ.

(pp. 115-122); - Titeux, H.: Les odonates de la reserve Glasgow, Glasgow, G12 8QQ, Scotland, UK).

bilan for de Ben-Ahin (vallee de la Meuse): des releves Records are presented Libellula quadrimaculata,

de 1993 a 2000 (pp. 123-130); - Stoks, R. & G. De Sympetrum nigrescens and S. striolatum.

Knijf. Libellula fulva in Flanders in 2000: hope for a

threatened outsider? (pp. 131-138); — Goffart, R: (13681) HOESS, R„ 2000. Libelleninventar des

Statut des espbces d’odonates du programme Kantons Bern: Nachtrag. Jb. naturh. Mus. Bern - “Inventaire et Surveillance de la Biodiversity en 13[1996-1998]: 27-42. (With Engl. s.).

Wallonie”: bilan decennal (1990-1999)(pp. 139-149); (Normannenstr. 35, CH-3018 Bern).

— Virelles from the known sites Compte-rendu de 1’excursion auxetangs de 3833 new records and 366 newly

— de are in et Roly ... (pp. 150-151); Compte-rendu discovered localities added to those listed the

1’excursion dans la de — These cover ... region Spa (pp. 151-153); original publications (OA 9865, 11581).

Annonces (pp. 154-160). 55 spp. The Red List of canton Bern is updated; —

Switzerland.

(13678) GORB, S.N., A. KESEL & J. BERGER, 2000.

Microsculpture of the wing surface in Odonata: (13682) HOLT, M. & B. LAKING, 2000. Odonata of

Ontario Insects 16-17. - evidence for cuticular wax covering. Manitoulin district. 6(1):

Structure & Development 29(2): 129-135. - (First (First Author: 68 Huron Woods Dr., RR4 Coldwater,

Author: Biochem. Dept, Max-Planck-Inst. ON, LOK 1E0, CA).

D-72076 A checklist of 49 far recorded for the Entwicklungsbiol., Spemannstr. 35, spp. so district;

Tubingen). — Ontario, Canada.

The insect wing membrane is usually covered by

2000. Neue Fundorte der scales, hairs and acanthae, which serve diverse (13683) HOSTETTLER, K„

such functions, as species-specific coloration pattern, Siberischen Winterlibelle und der Gemeinen

of wind resistance decrease im und decrease during flight or Keiljungfer (Odonata) Gottlieber Ried am

of wing wettability. Representatives of Palaeoptera Seerhein (Thurgau). Mitt, thurgau. naturf. Ges. 56:

and have — (Odon. Ephemeroptera) no hairy structures 83-88. (Schulstr. 7, CH-8590 Romanshorn).

but both its sides A small on the wing membrane, are fine- Sympecma paedisca population at Gottlieben

-sculptured. In this study, the nature of the wing and 2 Gomphus vulgatissimus exuviae from

studied covering was using acoustic microscopy, Tagerwilen Seerhein (both canton Thurgau,

scanning- and transmission electron microscopy Switzerland) are brought on record. A note on

followed by a variety of chemical treatments. It was oviposition habits of S. paedisca is included.

shown that wing microsculptures are not cuticular

but outgrowths, a wax covering, which is similar to (13684) HUTCHINSON, R., 2000. Identifier les larves

pruinosity, which has been previously described in de libellules du Quebec. Nuuv’Ailes 10(3): 12. - (12,

several odonate Data from acoustic chemin de la J8T taxa. scanning Savane, app. 12, Gatineau, QC, 1P7,

that scratches the microscopy revealed on wax covering CA).

have material density different from the surrounding Some suggestions on larvae identification, addressed

material. Various functions of the wax covering are to the young collectors in Quebec, Canada.

discussed.

(13685) HUTCHINSON, R„ 2000. L’entomologiedans

2000. Farbatlas Jeunes Nouv'Ailes 11. (13679) GRABOW, K„ un camp de Naturalistes. 10(3):

— Susswasserfauna: Wirbellose. Ulmer, Stuttgart. 228 pp. (12, chemin de la Savane, app. 12, Gatineau, QC, 464 Odonatological Abstracts

J8T 1P7, CA). based on the BC Database Odonata, covering the

The larvae of 6 odon. recorded from about 1900 2000. Statements made spp. are (5/13-VIII- period to are

abundance and the 2000) from Rawdon, Quebec, Canada. on flight periods, noteworthy

localities for each The and collection data sp. locality

2000, (13686) HUTCHINSON, R., Rayon are not catalogued and the regional bibliography is

entomologie. Nouv'Ailes 10(3): 9. — (12, chemin de not provided.

J8T 1P7, la Savane, app. 12, Gatineau, QC, CA).

A comprehensive book review of S.W. Dunkle’s (13691) KENNER, R.D., 2000. Book reviews [...].

volume, as listed in OA 13571. Discovery, Vancouver 29(2): 65-68. — (Spencer Ent.

Mus., Dept Zool., Univ. Brit. Columbia, Vancouver,

(13687) HUTCHINSON, R. & G. BELANGER. 2000. BC, V6T 1Z4, CA).

Recolte de la Reserve book reviews of 3 described libellules (Odonata) a faunique Comprehensive vols, as

Nouv’Ailes de Port-Daniel (Gaspesie) en 2000, 10(3); in OA 12850 (D. Paulson), 13268 (K. Biggs) and 13571

— Author: chemin de la with BC 11. (First 12, Savane, app. (S.W. Dunkle), personal suggestions for the

12, Gatineau, QC, J8T 1P7, CA). readers.

from 10 spp. are recorded (18-VII-2000) the Reserve;

— Quebec, Canada. (13692) KENNER, R.D., 2000. Somatochlora kennedyi

(Odonata: Corduliidae): a new species for British

R. B. (13688) HUTCHINSON, & MENARD, 2000. La Columbia, with notes on geographicvariation in size

larve de Somatochlora brevicincta Robert and venation. 97: (Anisoptera: wing J. ent. Soc. Br. Columb. 47-49.

Corduliidae). Fahreries 25(4): 53-67. (With Engl, s.). — (5560 Linscott Court, Richmond, BC, V7C 2W9,

— Author: chemin de la (First 12, Savane, app. 12, CA).

Gatineau, QC. J8T IP7, CA). 1 9, Andy Badly Lake, S ofFort Nelson, 25-VI-1997.

The larva and illustrated - from the northern Yukon is described from specimens Specimens are smaller

collected in the boreal zone of Quebec, Canada. It is than those from elsewhere in its range and have a

compared with those of S. whitehousei and S. reduced number of cells in R2 in fore- and hindwing.

septentrionalis (of the alpestris-group). The 3 spp. are

keyed, and their geographical distribution, habitat (13693) KENNER, R.D. & R.A. CANNINGS, 2000.

features and biology are outlined. Rediscovery of the Western Pondhawk in the Lower

Mainland. Discovery, Vancouver 29(2): 50-52. -

(13689) HYVONEN, T. & P. NUMM1, 3000. Activity (Second Author: Roy. Brit. Columbia Mus., RO. Box

V8W traps and the corer: complementary methods for 9815 Stn Prov. Govt, Victoria. BC, 9W2, CA).

invertebrates. 432: After 58 collocata has been recorded sampling aquatic Hydrobiologia yr, Erythemis

121-125. — (First Author: Agric. Res. Cent., Plant again in 1999 and 2000 in the Lower Mainland of

Protection, FIN-316000 Jokioinen). British Columbia, Canada (Cheam Lake Wetlands

Park A is The devices are described and their catches compared. Regional nr Chilliwack). review presented

The of odon. in the total of all since 1937 known and documented BC percentage samples caught records,

bottom- and mid-water detailed circumstancial evidence of the by corer (2.1), (2.2) activity present

similar. It is that is and list of traps (2.6) was suggested activity traps sightings supplied, a the Cheam Lake

and the could be used methods is added. corer as complementary spp.

in sampling aquatic invertebrate communities.

