Entomologia Croatica 2008/2

Entomologia Croatica is a scientific journal published in Zagreb by the Croatian Entomological Society. This issue spans 112 pages and features seven original scientific papers in the field of entomology, with a particular focus on research into the insect fauna of Croatia.

Key topics covered include the distribution of mosquitoes from the annulipes group in eastern Croatia, a ten-year monitoring study of mosquito populations in Osijek, and research on horseflies of the genus Chrysops. Special attention is given to the dragonfly fauna of the lower Neretva River, horseflies in the Gorski Kotar region and southeastern Herzegovina, and the first recorded occurrences of the aquatic beetles Berosus geminus and Enochrus affinis in Croatia.

The papers provide valuable data on the biodiversity, distribution, and ecology of insects, serving as an important record of faunistic research in Croatia. This issue is linked to the scientific work of entomologists from the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek.

The cover features a distinctive red-and-white design, depicting a moth from the hawk-moth family (Sphingidae). The journal is intended for entomologists, biologists, ecologists, students, naturalists, and collectors of scientific literature.