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Fig. 1-6. Habitats in the collecting sites (the numbering coincides with that used in Material and Methods and on the map): 1 -bus-station in Plovdiv city (Locality 1), 2 -arable fields North of Yagodovo village (Locality 2), 3 -rivershore of Chaya River, near Katunitsa village (Locality 3), 4 -backyard in Yagodovo village (Locality 4), 5 and 6, dilìs fields, Yagodovo village (Locality 5). The collecting sites were mapped and presented on Fig. 7. Their number and related data are as follows: lo c ality 1: Plovdiv city, N42.1469, E24.7265, 164 m a.s.l., about 650 m South of Maritsa River. Habitat: bus-station near small green areas (Fig. 1); lo c ality 2: Yagodovo village, N42.1330, E24.8544, 151 m
Fig. 7. Map of the localities in Plovdiv district where Eyprepocnemis plorans was registered (for details see Material and Methods).
Fig. 8-13. Eyp re p o c ne m is p lo rans: 8 -female from a package of dill (Locality 5) (photo ©Y. Tasev), 9 -female from Plovdiv city (Locality 1), 10 -male from Katunitsa village (Locality 3), 11 -female, north from Yagodovo village (Locality 2), 12 -female from Yagodovo village (Locality 4), 13 -male from Yagodovo village (Locality 4).
First Records of Eyprepocnemis plorans (Charpentier, 1825) in Bulgaria (Orthoptera: Acrididae)
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Vasil Genchev

The lamenting grasshopper Eypre po c ne m is plo rans plo rans (Charpentier, 1825) is first reported from Bulgaria with at least four established locations in the Thracian lowland (Plovdiv city; between Katunitsa and Yagodovo village, on the territory of Yagodovo village and north of it), along the valleys of the rivers Maritsa and Chaya. A total of 13 adult specimens were observed and 6 of them were collected between October 2020 and November 2022. Brief discussion of the probable path of colonization was also presented.

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Review of the Spiders, Pseudoscorpions and Scorpions in the Region of Plovdiv, S Bulgaria (Arachnida: Araneae, Pseudoscorpiones & Scorpiones)

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Although Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria and on its territory, there are many natural habitats of high conservation importance, there is still almost no data on the species composition of the arachnid fauna. Our study is the first attempt to summarize available published and to provide original data about three orders of arachnids. The following number of the investigated taxa of arachnids was established: spiders: 312 species from 33 families, pseudoscorpions: 4 species from 4 families and one scorpion species (from Euscorpiidae family). New for the region of Plovdiv are 280 species, thirteen spider species are newly recorded for the country and five of them are first records from the Balkans as well. Lathys spasskyi seems to be a first record from Europe and Zelotes harmeron is the first published record from the European mainland. The high total number of species presented here, as well as the many new country records, show that the studies of arachnids in cities have been unjustifiably neglected.

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... Another example is the linyphiid spider Erig o ne de nto sa O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1894, which originated from North and Central America, and was recently reported from several countries in Western and Northern Europe (Nentwig et al., 2022). We found it along Chaya River (locality 3 on Fig. 7) during the ongoing faunal inventory of the Plovdiv region (Naumova & Genchev, 2022). Probably it is an accidental introduction due to the presence of airport, commercial warehouses and to increased flow of people and goods. ...

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First Records of Eyprepocnemis plorans (Charpentier, 1825) in Bulgaria (Orthoptera: Acrididae)
Review of the Spiders, Pseudoscorpions and Scorpions in the Region of Plovdiv, S Bulgaria (Arachnida: Araneae, Pseudoscorpiones & Scorpiones)