(13694) KORDGES. T. & P. KEIL, 2000. Erstnachweis

(13690) KENNER, R.D., 2000. Annotated checklist of der Friihen Heidelibelle Sympetrum fonscolombii

dragonflies (Odonata) of the Lower Mainland. (Selys) im Ruhrgebiet. Dortmund. Beitr. Landesk.

- Discovery, Vancouver 29(2): 53-59. (Spencer Ent. (Naturw.)34: 117-121. — (Okoplan,Husmannshofstr.

Mus.. Dept Zool., Univ. Brit. Columbia, Vancouver, 10, D-45143 Essen).

V6T of BC, 1Z4, CA). In a pond N Essen, several teneral adults were

A known 7 & 26-IX-I999. review is presented of the 55 spp. to occur sighted on

within the area that includes the Fraser Valley, the

adjacent mountains from the Strait ofGeorgia to Hope (13695) KOTARAC, M., 2000. Inventarizacija

and Bowen Island; British Columbia, Canada. It is Skocjanskega zatoka: kacji pastirji(Odonata). — [In- Odonatological Abstracts 465

Memorisation ofSkocjan Bay: dragonflies(Odonata)]. (13700) LASSIG, A., T. BROCKHAUS & R,

8 KUTTNER, 2000. interessante CKFF, Miklav2-na-Dravskem-polju. pp. (Slovene). Einige

- SI-2204 (CKFF, AntoliCideva 1, Miklav2-na- Insektennachweise aus dem Raum Rochlitz und

-Dravskem-polju). Colditz (Lepidoptera, Odonata, Ephemeroptera,

A commented list of 27 spp., with a complete biblio- Trichoptera). Ent. Nachr. Ber. 44(4): 279-283. -

graphy. The area (nr Koper, NW Istria, Slovenia) is (Second Author: An der Morgensonne 5, D-09387

scheduled for a legal proclamation ofthe “Nature Re- Jahnsdorf/Erzgebirge).

serve” status. — See also OA 11742. A checklist of 18 odon. spp., with field notes and

comments onSympecma fusca, Cordulegasterboltonii

— E (13696) KOTARAC, M.& A.§ALAMUN, 2000. Kacji and Somatochlora flavomaculata; Leipzig area,

pastiiji (Odonata). — [Dragonflies (Odonata)]. In: K. Germany.

PoboljSaj, Inventarizacijaflore in vegetacije ter

izbranih variant lira LINDENIA. zivalskih skupin za sludijo 2. (13701) Notiziario dell’Ufficio nazionale

zelezniske proge Divaia-Koper, pp. 30-35, CKFF, italiano della Societa odonatologica internazionale,

— Miklavz-na-Dravskem-polju. (Slovene). (CKFF, Napoli, No. 33 (21 Dec. 2000). — (do- Dr C.

Antolicidcva 1, SI-2204 Miklavz-na-Dravskem-polju). D’Antonio, Via A. Falcone 386/b, 1-80127 Napoli).

In addition 21 spp. (incl, 5 redlisted) that occur in various habitats to some announcements, the issue includes

along the projected 2nd railway line, DivaCa-Koper, 2 faunistic notes, viz.; Anonymous: Le libellule di

SW Slovenia are listed and discussed. The with expected Campo Imperatore(pp. 140-141;L’Aquila prov.,

of Orthetrum in railway impact on these is to be considered negligible. a distribution map albistylum Italy);

— and 11 Hemianax ephippiger sightings in Italy, in

(13697) KOTARAC, M. & A. SALAMUN, 2000. KaCji 2000, reported by L. dell’Anna, R. Fabbri and A.

pastiiji (Odonata). - [Dragonflies (Odonata)]. In; K. Busello (pp. 141-142).

AZ PoboljSaj,Porocilo o vplivih naokoljeza prikljuZek

Ljubecna (Celje-vzhod) za podroijefavne, flore in (13702) MACHADO, A.B.M., 2000. Studies on

vegetacije ter habitalov, pp. 45-52, CKFF, Miklavz- neotropical Protoneuridae, 10. Forcepsioneura lucia

— Anto- from Estadual Rola Minas -na-Dravskem-polju. (Slovene). (CKFF, sp. n. Parque Moga, Gerais,

liciceva 1, SI-2204 Miklavz-na-Dravskem-polju). Brazil (Odonata, Zygoptera). Bolm Mus. Biol. Prof.

13 spp. are listed for an areanr Celje, E Slovenia, and Mello-Leitao (N.S.) 11/12: 127-134. (With Port. s.).

the impact ofa superhighway construction on the local — (Depto Zool.-Ent., Inst. Cienc. Biol.,UEMG, Caixa

habitats and odon. fauna is assessed. Postal 256, BR-31270-901 Minas Gerais, MG).

The is illustrated new sp. described, and compared

and F. (13698) KUHN, K., 2000. Untersuchungen zum with F. garrisoni, F. itatiaiae sancta. Holotype

Vorkommen der Helm-Azurjungfer (Coenagrion 6, allotype 9, 7 paratypes: Brazil, Minas Gerais,

mercuriale im Charpentier, 1840) mittleren Mindeltal Ibirite, alt. 1000 m, various dates: X/XII-1980/1984.

Ber. Ges. 59; (Insecta,Odonata). naturf. Augsburg 39- Some notes onecology and conservation are provided

-50. - D-86150 <5 6 the (Ravenspurgerstr. 7, Augsburg). and of genus are keyed (5 spp.).

The habitats of 5 populations (Mindeltal, Bavaria,

Germany) are meticulously described and habitat (13703) MANCS-JONES, M„ 2000. The spirit of

requirements are analysed. The velocity and aquatic butterflies: myth, magic and art. H.N. Abrams, New

andbank while York. 144 ISBN - vegetationare ofprincipal importance, pp. 0-8109-4115-5. (Publishers:

the quality ofwater is but rarely of any significance in 100 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10011,USA).

habitat choice of C. mercuriale in this area. Includes passing references to dragonflies and

illustrations of some art objects with dragonfly

2000. Ein (13699) LANGE, L., weiterer Beitrag zur depictions.

Libellenfauna des Kreises Steinburg. Bombus 3(45/

46): 177-179. - (Deichreihe 21, D-25599 (13704) MARINOV, M„ 2000. A contribution to the

Wewelsfleth). fauna of Srebama Biosphere Reserve. Acta zool. bulg.

With reference the listed in OA 37-42. - Box BG- to paper 13255, notes 52(2): (With Bulg. s.). (P.O. 134,

few are presented on a spp. of some selected types of -1000 Sofia).

