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Influence of habitat fragmentation on the genetic variability in leaf litter ant populations in tro Although the results of this study are limited due to low replication this is the first data on genetic patterns of insect populations in fragmented rainforests and should be seen as starting point for future research. The value of small to medium sized protection areas for conservation needs to be

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Topographic heterogeneity plays a crucial role for grasshopper diversity in a southern African mega was less on the small hills. Grasshopper taxonomic groups varied among the three hill sizes, with small hills being taxonomically more diverse, supporting species from four families and nine subfamilies, while medium and large hills only supported Acrididae. It is concluded that topography has a re

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Landscape effects on the genetic structure of the ground beetle , STURM 1824,s of grassland and arable land on genetic diversity demonstrated that grassland in the surrounding landscape facilitates dispersal, while arable land apparently decreases successful dispersal, but both factors increase population density on the study site. We conclude that the local population genet

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Dragonfly assemblages in arid tropical environments: a case study from western Namibia, hierarchical method of several criteria we demonstrated the selection of a set of potential indicator species from the species set, most of these being useful indicators for spring brook assemblages. The conservation status of certain habitats and species is discussed. We propose that dragonflies w

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Literaturwissenschaft / Kulturwissenschaftnments. A higher humidity in the forest soil was observed, as well as a greater compaction of the soil in the cultivated pasture. A total of 3635 individuals were collected, belonging to 214 different morphospecies. 139 morphospecies were collected in the forest (37% exclusive to this environment),