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Cavernicolous Oniscidea of Romania

IONEL TABACARU, ANDREI GIURGINCA

Article keywords: Oniscidea, Romanian caves

Article: 35 species of cavernicolous Oniscidea inhabit the caves of Romania. A remarkable aspect of the oniscidean fauna is the high number of endemic species. The endemic species of Oniscidea from Romania form two groups: Carpathian endemites and Dobrogean endemites.

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Carpathonesticus orolesi n. sp. from the Carpathians (Araneae, Nesticidae)

AUGUSTIN NAE

Article keywords: Araneae, Nesticidae, taxonomy, new species, Carpathonesticus, Romania

Article: Until now the Family Nesticidae was represented in Romania by 21 species (including Nesticus cellulanus). Of these, 20 species are endemic and most of them were described as belonging to the genus Nesticus (DUMITRESCU, 1979, DUMITRESCU, 1980, WEISS, 1981). Only 3 species were included in the genus Carpathonesticus (WEISS and HEIMER, 1982, WEISS, 1983)

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First record of Coloburella linnaniemii (Denis, 1926) (Hexapoda: Collembola) in Romania

IONUŢ POPA

Article keywords: Collembola, Coloburella linnaniemii, first record, Romania

Article: The collembolan fauna of Romania is rather poorly studied. In 2007, FIERA published a checklist of the springtails of Romania (388 species). Since then, 16 species were added to this list by DANYI and TRASER (2008), FIERA (2008, 2009), FIERA et al. (2013), NITZU et al. (2009) and POPA (2010, 2011, 2012). Therefore, the number of the collembolan species in Romania has been increased to 404 species

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Tectono-karst depressions in the central-western part of the Mehedinţi Mountains (SW Romania)

IOAN POVARĂ, MIHAI CONOVICI

Article keywords: Tectono-karst depressions, mega-sinkholes, groundwater drainage paths

Article: The horst structure of the Mehedinţi Mountains, bounded to the east by the Mehedinţi Plateau, and to the west by the Cerna Graben, has been leveled by the Râul Şes II karst planation surface, at an altitude of 1250-1030 m. Part of the Mesozoic sedimentary cover, limestones developed in Urgonian facies widely outcrop, overlying the crystalline-granite bedrock

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