— habitats; Schleswig Holstein, Germany. Enallagma cyathigerum and Anax parthenope are 466 Odonatological Abstracts

recorded from the Reserve; — Bulgaria. (13707) MEY, D., 2000. Vorkommen der Gestreiften

Quelljungfer Cordulegaster bidentata (Insecta,

MARTINIA. (13705) Revue scientifique de la Societe Odonata, Anisoptera) an Kalksinterbachen in

Frangaisc d’Odonatologie(ISSN 0297-0902),Vol. 16, Nordwestthiiringen.Rudolstddter naturh. Schr. 10:33-

No. 4 (Dec. 2000). (With Engl, s’s). — (c/o J.-L. -46. (With Engl. s.). - (Karl-Hermann-Str. 3, D-99848

Dommanget, 7 rue Lamartine, F-78390 Bois-d’Arcy). Wutha-Famroda).

P.\ observations Haffner, [obituary] Herv£ Maurin, 1949-2000 (pp. Systematic (1998-2000) on larval and

- F. M. and behaviour in 151-152); Cloupeau, R„ Boudier, Levasseur adult ecology a calcareous stream nr

& C. Cocquempof. Les odonates de Touraine Asbach (Eichsfeld distr.) are brought on record. This

(dcpartement d’Indre-et-Loire,France): bilan de is the first known C. bidentata breeding site in

1'inventaire en cours (pp. 153-170); — Maillet, G.\ Thuringia, Germany.

Note pratique sur 1’observation des libellules et

1’utilisation d’une pochette enplastique (pp. 171-173); (13708) MULLER, J.M., 2000. Untersuchungen zur

Gilard, B. & J.-L. Dommanget: 3 C Rencontres Okologie undVerbreitung der Siberischen Azurjungfer

odonatologiques de France: Saint-Beauzire (Haute- (Coenagrion hylas) im Tiroler Lechtal (Odonata:

-Loire)... [...]:bilanetperspectives(pp. 175-184); — ). ZulassungsArb. z. wiss. Priifung

J. Les des Lehramt Inst. D’Aguilar, \ descriptions odonates d’Europe. Gymnasien. exp. Okol. Tiere,Univ. Ulm.

6. Etienne Laurent 118 - Price: DEM 40.- — from Fonscolombe, Joseph Hyppolyte pp. net. (Available

Boyer de (1775-1853) (pp. 185-208); - Chalmel, R. the Author: Goethestr. 25, D-89601 Schelklingen).

& J.-L. Dommanget: Rubrique bibliographique (pp. For the first time, the sp. is evidenced from oxbows

209-212). (Tyrol, Austria; alt. 850-1100 m). The habitats, feeding

territories, population biology and behaviour are

(13706) McPEEK, M.A., 2000. Predisposed to adapt? described in great detail.

Clade-level differences in characters affecting

swimming performance in . Evolution (13709) NAAMANE, B„ H. CHERGUI & E. PATTEE,

54(6): 2072-2080. — (Dept Biol. Sci., Darthmouth 2000. Distribution de la matiere organiqueparticulaire

NH de la faune invertebree des Coll., Hanover, 03755, USA). (M.O.P.) et au niveau

Previous studies have shown that 2 or 3 lineages of milieux aquatiques interstitiels du bassin du Sebou

Bull. Soc. linn. Enallagma, which historically co-existed with fish, (Maroc central). mens. Lyon69(7): 157-

recentlyinvaded and adapted toliving withlarge odon. -180. (With Engl. s.). — (Third Author: CNRS Ecol.

predators in fishless waters. In adapting to live with Hydrosystemes fluviaux, Univ. Claude Bernard Lyon-

these, lineages shifted behaviourally to using -I, F-69622 Villeurbanne).

evasive tactic swimming as an against attacking The macroinvertebrate interstitial populations were

predators, evolved morphological features that make investigated in the underflow of 3 streams (Sebou, Sidi

them faster swimmers, and evolved biochemical Harazem, Ain Chkef) nr Fes, Morocco. The fauna was

features to increase refueling strenuous activities like sampled from artificial substrates, buried 10, 30 and

these habitatshifts have occurred 50 in the sediment. 4 and swimming. However, cm stream gomphid libellulid

in 1 of the 2 clades within the in stated. only primary genus spp. were represented, species names are not

N America. Here, it is shown that clade-level - See also OA 13657.

differences exist among spp. in the ancestral, fish-lake

habitat that should make habitat shifts easier to (13710) NEEDHAM, J.G., M.J. WESTFALL, Jr &

accomplish in the clade in which they have occurred. M.L. MAY, 2000. Dragonflies of North America.

in the clade in shifts xvi+940 561 Specifically, fish-lake spp. which pp., textfigs inch, 24 col. pis excl. Scient.

occurred have much higher propensities to swim in Publishers, Gainesville/FL-Washington-Hamburg-

the laboratory, swim faster when they do swim, and -Lima-Taipei-Tokyo. (19.0x25.8 cm; 2.2 kg),

have higher mass-specific activities for argininekinase hardcover. ISBN 0-945417-94-2. — Price: US $ 125.-

than do in the other in which — reduced from spp. primary clade, no net. (Available at price IORI, DPI,

found in fishless These results P.O. 147100, extant spp. are waters. Box Gainesville, FL 32614-7100, USA).

the ofthe and edn of arediscussed in context dynamics offounder This is a completely revised updated the

events and the potential implications for community vol. described in OA 1266, covering the Anisoptera of

structure. the United States, Canada, the Greater Antilles and OdonatologicalAbstracts 467

the Mexican states bordering the US, a total of 350 (Text in Fr.). — (Le Foyard, Rte de Port 29, CH-2503

The spp. new taxa are: Gomphus (Hylogomphus) Bienne).

Westfall & The in Needham, May, sgen. n. (type sp.: Gomphus current state of fauna conservation canton

adelphus Selys, 1858),and Erythrodiplax bromeliicola Berne, Switzerland is outlined. Priority habitat

9: Westfall, sp. n. (holotype

deposited at FSCA, Gainesville, FL). — A general

introduction to the morphology and biology (pp. 3- (13715) PERRON, J.-M, & Y. RUEL, 2000, Extension

-48) is followed by detailed descriptions of all taxa, de 1’aire de repartition connueau Quebec de Libellula

with keys to adults of both sexes and to the hitherto luctuosa Burmeister (Odonata; ).Fabreries

known last instar larvae. Illustrations of 77. — Author; are provided 25(4): (First 506-963, rue Grandjean,

venation and larval habitus of all caudal Sainte G1S wing genera, Foy, QC, 1C3, CA).

ofadult 3 and 9 9 With in appendages 3 subgenitalplates of reference to the review presented the paper

for and other details of listed in OA 2 records for this most spp., numerous 13309, recent are given

and where these are in Canada, viz. I teneral 3 Leon- morphology coloration, important sp. Quebec, (close to

foridentification.The information on geographicrange -Provancher Swamp, Portneuf, 26-VI-2000), and 1 3

(usually at the state or province level) and on adult (SE of Mt Shefford, 1’Estrie, 3-VIII-2000).

is for all phenology given spp. Glossary (pp. 855-868),

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this monumental work. intermittent streams in the middle reaches of the

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-2641 JM Pijnacker). References to the odon. are solely made in graphs,

