Crustacea: Copepoda - Cerambycoidea.com

Thamiaraea hospita (Märkel)* - Nationally Scarce. At exuding sap on tree trunks, especially
oak. Scattered throughout England.
Zyras cognatus Märkel – RDBK. In runs and nests of jet ant Lasius fuliginosus; S & SE
England.
Zyras funestus (Gravenhorst) - In runs of jet ant Lasius fuliginosus.
Zyras haworthi Stephens - Nationally Scarce A. In runs and nests of jet ant Lasius
fuliginosus; also found in leaf litter and flood debris.
Zyras laticollis (Maerkel) - In runs of jet ant Lasius fuliginosus.
Zyras lugens (Gravenhorst) - Nationally Scarce. In runs and nests of jet ant Lasius
fuliginosus.
Phloeodroma concolor Kraatz – RDBI. Found under bark in 1941 from Gopsall Park, Leics.
Phloeopora bernhaueri Lohse (teres (Gravenhorst)) - Under bark on the deadwood of a
variety of trees.
Phloeopora corticalis (Gravenhorst)(angustiformis Baudi) - Nationally Scarce. Under bark
on the deadwood of a variety of trees, especially beech Fagus.
Phloeopora nitidiventris Fauvel – Status unclear. Recently taken in frass under bark of burnt
dead Scots pine Pinus sylvestris in Surrey.
Phloeopora testacea (Mannerheim)* - Under bark on deadwood of various broad-leaved
trees; predator. Britain; local in Ireland.
Amarochara bonnairei (Faunel) – RDBI. With the ants Lasius brunneus and L.fuliginosus in
old tree stumps, moss and leaf litter; most found in runs of L.fuliginosus at root of an
old beech Fagus tree, but not in the nest; Ancient forest species in Britain.
Oxypoda recondita Kraatz - Associated with red-rotten wood and ants.
Oxypoda vittata Maerkel* - In runs of jet ant L.fuliginosus. Britain; Co. Antrim.
Stichoglossa semirufa (Erichson) – RDBI. Develops in decaying wood and wood mould of
old broad-leaved trees; also found at base of trees; old forests of southern Britain.
Ischnoglossa obscura Wunderle - From mature timber sites, exclusively beneath bark on
deadwood. Bradgate and Donington Parks, Leics.
Ischnoglossa prolixa (Gravenhorst)* - Found beneath bark on freshly dead timber;
widespread in Britain, although apparently very rare south of the Thames; very local
in Ireland. Widespread on Continent.
Ischnoglossa turcica Wunderle - Mediterranean area as far east as Turkey, but apparently not
in central Europe; southern Britain; under bark of dead trunks and branches, and
within decaying heartwood, various tree species.
Dexiogyia corticina (Erichson) - Nationally Scarce. Old forest species associated with
decaying broad-leaved timber.
Thiasophila inquilana (Maerkel) - Nationally Scarce. Deep in nests of the ant L.fuliginosus
in the base of old trees.
Haploglossa gentilis (Maerkel) - With jet ant L. fuliginosus and in owl nests.
Pselaphidae - Short-winged Mould Beetles. Predatory, particularly on mites; a number
associated with deadwood.
Bibloporus bicolor (Denny)* - Under bark and in rotten wood of a wide variety of trees,
broad-leaves and conifers.
Bibloporus minutus Raffray - Nationally Scarce B. Adults live under bark on dead broadleaved
timber; larvae predatory; all records from areas of old forest.
Euplectus bescidicus Reitter – RDBK. Reported from rotten wood, under bark and in leaf
litter.
Euplectus bonvouloiri rosae Raffrey - Nationally Scarce. Associated with decaying tree
roots.
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