Table I. Number of individuals of various species of Limoniinae collected in Malaise traps in the years1980, -81, -82, and -83 at streams in the Dovrefjell National Park. Raubekken and Blesbekken weresampled during 1980 and -81, and the 1981 data are given in brackets.Gluptj. Blesbk. Raubk. Dam B Dam C Kallvellsj. Stropla Blesbk. Raubk. GAvAlibk.1452 1350 1200 1200 1150 1150 1220 1289 1000 900 Dam E6 3N IDicranomyia incisurata I 8 3 I I 11Dicranola guerini 10 5 I 8 3 5Phyllolabis macroura I 12 146 139 (66) 263 99 50 42 342 (13) 113 (13) 81Limonia macrostigma 1 (I) I I (I)Eloephila Ir;maculala 2 ITricyphona immaculalQ 4 I (11) I 7 3 10 6 (9) I (10)Erioconopa trivialis 2 19Melanolimonia caledonica I I I (2) (3) 2 (I)Rhaphido/abis exclusda 2 11 23 (I)Dicranomyia modeslQ I I (I)Ormisa fascipennis I 7 5SympleclQ scolica 3 (2) I (6)IdiopJera macropteryx I I (3) 16 9 2 9 3 2 (2) 11Rhypolophus haemorhoidahs7 5 (2) (I)Ormosia staegeriana 2 ( 10) I I (I) 1 (I)Or;marga allenuala I ILimonia sylvico/a 6 I (3) I I (2) 19 (11) 2Dicranomyia hyaUnata 4 2 (2) 4 2 I 7 (I) 66Dicranomyia didyma I I I 15 (2) I ISymp/eCIQ hybrida I 1 I 2 (2)Dicranomyia aUlumna/is I 2 (I) (I)Ula mollissimaBrachy/imnophilanemora/is 4 (I) I 3 3 22 (6) 2 3M%philus flavus 5 ( 12) 14 (11 ) 2SphaeropygD sIigmatica 13 (8) 7 9 (3) 14 (14) 2 1IPhy/idorea squalens (I) ITricyphona schummeli (I) ISacandaga parva (I) 2 IErioconopa diulurna (4) I (7)Melanolimonia rujivenlris 2 2Ormosia pseudosimilisDicranola bimaculalaEuphylidorea phaeosligmaEmpeda cinerascensParadicranola gracilipesUla sylvalica 4R hipidia duplieala I (I)Idioplera jaseiala(I)Crypleria limnophiloidesIMelalimnobia zellerSledliIOrmosia rujicaudaIDicranomyia lerraeno vae(I)Chionea araneoides (4)Paradicranola robUSlaParadicranola pavida66
Dicranomyia (Me/anolimonia) rufiventris(Strobl, 1900)Dieranomyia (Sphaeropyga) autumnalis(Staeger, 1840)Dicranomyia (Sphaeropyga) stigmatiea(Meigen, 1830)Metalimnobia zetterstedti Tjeder, 1968Limonia macrostigma (Schummel, 1829)Limonia sy/vieo/a (Schummel, 1829)HABITATSOf the 45 species recorded, only 9 seem to beof terrestric origin. The remaining specieslive in aquatic or semiaquatic habitats. Speciesof terrestric origin are: Phyllo/abis maeroura,Limonia maerostigma, Dicranomyiamodesta (?), Limonia sy/vieo/a, Ula mollissima,U. sy/vieo/a, Rhiphidia duplieata, Metalimnobiazetterstedti, and Chionea araneoides.The dominant spcecies in the low andsubalpine zones is a terrestric species.DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCEOF SPECIES IN THE STUDY AREATab. 1 shows the number of species collectedat different sites during 1980 to 1983. Tab. 2gives species collected at different altitudes,and Tab. 3 relative abundance in the low andsubalpine zones.In the middle alpine zone, three species,Dicranota querini, Dicranomyia incisurataand Phyllo/abis maeroura were collected. D.querini is certainly a true inhabitant of thisbiotic zone, but because only one specimen ofeach of D. incisurata and P. macroura wasrecorded, these species may have flown orblown in from lower altitudes.In the low alpine zone, 36 species werecollected. The very dominating species wasPhyllo/abis macroura, which occurred at allsites and outnumbered other species at mostsites. Of 1125 specimens examined from thelow alpine zone,P. macroura made up 72.6%,and the remaining species had each a lowerpercentage than 3.6, which was estimated forIdioptera macropteryx.Thirty-seven species were caught in thesubalpine zone, and again Phyllo/abis maerourawas the dominant species, counting51.4% of 1006 individuals collected here. P.macroura was present at all sites investigatedin this zone. The second dominant specieswas Dicranomyia hyalinata, which represen67
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