During a 2-week survey in the district ofTwente, the viz. the order-wise abundance is shown per sample

Netherlands,C. splendens was sighted at almost every site, and an ordination diagram is presented for the

brook visited, the occurrence ofC. virgowas restricted Gomphidae, based on canonical correspondence

the habitats with sections. for the 7 sites. to permanent shadowy analysis

2000. PVO (13712) OTT, J., 2000. Die Ausbreitung mediterraner (13717) POBOLJSaJ, K„ za izgradnjo

in Libellenarten Deutschland und Europa: die Folge deponije v gramoznici Jezera-Rakiian za podrodje

einer Klimaveranderung? NNA-Berichle 2000(2): 13- favne, flore in vegetacije. — [Assessment of

— Friedhofstr. D-67705 -35. (L.U.P.O., 28, Trippstadt), environmental impact on fauna, flora and vegetation

The records of the latest 2 decades clearly indicate an by construction of a dump depository in the Jezera-

appreciable northward expansion of various -Rakiian gravel pit], CKFF, Miklav2-na-Dravskem-

their ofhabitats — Mediterranean odon. spp., colonisation -polju. 23 pp. (Slovene). CKFF, AntoliciCeva 1, SI-

at higher altitudes, and the increase in population -2204 Miklavz-na-Dravskem-polju).

strength. This phenomenon is not to be considered as The locality is situated in NE Slovenia, the odon.

could be due the M. Kotarac & A. Salamun a temporary oscillation, it rather to aspects are analysed by (pp.

climatic number of and listed. recent changes. A large selected 8-9, 21) 19 spp. are

spp. are analysed and regularmonitoringis advocated.

(13718) POPOV, A., 2000. Opredelitel na vodnite

(13713) [PENA, M.A.], 2000. Esas beneficiosas koncheta (Odonata) v B’lgariya ot Milen Marinov.

libelulas. Canarias Siete, issue of7 March. Hist. nal. bulg. 12: 32. (Bulg., with Engl, title in

A local article Hemianax in the — address daily’s on ephippiger contents table). (Author’s not stated).

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OA 13298.

(13714) PERRENOUD, A., 2000. [Naturschutz-

inspektorat des Kantons Bern, Bericht 1999] 6. (13719) RAMIREZ, A., D.R. PAULSON & C.

Artenschutz. Mitt, naturf. Ges. Bern (N.F.) 57: 34-44. ESQUIVEL, 2000. Odonata of Costa Rica: diversity 468 Odonatological Abstracts

and checklist of species. Revta Biol. trap. 48(1): 247- Southwest St. Univ., Marshall, MN 56258, USA).

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711 BioSci. Bldg, Univ. Georgia, Athens, GA 30602- to physical, chemical and biological gradients in flow-

-2602, USA). -through constructed wetlands, receiving secondarily

268 increase for 41 spp. are listed, representing an treated domestic wastewater and lower-nutrient river

since 1982 OA About fifth of the water in USA, The spp. (cf. 4073). a Ohio, fauna was collected with

be endemic the Costa Rica-Panama benthic colonization spp, appear to to plates and emergence traps. All

recorded region. 7 odon. genera occurred in the high-nutrient

wetland, Enallagma, Lestes, Anax and Libellula also

Tabor — (13720) SALAMUN, A., 2000. v Rovinju. in the lower-nutrient habitats.

[Field workshop in Rovinj]. Temporaria 4(2): 13-15.

(Slovene). — (CKFF, AntoliCiCeva 1, SI-2204 (13725) STEVANI, C.V., D.L.A. DE FARIA, J.S.

Miklavz-na-Dravskem-polju). PORTO, D.J. TRINDADE & E.J.H. BECHARA, 2000,

Coenagrionpuella and Libellula depressa are recorded Mechanism of automotive clearcoat damage by

from the in the Croatia ponds Rovinj area, Istria, (29- dragonfly eggs investigated by surface enhanced

-IX/4-X-2000). Raman scattering. Polymer Degrad. Stabil. 68: 61-66.

- (First Author: Inst. Quimica, Univ. Sao Paulo, D.P.

(13721) SCHORR, M., 2000. Storungsokologische 26077, BR-05599-970 Sao Paulo, SP).

Wirkungen von Bootsportaktivitaten auf Fliessge- Based on the work reported in OA 13726, confocal

wasser-Libellen, der Wieslauter Raman revealed that dargestelltam Beispiel spectroscopy the spectra obtained

Fauna Flora Rhein- from and intact ofthe (Pfalzerwald, Rheinland-Pfalz). damaged portions clearcoat were

land-Pfalz 9(2): 663-679. (With Engl. s.). - similar and in agreement with infrared absorption

(Waldfrieden 25, D-54314 Zerf). spectroscopy data. This demonstrates that the attack

At the Wieslauter SE brook, Rhineland-Palatinate, by H S0 and cysteine/H,0 only promotes eggs, 2 4 2

the wash resin acid Germany, caused by moving canoes can stabilization of through hydrolysis of the

harm odon. individuals seriously emerging nr the resin ester and amide moieties. Surface enhanced

waterline and, in brook obtained narrow sections, canoescause Raman scattering sprectra, from odon. eggs

silver colloid, were very similar, thus confirming the

(13722) SCHWARZ-WAUBKE, M. & M. SCHWARZ, presence of sulfinic and sulfonic acids.

2000. Die Libellenfauna im Stadtgebiet von Salzburg

(Osterreich): Ergebnisse einer Biotopkartierung aus (13726) STEVANI, C.V., J.S. PORTO,D.J. TRINDADE

den Jahren 1994 und 1995. Linz. biol. Beitr. 32(2): & E.J.H. BECHARA, 2000. Automotive clearcoat

1093-1162. (With Engl. s.). - (Eben 21, A-4202 damage due to oviposition of dragonflies. J. appl.

Kirchschlag bei Linz). Polymer Sci. 75: 1632-1639. — (First Author; Inst.

46 known within the of Univ. Sao C.P. spp. are to occur city area Quimica, Paulo, 26077,BR-05599-970

Salzburg, Austria. 41 spp. were recorded from 173 Sao Paulo, SP).

waterbodies local The during 1994-1995. The occurrence chemical degradation ofthe automotive clearcoat

of each sp. is meticulously recorded and city caused inBrazil by oviposition ofnon-identified odon.,

distribution attracted the maps are presented. is reported. These are by reflecting surface

of in the and cars exposed sun lay eggs on them. The

(13723) §EGULA, B., 2000. Mlaka v “Gorci”, eggs, at the high temperatures (50-92°C) of the car

dom izginjajoci hribskega urha. Temporaria4(2): 22- surface, can cause damage similar to thatby acid rain.

— In -23. (Slovene). (Lepi pot 4, SI-1000 Ljubljana). experiments onresin-coated plates, the involvement

Incidental the odon. of reference to occurrence of 3 spp. or radicals of Hj02 hydroquinone-derived enzyme-

in the ponds ofthe Brezice-Bizeljsko region, Slovenia. -catalyzed hydrolyses and of photosensitiser-induced

excluded. The damage were damage was very similar

D.J. & (13724) SPIELES, W.J. MITSCH, 2000. to that produced at high temperature by the sulfur-

Macroinvertebrate community structure in high- and containing amino acids, cysteine and cystine. Based

constructed wetlands. Wetlands low-nutrient 20(4): on this, and because odon. eggs are rich in sulfur amino

— mechanism 716-729. (First Author: Envir. Sci. Program, acids, a involving cysteine and cystine in Odonatological Abstracts 469

the clearcoat damageis proposed. — See also OA in significantly lower numbers in August, after the

13725 and 13750. application of alphamethine.

