Some fine specimens of Annulariopsis bunkeiensis were collected from two fossil sites of the Amisan Formation of Nampo Group distributed in the Jogaegol, Boryeng City, Chungnam Province. According to our detailed study from our new material, the leaves of A. bunkeiensis are not mucronate, but emarginate at their apices. Accordingly, we revised the diagnostic characters given by Kimura and Kim (1988) mainly in regard to the leaf apex.

In a revision of the genus Autosticha Meyrick in Eastern Asia, 23 species are recognized. Among them, 16 new species (suwonensis n. sp., consimilis n. sp., pentagona n. sp., lushanensis n. sp., mingchrica n. sp., latiuncusa n. sp., taiwana n. sp., leukosa n. sp., sichunica n. sp., cuspidata n. sp., bilobella n. sp., guangdongensis n. sp., dayuensis n. sp., sinica n. sp., hainanica n. sp., and pyungyangenis n. sp.) are described from China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Four previously described species in Brachmia are newly transferred to Autosticha: A. philodema (Meyrick), comb. nov., A. quassata (Meyrick), comb. nov., A. impunctella (Caradja), comb. nov., and A. carphodes (Meyrick), comb. nov. For all the known species, photos of adults and the male or female genitalia are provided, and a key to the species is given.

IEC 60300의 국제 규격은 시간종속성 경영 시스템의 규격으로써 제 1부는 시간종속성 경영 프로그램, 제 2부는 시간종속성 프로그램 구성요소와 업무, 제 3부는 응용지침 표준의 13개의 규격으로 구성되어 있다. 이 규격은 제품의 초기 단계서부터 폐기 단계까지 수명주기 전 단계에 걸쳐 운영의 효율성, 시간, 비용의 제약 하에 위험을 최소화하고 안전성을 최적화하기 위한 지침을 제공한다. 본 연구에서는 현재 2003년 규격 제정을 목표로 개정중인 IEC 60300-1과 IEC 60300-2의 2001년 11월 CDV를 참고로 IEC 규격의 개정방향에 대한 연구를 하려한다.

The bees belonging in the tribe Anthidiini from Korea were revised, five genera six species were recorded and given the key to genera and species. Amens them, L. malaisei Popov and S. melanura Cockerell were new to Korea.

The Korean species of genus Nephopterix Hübner, 1825 is revised. Seven species of genus Korea are treated. Among them, one species, Nephopterix paraexotica is described as new to science and two species, N. fumella (Eversmann) and N. tomisawai Yamanaka, are recorded for the first time from Korea. Adults, wing venations, and genitalia of both sexes are illustrated. Collecting data and biological informations for the species are also given. Keys to all known species of the genus based on external and genitalic characters are provided.

Whether a ship is sub-standard or not shall be finally decided by the minimum standards laid down in international conventions or national standards having the same effects. The flag State is primarily responsible for implementing these standards as far as its own ships are concerned. And the port State shall, in the exercise of its rights under international law, take appropriate measures (including detention of ships identified as sub-standard), which are regarded as port State's supplementary role aiming at implementing these standards. The international standards are implemented by the regional co-operation in the form of the MOU(Memorandum of Understanding) on Port State Control in the Asia-Pacific Region on the ground that the PSC enforcement of only one country does not enable the eradication of sub-standard ships. Recently, EQUASIS which is an international database covering the whole world fleet change the regionalism of PSC into the globalization of PSC. However, there are many problems in Tokyo MOV and Korean PSC regime. In order to ensure the implementation of the standards laid down in international conventions and Tokyo MOU, the Korean and other country in Asia-Pacific shall settle the alienation from the actuality of the law, namely the problem of maritime administrative structure of non unifying PSC affairs.

Fiften new species of the genus Stenoloba Staudinger (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Bryophilinae) are described in this second part of the article, with 21 colour photos of adults and 33 genitalia figures.

The East Palaearctic genus Atrachea Warren, 1911 are revised. Two generic names Trichosternum Draudt, 1950, syn. n. and Zutragum Nye, 1975(replacement name for Trichosternum), syn. n. are synonymized with Atrachea. Three new combinations and new synonymies for two specific names are proposed: Atrachea prasinatra(Draudt, 1950), comb. n., Atrachea leucochlora(Boursin, 1970), comb. n., Atrachea munda(Leech, 1900) = Valeriodes muscosula Draudt, 1950, syn. n.; A. viridinigra(Hreblay et Ronkay, 1997), comb. n.; Atrachea ochrotica(Hampso, 1910) = Trichosternum likianga Draudt, 1950, syn. n. Two new species, A. draudti sp. n. and A. chlorofasciata sp. n. from China are described. A list of Palaearctic species of Atrachea is presented.

A list of Korean spiders was revised, including 46 families 225 genera 622 species which were reported by December 1999. Of these 61 added species and 37 alterated scientific names were supplemented, and 3 species, which have been reported since June 1994, were newly synonymized. The spider fauna of Korea is composed of 12 Cosmopolitan, 34 Holarctic, 66 Palearctic and 136 Korean endemic species. The spider fauna of Korea has much more similarity with Japanese spider fauna than with those of other countries.