NORSK ENTOMOLOGISK TIDSSKRIFT - Norsk entomologisk forening
NORSK ENTOMOLOGISK TIDSSKRIFT - Norsk entomologisk forening
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11. Investigation of the surface after the<br />
culmination of a flood on the Gaula.<br />
Mostly only Carabid beetles were collected.<br />
Samples H-1 (Table IV), Station 3, 10 June<br />
(11-1, A) and Station 7,12 June 1965 (11-1, B):<br />
In tree zone 2, the flood had deposited large<br />
amounts of twigs and leaves, among which the<br />
Coleoptera were found. Silt mixed with humus<br />
-normally loose and porous, but compact by<br />
the time of the investigation. The site on<br />
Station 7 was also investigated 23 June, but<br />
Carabidae were not found.<br />
Samples 11-2 (Table IV), Stations 6 and 7,<br />
12 June 1965: Rather elevated, more or less<br />
sunny spots with fine sand-silt mixture and<br />
little or no vegetation. Sample 11 -2, A, from<br />
above bare, sandy and gravelly places, the<br />
sample on Station 7 from just above open,<br />
silty places in the bush zone.<br />
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Sample 11-3 (Table IV), Station 1, 14 June<br />
1965: The water level had dropped considerably<br />
and small refuges (some square metres),<br />
surrounded by the river, appeared in the bush<br />
zone. The sand was saturated with water.<br />
Ill. Material collected in the river or<br />
from trees or trunks isolated in the river<br />
Sample 111-1 (Table V), the Gaula, Station<br />
3, 14 June 1965: The material had been in the<br />
river for nine days or more. The volume of<br />
the material about twice that of sample 111-2.<br />
Sample 111-2 (Table VI), Rundhaug, 2 June<br />
1967: The material had been in the river for<br />
only a few hours. Weight of dried and sieved<br />
material 50 g. The only arthropods occurring<br />
numerously were Collembola.<br />
The material which had been in the river<br />
for days was much richer than that which had<br />
Table IV. Number ofspecimens ofColeoptera collected in Samples 1I-1-3 by time-catch<br />
Sample<br />
Collecting time (mins.)<br />
Nebria gyllenhali Schnh.<br />
Dyschirius angustatus Ahr.<br />
Asaphidion pallipes Dft.<br />
Bembidion argenteolum Ahr.<br />
B. bruxellense Wesm.<br />
B. femoratum Sturm<br />
B. lapponicum Zett.<br />
B. litorale 01.<br />
B. lunatum Dft.<br />
B. petrosum Gebl.<br />
B. quadrimaculatum L.<br />
B. saxatile Gyll.<br />
B. schueppeli Dej.<br />
B. semipunctatum Don.<br />
B. virens Gyll.<br />
Trechus secalis Payk.<br />
Calathus melanocephalus L.<br />
Agonum assimile Payk.<br />
A. micans Nic.<br />
Ancyrophorus omalinus Gyll.<br />
Brachyusa concolor Er.<br />
Tachyusa leucopus Mrsh.<br />
Psammodius asper Fabr.<br />
11-1, A<br />
40<br />
2<br />
13<br />
11-1, B<br />
40<br />
3<br />
3<br />
41<br />
2<br />
2<br />
1<br />
11-2, A<br />
15<br />
1<br />
4<br />
4<br />
13<br />
11-2, B<br />
3<br />
7<br />
7<br />
4<br />
2<br />
11-3<br />
2<br />
2<br />
1<br />
1<br />
23<br />
13<br />
1