(13727) STOKS, R. & F. JOHANSSON, 2000. Trading (13729) TACHET, H„ P. RICHOUX, M.BOURNAUD

off mortalityrisk against foragingeffort in damselflies & P. USSEGLIO-POLATERA, 2000. Invertebres

that differ in life cycle length. Oikos 91(3): 559-567. d’eau douce: systematique, biologic, ecologie. CNRS,

— Author: Ecol. & Envir. Umea (Second Dept Sci., Paris, 588 pp. ISBN 2-271-05745-0.

Univ., S-90187 Umea). The odon. are dealt with on pp. 243-275. The larvae

of Life history theory predicts that size and age at European families and genera are concisely

the and of the and emergence depend on slope shape diagnosed, a pictorial species key is provided.

relationship between mortality rate andforaging effort.

Given the expected high foraging effort in obligate (13730) TANNERT, R. & R. RUPPRECHT, 2000.

univoltine with semivoltine spp. compared spp., a low Erfassung der Insektenfauna im Niirnberger

and increase of effort slope an foraging are expected Reichswald bei Fischbach-Brunn von 1978 bis 1999,

in the of in the former and the insbesondere presence a predator Macro-, Microlepidoptera und

This tested opposite pattern in the latter. prediction was Coleoptera. Galathea 16(3); 75-108. (With Engl. s.).

in the univoltine Lestes sponsa and L. viridis and in - (First Author: Josef-Simon-Str. 52, D-90473

the semivoltine Coenagrion puella and C. hastulatum Niimberg).

when confronted with the Aeshna listed perch. For each of 4 spp. Pyrrhosoma nymphula and cyanea are

the relationship between mortality rate and foraging from the spruce-pine woods, SE ofNiimberg, Bavaria,

effort was determined at an individual level. As Germany.

expected, by the different growth demands associated

with differences in life both Lestes cycle length, spp. (13731) THEISCHINGER, G„ 2000. A new species of

had in the and in the absence of Nososticta from presence perch a higher Hagen Australia (Odonata:

foraging effort than the 2 Coenagrion spp. As a result, Protoneuridae). Linz. biol. Beitr. 32(2): 1175-1179. -

lestids also suffered higher mortality. The slope ofthe (2A Hammersley Rd, Grays Point, NSW 2232, AU).

between and effort N. moulds! is regression mortality rate foraging sp. n. described, illustrated and compared

as lower in lestids than in with the Australian 9: was, predicted, congeners. Holotype 3,2

coenagrionids. Despite this, and contrary to the Florence Falls, Northern Territory, 21-VI-yr not stated;

expectation, the lestids reduced foraging effort in the all deposited in AMS, Sydney.

of than the presence perch even more coenagrionids.

This evidence is discussed in the light of life history (13732) TONCZYK, G., 2000. Dragonflies (Odonata)

in that differ in responses spp. life cycle length. of the Niebieskie Zrddla Nature Reserve near

Tomaszow Mazowiecki (central Poland). Acta Univ. — (13728) SUHLING, F. S. BEFELD, M. HAUSLER, lodz. (Limnol.) 7: 79-85. (With Pol. s.). (Inst. Invert.

K. KATZUR & S. LEPKOJUS, 2000. Effects of Zool. & Hydrobiol., Lodz Univ., ul. Banacha 12/16,

insecticide applications on macroinvertebrate density PO-90237 Lodz).

and biomass in rice-fields in the Rhone-delta’ France. 21 and the is spp. are listed, current assemblage

Hydrobiologia 431: 69-79. — (First Author: Zool. compared with the fauna identified during 1968-1970.

Univ. Fasanenstr. D-38092 The Inst., Braunschweig, 3, disappearance of floating vegetation was

Braunschweig), detrimental to , the abundance of

The densities 5 odon. between of spp. are compared filamentous algae favours Enallagma cyathigerum

rice-fields treated with lindane and diazinon in June against Coenagrion pulchellum, and the progressing

and alphamethine in Aug. and the untreated controls. eutrophicationis indicated by the abundance ofAeshna

In Orthetrum and Crocothemis A. - See also albistylum erythraea cyanea and grandis. OA 13633.

no significant effects of insecticide application/non-

In -application were found. O. cancellatum and (13733) VAN DE HATERD, R„ 2000. Waterkwaliteit

the densities in the Sympetrum fonscolombii were generally Sloveense karstgebied: heldere wateren, diepe

lower in the treated June. Ischnura — areas in elegans grotten. Water quality in the karst region of

found in was July, after the lindane application, in Slovenia: clear waters, deep caves. Natura, Amst.

significantly higher numbers in the treated areas, but 97(5); 137-140. (Dutch, with Engl. s.). — (Binnen 470 Odonatological Abstracts

BA clutches the At distance Molenstraat 20, NL-4101 Culemborg). decreasing with height. some

Onychogomphus forcipatus, Cordulegaster heros and from the water, they were rarely seen.

Orthetrum brunneum are considered the indicators of

high water quality at the Plateau of Bloke, Slovenia. (13738) WITTE, R., 2000. Zuidelijke Glazenmaker

— ontdekt de excursie de For the complete fauna, see CM 10834. (Aeshna affinis) tijdens op

Schotsman. Zeeuwse Prikkebeen 8(3); 5-7. (Dutch).

(13734) VAN TWEEL, N. & L. VAN TWEEL, 2000. — (Author’s address not stated).

— other odon. listed from the Flora en fauna van het Sloveense karstlandschap. A. affinis and 8 spp. are

the Flora and fauna of the Slovene karst region. Natura, Schotsman, Zeeland prov., Netherlands; 19-VIII-

Amst. 97(5): 131-136. (Dutch, with Engl. s.). — -2000.

(Kadeneterkamp 44, NL-8014 CA Zwolle).

16 odon. spp. were evidenced in Inner Carniola (13739) YEH, W.C., 2000. [A note on Ceriagrion

(Notranjska),Slovenia by participants in the Roy. Neth. nipponicumAsahina, a recently discovered damselfly

Nat. Hist. Soc. field trip, 30-V/6-VI-1998. 5 of these in Taiwan]. Q. Nat. Cons. 32: 38-40. (Chin.). - (Div.

Taiwan Res. are listed here, without precise locality data. Forest Prot., Forestry Inst., 53 Nan-hai

Rd, Taipei, Taiwan).

In in Hen the (13735) VEEN, P, 2000. Natuur- en cultuurbehoudin a mountain pool Yuanshan, co., sp. co-

- with aurantiacum The centraal- enoost-Europa. New orientations towards -occurs C. ryukyuanum. S S

in central and the 2 Due the nature conservation eastern Europe. of spp. are briefly compared. to recent

Natura, Amst. 97(4): 105-110. (Dutch, with Engl. s.). forest destruction around the pool, the fate ofthis small

— (Den Blieklaan 82, NL-3766 AV Soest), population is highly uncertain.

