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erbreitung von Arten der Acrididae und Phasmatodea Bacillidae auf Giglio. Weiße Punkte = Altnachweise (Baccetti 1958a); schwarze Punkte = aktuelle oder bestätigte alte Fundpunkte.
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The orthopteroid fauna of Giglio Island is evaluated. As a result of the study of specimens collected in the years 1994-1999, and literature records the total number of taxa known from the island stands at 46 species: 7 Dictyoptera Blattodea, 2 Dictyoptera Mantodea, 18 Orthoptera Ensifera, 12 Orthoptera Caelifera, 2 Phasmatodea and 5 Dermaptera. Fo...
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The amber cockroach (Ectobius vittiventris) is a Mediterranean species that was originally widespread in southern Europe (from southern Spain and France through Switzerland, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria) and in the NW of West Asia (Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan and SW Russia in Krasnodar region). At the end of the twentieth century, the species began to appear in greater numbers in the northern states of Europe (Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Czech Republic and Great Britain). In Slovakia, E. vittiventris was registered in 2012 in Bratislava and since then it has spread mainly in its vicinity. We recorded a detailed course of ootheca formation. Part of the eggs hatch in the autumn in the year of laying and some overwinter and hatch just in the spring or later in the summer of the following year. Nymphal development has seven instars and lasts more than one year. Males lived in the rearings for an average of 25 days, females 70 days (maximum 190 days).
