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Thirteen species of the Agromyzidae are recorded from Cambodia for the first time. Of these one is here described as new and illustrated: <italic>Agromyza cambodiae</italic> sp. nov., the remaining twelve species are newly recorded from the country. With these additions a total of 16 species in 6 genera of Agromyzidae are currently known from the country.
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Agromyzidae (Diptera) from Cambodia including one new species

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In recent decades there has been an increased tendency of colonization of cites. This phenomenon posed the need for a new term – synurbization. The Common wood pigeon (<italic>Columba palumbus</italic>) is a Palearctic species that has a predominantly European distribution. Although it is the typical woodland species, it has adapted to urban habitats, colonising cities of Western and Central Europe. A total of 32 individuals (i.e., 12 pairs (24 inds.) and 8 inds.) of <italic>C. palumbus</italic> were documented over the four years (2019 – 2022) in Prešov city (Slovakia). The obtained faunistic data from the monitored areas contribute to overall knowledge about the occurrence of the species in urban environment from Slovakia.
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Synurbization of the Common Wood Pigeon, <italic>Columba palumbus</italic> Linnaeus, 1758 in Prešov city (Slovakia)

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The author states the occurrence of Eurasian beaver (<italic>Castor fiber</italic> Linnaeus, 1758) in the East Slovakia based on indirect signs from water courses. A total of 96 territories (localities) were observed over the years 2016 – 2017. The obtained data help spreading knowledge of species distribution in the territory of Slovakia.
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Eurasian beaver (<italic>Castor fiber</italic> Linnaeus, 1758) occurrence in eastern Slovakia based on indirect signs (2016 – 2017)

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In this study are presented data of individuals belonging to armadillos (Cingulata, Chlamyphoridae, <italic>Zaedyus</italic>) from unknow locality of South America (probably from the Chubut region of Argentina). Totally, three voucher specimens and two skulls are in the SMB collection. Specimens presented in this study highlighted the importance of SMB’s collection.
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<italic>Zaedyus pichiy</italic> (Desmarest, 1804) is part of the collections of the Šariš Museum in Bardejov (Slovakia)

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This contribution fills the Diptera biodiversity knowledge gap of two National Nature Reserves in the east of Slovakia. In total, 53 flies species from 24 families were confirmed in NNR Dreveník and NNR Sivá Brada. Among them tree new records of Dolichopodidae for the fauna of Slovakia: <italic>Campsicnemus magius</italic> (Loew, 1845), <italic>Chrysotus palustris</italic> Verrall, 1876, Ephydridae: <italic>Notiphila</italic> (<italic>Agrolimna</italic>) <italic>uliginosa</italic> Haliday, 1839) as well as four valuable species known only from few records from Slovakia <italic>Tachytrechus ocior</italic> Loew, <italic>Dixella obscura</italic> (Loew, 1849), <italic>Psilopa stackelbergi</italic> Nartshuk, 1970, <italic>Cnodacophora stylifera</italic> (Loew, 1870). As an additional new record <italic>Sybistroma discipes</italic> (Germar, 1817) (Dolichopodidae) is added from Levoča town, near Röhrgrund pond. The knowledge of the biodiversity of protected areas is crucial for the appropriate management and protection of fauna in these rare areas.
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Department of Biology, Faculty of Humanities and Natural Sciences

National Museum, Department of Entomology

Department of Ecology,  Faculty of Humanities and Natural Sciences

Some Diptera records of National Nature Reserves Dreveník and Sivá Brada (Slovakia)

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In this paper six heterobranch mollusc species are reported for the first time for Bosnia and Herzegovina: <italic>Berthellina edwardsi</italic> (Vayssiere, 1896), <italic>Felimida luteorosea</italic> (Rapp, 1827), <italic>Thuridilla hopei</italic> (Verany, 1853), <italic>Dendrodoris grandiflora</italic> (Rapp, 1827), <italic>Camachoaglaja africana</italic> (Pruvot-Fol, 1953) and <italic>Felimare villafranca</italic> (Risso, 1818). The study was conducted in October 2021 on Klek Peninsula and in Neum Bay (eastern Adriatic Sea, Bosnia and Herzegovina). This paper significantly extends the knowledge of the national marine heterobranch molluscs fauna, almost doubling the number of species known for the country, as only seven heterobranch species were reported for Bosnia and Herzegovina until now.
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Six species of sea slugs (Gastropoda: Heterobranchia) new for the marine fauna of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Agromyzidae (Diptera) from Cambodia including one new species

Synurbization of the Common Wood Pigeon, Columba palumbus Linnaeus, 1758 in Prešov city (Slovakia)

Eurasian beaver (Castor fiber Linnaeus, 1758) occurrence in eastern Slovakia based on indirect signs (2016 – 2017)

Zaedyus pichiy (Desmarest, 1804) is part of the collections of the Šariš Museum in Bardejov (Slovakia)

Some Diptera records of National Nature Reserves Dreveník and Sivá Brada (Slovakia)

Six species of sea slugs (Gastropoda: Heterobranchia) new for the marine fauna of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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