Includes a checklist of 16 odon. spp. from the Ipoly

R. basin, N Hungary. 2001

The (13736) WENDZONKA, J., 2000. Nowe stanowiska (13740) ARGIA. news journal of the Dragonfly

niektorych rzadkich w srodkowej i wschodniej Polsce Society of the Americas (ISSN 1061-8503), Vol. 13,

— of No. 1 March - Dr & Mrs T.W. gatunkow wa2ek (Odonata). New localities some (25 2001). (c/o

in and Lane. NY species of dragonflies (Odonata) rare central Donnelly, 2091 Partridge Binghamton,

Wiad. eastern Poland. ent. 19(2): 124. (Pol., with Engl, 13903, USA).

title). — (Author’s address not stated). [Signed articles:] Paulson, D. : A Venezuelan odonate

Aeshna affmis, Sympetrum depressiusculum and S. vacation (pp. 7-9; with records); — Beckemeyer, R.:

Gan Mai Tik Thailand records pedemontanum are listed. A. affinis from Gola nr Phop Khrap, (pp. 9-12;

Gostyri (24-VIII-1997) probably represents the latest from Burma & Thailand); — Garrison. R.: Brazil 2000,

seasonal record of the in Poland. it in Rio — sp. or living up (and collecting) (pp. 12-15);

Donnelly, N Watch out for warthogs! (pp. 15-17;

(13737) WESTERMANN, K„ 2000, Die Eiablage- Uganda records); — Holder, M. & A. Kingsley.

der viridis) in Summer 2000 odonate in New platze Weidenjungfer (Chalcolestes peatland surveys

einem siidbadischen Altrheingebiet. NatSchutz siidl. Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Canada (pp. 17-19); —

Oberrhein 3(1): 93-107. (With Engl. s.). — (Buchen- Upson, S.: A further Argia lacrimans population in

southeast Arizona — D. weg 2, D-79365 Rheinhausen). (p. 19); Paulson, : Sympetrum

A survey for C. viridis clutches was conducted along madidum in Minnesota (pp. 19-20); — Orr, R.\

list of the and damselflies of the Old-Rhine nr Weisweil, co. Emmendingen.Baden- Preliminary dragonflies

SW and bush D.C. — J.: WDA: -Wurttemberg, Germany. 37 tree spp. Washington (pp. 20-22); Silsby,

with successfully hatched prolarvae were identified. present status report (pp, 22-23); - Tennessen, K./

15 ofthem have not been previously mentioned in the Garrison, R. : Book reviews (pp. 23-25); — Glover,

literature. Young trees and bushes, such as Viburnum K.: Poem: “Hash and flicker” (p. 26); — Kalko, E.:

opulus, Alnus glutinosa,A. incana, Fraxinus excelsior, Bats gleaning dragonflies (p. 27); — Bree, D./White,

Mantids Ligustrum vulgare, Salix alba, some smaller willow HJDeliry, C: eating dragonflies (pp. 27-28);

and Prunus the J.\ Children about spp. padus, appear preferredoviposition Belshe, s stones dragonflies (p.

selected from close above - and sites. The branches were 28); Beckemeyer, R.: Biological diversity

of25 the numberof the of trends the water to an approx, height m, politics: impact recent regulatory on OdonatologicalAbstracts 471

scientists who study the and distribution of Konstantinstr. 110, D-53179 Bonn).

organisms (pp. 28-29); — Denson, D.\ Anax on ice In framework of the 1999 nation-wide monitoring

for 12 odon. (p. 29). concept nature conservation, spp, are

included; Germany.

(13741) ATROPOS, No. 12 (Jan. 2001), No. 13 (Apr.

— M. Tinker A.D. & L. 2001. The 2001). ISSN none. (c/o Tunmore, 36 (13743) BRISCOE, CHITTKA,

Lane, Meltham, Huddersfield, W Yorks, HD7 3EX, evolution of color vision in insects. Anm. Rev. Ent.

UK). 46: 471-510, 1 col. pi. excl, — (First Author: Dept

[Odon. articles:] [ No. 12]: Cham, S.\ The status of Molec. & Cell Biol.,Univ. Arizona, Tucson,AZ 85721,

Small red-eyed damselfly Erythromma viridulum USA).

(Charpentier)in the British Isles (pp. 7-9); — Parr, A.: The physiological, molecular and neural mechanisms

in Migrant dragonflies 2000, including recent of insect colour vision are reviewed. A review of

decisions and comments by the Odonata Recorders spectral sensitivity data for 6 anisopt. spp. is included.

Committee (pp. 16-19); — Busuttil, S.: Red-veined Phylogenetic and molecular analyses reveal that the

darters fonscolombei Sympetrum (Selys) at Dungeness basic bauplan, UV-blue-green-trichomacy, appears to

RSPB Reserve (1993-2000)(pp. 24-27); - Parr, A.: date back to the Devonian ancestor of all pterygote

Another record of Green darter Anax junius (Drury) insects.

(pp. 28-29); - Brereton, T: Site guide: ferry trips

through the Bay of Biscay to Los Llanos, Santurtzi (13744) BURMEISTER, E.-G.,2001.Insekt des Jahres:

(pp, 31-34; inch odon. records from Los Llanos); — der Plattbauch (Libelluladepressa L., 1758). NachrBl.

Beynon, T : My best day(pp. 36-37; records fromGoto buyer. Ent. 50(1/2): 68. — (Zool. Staatssammlung,

Dognana, Spain); - Dewick, S.: Problems at Small Munchhausenstr. 21, D-81247 Munchen).

viridulum site L. selected “the insect of the red-eyed damselfly Erythromma (p. 74); depressa was as year

Busuttil, S Lesser emperor Anax parthenope at 2001” in Germany. This little article gives a good

— Dungeness in 2000 (p. 77); Bowers, J.\ Identifica- outline of its biology and conservational problem. -

tion of Southern darter Sympetrum meridionale (p. Similar articles have appeared in various local

79); - Telfer, M. \ Insects at sea (pp. 81-82); —Re- newspapers and other periodicals, e.g. Hamburg.

ports from coastal stations, 2000: Tunmore, M.\ AbendBl., (issue of 2/3 Dec. 2000), Weser-Kurier (No,

The Lizard, Cornwall (pp. 46-48); — Knill-Jones, S.: 288, 9 Dec. 2000), Griine Blatter (7 [Feb. 2001]: 11-

— Dt. Ent. Isle of Wight (pp. 49-50); Patton, S Selsey -12), etc. Inst, Eberswalde issued a 6 p. flyer

Peninsular, West Sussex (pp. 50-51); — Hunter, I.: (2000), available free from the publisher (P.O. Box

Elms Farm, Icklesham, East Sussex (pp. 53-54); — 100238, D-16202 Eberswalde).

Clanoy, S.: Dungeness area, Kent (pp. 55-56); —

Dewick, S.: Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex (pp. 56-58); — (13745) GRAND, D., 2001. Quelques observations de

Parfitt, A.: Minsmere RSPB Nature Reserve, Suffolk libellules enGrece et aChypre(Odonata). Opusc. zool.

(pp. 59-60); - Bowman, N.: Eccles-on-Sea, Norfolk flumin. 196: 1-10. (With Engl. s.). — (3 bis, Impasse

(pp. 60-61); - Wilson, K.\ Gibraltar Point NNR, de la Voute, F-69270 St-Romain-au-Mont-d’Or).

