Titlebook: Biology of Desert Invertebrates; Clifford S. Crawford Book 1981 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Seen.Wirbellose.Wüstentiere.animals

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-97552-2n deserts should also be included, as should some pseudoscorpions. Scolopendromorph centipedes add moderately to the remaining taxa, as most likely do some of the large carabid beetles, but very little is known about the life histories of either in arid regions.

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Kommunikative Rekonstruktion im Kontext,traeid worms—taxa we shall have to ignore owing to our nearly total ignorance about them in arid environments. Instead, we shall emphasize the fauna we do know something about, namely the free-living nematodes, a great variety of mostly prostigmatid mites, and the Collembola (Fig. 37).

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Konkurrenz zwischen Mensch und Techniksponse patterns applies to these animals. Since the timing of biological events can be especially critical to the survival of desert organisms, we shall scrutinize in particular the relationship between illumination and temporal activity.

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The Use of Light and Timing of Activitysponse patterns applies to these animals. Since the timing of biological events can be especially critical to the survival of desert organisms, we shall scrutinize in particular the relationship between illumination and temporal activity.

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Book 1981opean collectors to the level of drawing-room curios­ ities, and expeditions had returned large numbers to museums. But by 1900 the task of describing desert species and relationships among them was still in its infancy; and as for careful natural history studies, they too were just coming into their own.

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