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Checklist of selected groups of Insects from the Inviolata Natural Archaeological Park (Guidonia Montecelio, Rome). the results of a systematic survey carried out during the years 2016-2019 on selected groups of Insects belonging to odonata, orthopteroidaea, Dermaptera, Coleoptera, lepidoptera, Isoptera and Mecoptera, inside the Inviolata archaeological Natural Park (Rome, latium), are presented and discussed. the main geomorphological, climatological and vegetational features of the studied area, are described. Sampling was carried out using different methods; manual pick up, traps, light sheets, monitoring of faeces, dead animals and aquatic vegetation. the inventory is represented by 533 taxa belonging to 101 families, all of which characterized from phenological point of view. Coleoptera is the most represented order with 359 taxa, to which Carabidae is the most represented family (77 taxa); the lepidoptera with 107 taxa follow. Endemic and rare species are numerous. Eriogaster catax and Euplagia quadripunctaria are protected by the Directive 92/43/EEC. Conspicuous discoveries are that of Labia minor (Dermaptera), observed for the first time in the Roman Campagna north-east of the Rome city area, and of Anthaxia lucens (Buprestidae), for which the Inviolata Park is the only known site for latium. the biogeographical analysis based on the chorotypes is carried out for odonata and Carabidae; the predominance of species with large distribution, followed by the European and Mediterranean ones is highlighted. Comparisons are made with the entomofauna of other areas of the Roman Campagna. the ecological importance of some pools and ponds with variable hydrological regime inside this protected area has been mentioned.

Checklist di alcuni gruppi selezionati dell’entomofauna del Parco Naturale Archeologico dell’Inviolata (Guidonia Montecelio, Roma)