Lincolnshire — B. A commented checklist is 41 (pp. 61-62); Spence, \ Spurn NNR, presented of spp.,

East Yorkshire (pp. 62-63); — Bagworth, T.: Calf of evidenced at 30 localities during 5 visits (1978-1999)

Man Bird Observatory (pp. 66-67); — Field, R.: in Chalkidiki, Thessaloniki, and on the islands ofCrete,

Skomer Island NNR, Pembrokeshire (pp. 67-68). — Lesbos, Rhodes, Samos and Cyprus. Some of the

S Identification the cretensis [No. 13]: Freddy, workshop: noteworthy spp, are: Boyeria (Crete),

common Aeshna hawkers (pp. 44-48, col. pis 4-7 Lindenia tetraphylla (Thessaloniki), Orthetrum sabina

excl.). (Samos), O. taeniolatum (Rhodos), Sympetrum

meridionalis (Chalkidiki) and Trithemis festiva

(13742) BENZLER, A., 2001. Seltene, bedrohte und (Rhodos, Cyprus).

endemische Tier- und Pflanzenarten: Auswahl von

Artengruppen und Arten fur ein bundesweites (13746) HOOGEWERF, H.W.M., 2001. Amfibiepoel.

70- Biltse Bilthovense issue of 15 March, 1 Naturschutzmonitoring. Natur Landschaft 76(2): & Courant, p.

-86. (With Engl. s.). — (Okol. Umweltbeobachtung (Dutch). - (Gezichtslaan 115, NL-3723 GD

Bundesamt u. NatSchutz Monk., NatSchutz, Bilthoven). 472 Odonatological Abstracts

Alocal newspaper's note on the system of 3 man-made Zielkonflikt zwischen Rekultivierung und Naturschutz

ponds between De Leijen and Hollandsche Rading in der Bergbausanierung: Wiederherstellung eines

the with (Utrecht prov., Netherlands), a passing Libellengewassers auf Halden des Braunkohletagebaus

reference to the odon. Berzdorf (pp, 3-8); — Brockhaus, T. & U. Fischer.

Die Verbreitungvon Cordulegasterboltonii und Soma-

(13747) R.L., 2001. Food web in tochlora arctica in dem Pro- KITCHING, Sachsen: Ergebnisse aus

phytotelmata: “bottom-up” and “top-down” jekt “Entomofauna Saxonica” (p. 9); — Clausnilzer,

for explanations community structure. Annu. Rev. Ent. H. J.: Die Zwerglibelle (Nehalennia speciosa) in

— 729-760, — 46: 1 col. pi. excl. (Aust. School Envir. Niedersachsen (pp. 11-12); Conze, K.-J. & C.

Griffith Stud., Univ., Brisbane, Qld 4111, AU). Cocking: “FFH-Libellenarten” in Nordrhein-Westfalen

The field of food webs the - study and processes (NRW) (pp. 13-15); Donath, H. : Sukzessionsverlauf

them is the sheer maintaining hamperedby complexity und Libellenzdnosen an Tagebauseen im Naturpark

and ofnatural unreplicatednature systems. The animal Niederlausitzer Landriicken (pp. 17-18); — Ellwanger,

communities in phytotelmata, plant-held waters, are a G.: Verbreitungskarten der Libellenarten der Anhange

convenient exception to this generalization.Tree holes, II und IV der FFH-Richtlinie in Deutschland auf der

bamboo internodes, pitcher plants, tank bromeliads, Basis des Messtischblattrasters (pp. 19-21); — Glalzle,

and axils contain Die Rolle der im water-retaining plant a rich fauna, B.: Libellen Nahrungsspektrum der

of principally , which constitute more or Gebirgsstelze Motacilla cinerea Tunstall, 1771 an

discrete less food - complex, highly webs. They are einem Tieflandfluss (pp. 23-24); Gunther. A.:

and The for widespread replicated. explanations the Differenzierung von Drohfliigen und Balzverhalten

community structure observed in these systems may verschiedener Rhinocypha-FormenSulawesis (Indone-

mechanisms — call on “bottom-up" such as simple sien) (pp. 25-26); Hardersen, S.: “Fluctuating

environmental limitations,competition,predation, and Asymmetry” als Instrument fur die Bioindikationmit

facilitation,or they may adduce grander “top-down” Libellen (pp. 27-28); — Hartung, M.\ Bestimmung

which theories, explore biogeographic, energetic, von isolierten Fliigeln von Gomphiden am Ufer der

dynammic, or biodiversity-related constraints. The Oder (pp. 29-31); - Hiinken, A. & C. Schutte: Im

existence of the bottom-up mechanisms is well Triiben fischen: Pradation von Flussbarschen auf

established in experimental systems, and their Calopteryx-Larven (pp. 33-34); — Huth. J.\ Libellen

in consequences may be apparent naturally occurring (Odonata) der Braunkohlen-Bergbaufolgelandschaft

webs. food Top-down mechanisms demand a more Sachsen-Anhalts (pp. 35-37); — Jakab, T. Z. Muller

holistic and difficult either & G. approach are more to test Devai: Quantitative survey ofGomphus flavipes

The by pattern analysis or experimental manipulation. (Charpentier, 1825) exuviae along river Tisza (p. 39);

of and Die Rolle synoptic explanation community composition Keil, R.: von Libellen in der historischen

demands multidimensional — structure a approach best Karpfenteichwirtschaft (pp. 41-43); Kriiner, U.:

expressed as a heuristic “template”. Phytotelmata Orthetrum brunneum (Fonscolombe, 1837), ein fester

represent nearly ideal natural instruments for further Bestandteil der Libellenfauna in NRW? (pp. 45-46);

of food — study web dynamics, and exciting Kuhn, J.: Prozessschutz versus Nutzungund Pflege:

opportunities exist for the developmentand testing of Probleme des Libellenschutzes in Mooren des siid-

community theories through their manipulation. deutschen Alpenvorlandes (pp. 47-49); — Martens,

A.: Experimente zur Sitzplatzwahl von Onycho-

(13748) [KURZFASSUNGEN DER VORTRAGE] 20. gomphus f. forcipatus (L., 1758) (p, 51); — Mauers-

JAHRESTAGUNG DER GESELLSCHAFT berger R. & F. Pelzold: ■Seen als Habitate filr

DEUTSCHSPRACHIGER ODONATOLOGEN [GdO], Onychogomphus f. forcipatus (L.) im Jungplcisto/an-

Abh. Ber. NaturkMus. Gorlitz, 16.-18. Marz 2001. gebiet Nordost-Deutschlands (pp. 53-55); — Mikola-

Gorlitz 73(1): viii+100 pp. (Edited by Prof.Dr W. jewski, D.J.: Dornenausbildung bei Larven der

— Xylander). (Staat. Mus. Naturk., Gorlitz, Postfach Gattung Sympetrum (Odonata: Anisoptera); Induzier-

D-02806 300154, barer Schutz — Gorlitz). gegen Fischpradation (pp. 57-58);

Behrends, T: Libellen-Monitoringim Rahmen des E Muller, J. <6 R. Steglich: Zur Indikation der “FFH-

& E-Projektes “Halboffene Weidelandschaft -Tauglichkeit” der Elbe durch die Flussjungfern

Hdltigbaum”von 2000-2004 (pp. 1-2); — Bender J-, (Gomphidae)(pp. 59-61); — Muller, O. & B. Muller.

