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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSI am indebted to Or. Alf Bakke and lac. Fjelddalenfor loan of specimens and to Svein Svendsenfor permission to publish some of his specimens.I also thank Ingvar Svensson who identified themale specimen of Depressaria silesiaca from asketch of the genitalia, and Ole Karsholt and KevinTuck who provided information on Monochroaelongella and Depressaria silesiaca. FinallyI wish to thank Gunnar Wiig for takingthe photographs and Fred Midtgaard for helpingme with the manuscript.REFERENCESBenander, P. 1945. Sliiktet Xystophora och dess svenskaarter. Ent. Tidskr. 66, 125-135.- 1946. Forteckning over Sveriges smafjilrilar. CatalogusInsectorum Sueciae. VI. Microlepidoptera.Opusc. ent. 11, 1-82.- 1953. Microlepidoptera. Catalogus InsectorumSueciae. VI. Additamenta. Opusc. ent. 18,89-101.Bentinck, G.A. & Diakonoff, A. 1968. De NederlandseBladrollers (Tortricidiae). Monogr. Ned.ent. Ver. 3. 201 pp.Bradley, J.D., Tremewan, W.G. & Smith, A. 1979.British Tortricoid Moths. Tortricidae: Olethreutinae.The Ray Society 153, London.Ellerton, H.B. 1970. Microlepidoptera added to theBritish list since L.T. Ford's review. Proc. Trans.Br. ent. nat. Hist. Sac. 3, 33-41.Hackman, W. 1941. Smarre meddelanden. Forfaunan nya smatjarilar. Notu/. ent. 21. 98-101.Kyrki, 1. 1978. Suomen pikkuperhosten levinneisyys.I. (Lepidoptera: Micropterigidae - Pterophoridae).Notu/. ent. 58, 37-67.Kyrki, 1. & Viramo, 1. 1975. Beitrage zur Kenntnisder Coleophoriden Finnlands. I. Co/eophora karvoneniKanerva synonym mit C. arctostaphyliMeder. Ann. ent./enn. 41, 128-134.Leraut, P. 1980. Liste systematique et synonymiquedes Upidopteres de France, Belgique et Corse.Suppi. A/exanor et Bull. Soc. entom. France, 334pp.Palm. E. 1978. De danske Oecophoridae. Lepidoptera,Sa!rnummer 4, lOO pp.Patzak, H. 1974. Beitriige zur Insektenfauna derDDR: Lepidoptera - Coleophoridae. Beilr. Ent.24, 153-278.Riedl, T. 1969. Materiaux pour la connaissance desMomphidae palearctiques IX. Revue des Momphidaeeuropeennes, y compris quelques especesd'Afrique du Nord et du Proche - Orient. Pol.Pismo Ent. 39, 635-923.Sattler, K. 1960. Generische Gruppierung der europiiischenArten der Sammelgattung Ge/echia (lepidoptera,Gelechiidae). Dt. ent. Z. (N.F.) 7,10-118.Schnack, K. 1978. Ge/echia rhombelliformis Stgr.overset dansk art - og lidt om dens sl
Piophila (Amphipogon)jlava (Zett. 1838) in Norway(Dipt., Piophilidae)UTA GREVE AND JOHN O. SOLEMGreve, L. & Solem, J.O. 1983. Piophila (Amphipogon)jlava (Zett. 1838) in Norway. (Dipt.,Piophilidae). Fauna norv. Ser. B. 30, 81-83.'.In the Dovre mountains near Kongsvoll, Oppdal County, province of S. Tmndelag, 433males and 421 females of Piophilajlava (Zetterstedt, 1838) were caught in Malaise traps during1980 and 1981. Highest numbers occurred in a trap in the subalpine birch belt havinggrassy areas nearby. Some catches were also made above the tree line in the low alpine zone.The flight period extends July, August, September and early October. Tendency to an upstreamflight in males is discussed. The sex ratio was 50.7% males and 49.7% females. Theknown distribution of P. jlava in Norway is given.Uta Greve, University of Bergen, Zoological Museum, Museplass 3. N-50 14 Bergen l'niLNorway.John O. Solem, University of Trondheim, Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters.the Museum, Erling Skakkesgt. 47A, N-7000 Trondheim, Norway.INTRODUCTIONBoth sexes have characteristic dorsal longitudinalstripes on thorax, however, these vary soPiophila (Amphipogon)flava (Zett. 1838) was remewhatfrom specimen to specimen, and incorded from Norway for the first time by Ringspecimensthe thorax is nearly whollydahl (I 954). One specimen was found on a birch some(Betula sp.) trunk during the summer 1926 inblack (Fig. I).Troms0, Troms province.Malaise traps were operated in three sites inThe following material can in addition be lisbirchforest, UTM: 32V-NQ323072; (2)1980: (I) Blesbekken, 1000 m a.s.\., subalpine• ted from Norway: HEN: Tynset, KvikneskogenRaubek18 - 27. July 1977 I male col!. et det. V. Michelken,900 m a.s.\., subalpine birch forest, UTM:sen (Museum of Zoology, Univ. of Copenhaloweralpine zone, UTM: 32V-NQ324079. All32V-NQ315082; (3) Raubekken, 1100 m a.s.\.,gen). HOJ: Eidfjord, Stigstuv 15. July 1972 Imale on Salix sp. coli. et det. A. Fjellberg (Zoo!. localities lie in the lower part of the westernmus., Univ. ijergen). F0: S0r-Varanger, Gj0kgsvoll,Oppdal county, S0f-Tmndelag province.slope of the mountain S. Knutsh0, east of Konvann 16. July 1969 I female leg. 1. & T. Nielsendet. B.H. Cogan (Zoo\' mus., Univ. Bergen). All sites in EIS 79.RingdaW (I 95 I) reports P. flava to be rare in Three Malaise traps were in 1981 operated inSweden, and the species has been recorded from Blesbekken, two traps at 1000 m a.s.\. in theUpland to Lapland. It has been collected from subalpine birch forest, UTM: 32V-NQ3207. Onetrunks of birch. Hennig (I 943) reports the spetwoin 1981. The traps were positioned acrosstwo-sided Malaise trap was used in 1980 andcies from Germany, Poland and Czechoslovakia.Hackman (I 980) reports the species from Finaquaticinsects.the stream with the prime objective to collectland.The P. flava males are easy to recognize onaccount of the many well developed peristomalbristles. The male hypopygium is also fitted withRESULTS AND DISCUSSIONtufts of setae. The trochanters of the median pair Table I shows the number of individuals of P.of legs carry each one long seta curved at the flava collected in the various traps during 1980end. The hind femura carry a row of long hairs. and 1981. The Malaise trap at Blesbekken 1980Hennig (I943; Fig. 32, p. 49) has a figure of a and Blesbekken no 3 in 1981 was positioned atmale specimen. The female lacks, due to sexual the same site the two years. This trap captureddimorphism, both peristomal bristles and brist the highest number of individuals during theles in connection with legs and the abdomen. summers, and our interpretion of this is that thisFauna norv. Ser. B. 30.. 81-83. Oslo 1983 81
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