W.E.R. Xylander & R. Stephan: Losungsansatze im Sand oder Algen? Habitatwahlverhalten der Larven OdonatologicalAbstracts 473

von Onychogomphus f. forcipatus (L., 1758) (p. 63); on the still existing gaps in our knowledge. The work

MUller, Z, T. Jakab, G. Devai & N. Szdllassy: The isorganized as that described in OA 13028. The family

is for of effectof habitat degradationon dragonflyassemblages key followed, each the 5 families, by a

— brief and on the floodplain of the river Tisza (pp. 65-66); taxonomic overview, a diagnosis a key to

Orr, J.\ der bei and which detailed and Erfahrungen aus Planungspraxis gen. spp., to more generic

Monitoringstudienmit Libellen (pp. 67-68); — specific treatments are added. 14 phot. (12 col.) and

Schmidt, E.G.: Strittige systematische Fragen auf 315 figs of structural features enhance the value ofthe

Gattungsniveaubei mitteleuropaischenLibellen (Odo- book.

nata) (pp. 69-77); — Schnabel, H. : Untersuchungen

Vorkommen sAGRION. Newsletter ofthe worldwide zum larval iiberwinternder Libellenlarven (13752) W.D.A.

in Karpfenteichendes Oberlausitzer Heide- und Teich- Dragonfly Association (ISSN 1462-8449),Vol, 5, No.

gebietes (pp. 79-83); — Stephan, R. & W.E.R. Xylan- 1 (Jan. 2001). — (c/o J. Silsby, 1 Haydn Ave, Parley,

der. Die Libellen der Umgebungvon Gdrlitz, gestem Surrey, CR8 4AG, UK).

und heute (pp. 85-89); — Szdllassy, N., E. Bdrdosi, Z. [Scientific notes:] Dunkle, S Apache Spiketail,

— Szabo, Z. MUller & G. Devai: Fluctuating asymmetry Cordulegaster diadema Selys, 1868 (pp. 3-4);

and mating success in males ofLibellula fulva Muller, Paulson, D. \ Zenithoptera amencana Linnaeus, 1758

1764 (pp. 91-92); - Xylander, W.E.R & R. Stephan: (p. 4); - Wasscher, M. : A Mecistogaster smarter than

Libellenzonosen in Braunkohle-Tagebaufolgeland- me (p. 4); — Allen. P: Scapanea frontalis Burmeister,

und Sukzes- - R. : Two beautihil odonates schaften als Reflexion von Rekultivierung 1890 (p. 4); Garrison, — sion (pp. 93-95); — Teilnehmerliste (pp. 97-99). from Brazil (pp. 4-5); Endersby, Cordulephya

pygmaea Selys, 1871 (p. 5); — Taylor, J. \ The reed

(13749) LIBELLENNACHRICHTEN. Mitteilungsblatt “butterfly”, graphiptera Rambur, 1842

der Gesellschaft deutschsprachiger Odonatologen (pp. 5-6); - Moore, N Archipetalia auriculata

(GdO) (ISSN 1437-5621), No. 5 (20 Feb. 2001). - Tillyard, 1917 (p. 6); - Silsby, J.\ Cyrano unicolor

(c/o Mrs U. Kriiner, Gelderner Str. 39, D-41189 Selys, 1869 (pp. 6-7); — M. Hamdlainen: In search of

Monchengladbach). beautiful wings: Vestalis melania Selys, 1873 (pp. 7-

- H. Globe Pantala 20 pp., organised under the traditional headings. -8); Natsume, : Skimmer,

book flavescens & other favourites — Noteworthy are some comprehensive reviews, (Fab., 1798) (p. 8);

those of available German M.Sc. K.: 1927 inch some notreadily Wilson, Chlorogomphus papilio Ris, (p. 9);

dissertations. Kalkman, V: The Oriental Rock-dweller,

Bradinopyga geminata(Rambur, 1842) (pp. 9-10); —

(13750) OLMOS, M., 2001. Amor apressado de Miller, K.\ The Twister, Tholymis tillarga (Fabricius,

libelulas afeta indiistria automotiva. Valor econdmico 1798) (pp. 10-11); - Dijkstra, K.D.B.: Sky-blue

(Empresas e economia), issue of 2 Jan., p. B1. (Port). Skimmer, Cyanothemis simpsoni Ris, 1915 (pp. 11-

A article the - Mock comprehensive newspaper on discovery -12); Clausnitzer. V: Emerald, Olpogastra

reported in OA 13725 and 13726, Summaries of the lugubris (Karsch, 1895) (p. 12); — Corbet, PS.: An

article appeared also in Hamburg. AbendBl., issue of abiding magical moment: Rhyothemis fenestrina

9 and in 1842 — R Jan., p. 3, SaarbrUck. Zlg, issue of 4 Jan, Rambur, (p. 12); Jodicke, Sympetrum

sinaiticum Dumont, 1977 (pp. 12-13); — Parr, M. \

(13751) THEISCHINGER, G., 2001. Preliminarykeys Ischnura elegans (Vander Linden, 1820) (p. 13); —

Notes for the identification of larvae of the Australian Champion, M.H.: on sighting of Lindenia

Synthemistidae, Gomphomacromiidae, Pseudo- tetraphylla (Vander Linden) by lake Volvi, Greece in

corduliidae, Macromiidae and Austrocorduliidae July 2000 (p. 13; with a postscript by P.S. Corbet); —

(Odonata). Cooperative Res. Cent. Freshw. Ecol., Beckemeyer, R.: Favorite dragonflies in Thailand and

Guide No. the - A.G.: Thurgoona/NSW. [Went. 24]. iv+88 pp. USA (p. 14); Orr, Rhinocypha aurofulgens

ISBN 1-876144-36-X. — (Orders to: Murray Darling Laidlaw, 1931 & others from Australia, New Guinea,

Freshw. Res. Cent., P.O. Box 921,Albury, NSW 2640, Africa & Sulawesi (pp. 14-15); — Corbet, PS.: [book

AU). review] All about dragonflies, by K. Inoue & K. Tani

The aim of the publication is to facilitate the (p. 16); - de Fonseka, N.: [obituary] Terence de

identification of all known larvae of this of Fonseka group (p. 16).

and Australian dragonflies, a strong emphasis is given 474 Odonatological Abstracts

(13753) W1LLIAMSONIA. A quarterly publication of (pp. 3-4). Astonishing is a note of the confiscation of

E.B. the Michigan Odonata Survey. ISSN none. Vol, 5, No. Williamson’s ‘dragonfly gun’, deposited in the

1 — Dr M.F. which (March 2001) (do O’Brien, Insect Div., UMAA, has not been used for at least 75 yr.

Mus. Zool., Univ. Michigan, 1109 Gaddes Ave, Ann The late EBW apparently modified it illegally and the

MI will be returned have Arbor, 48109-1079, USA). weapon by police after it will

In addition to the Editorial, various meeting been made inoperable, whereupon it will be mounted

announcements and a book review etc., the emphasis on a plaque for display.

is on the “Summary of 2000 Odonata field season”