Titlebook: Carabid Beetles: Ecology and Evolution; K. Desender,M. Dufrêne,J-P. Maelfait Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1994 Ecology.b

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Ecobiogeography of Carabidae in the Andes of Venezuelaragmentation in the glacial era. Quebrada Gavidia at 3700 m separates the Sierra Nevada from other central sierras while the San Pedro passes, southwest of the Sierra Nevada at 2600 m, separate the three central sierras, reaching altitudes higher than 4000 m, from the southwestern paramos, which are lower than 4000 m.

Senescent

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Phylogenetic relations and biogeography of the genera of Pseudomorphinae (Coleoptera, Carabidae)nophyletic unit, . being the sister group of both other genera. . is the most highly evolved genus and is next related to the .-lineage. . is very primitive, though related to the .-lineage,while . is the sister group of all the other genera..Cladistic analysis reveals that Pseudomorphinae originate

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Favorable

Additions to the carabid fauna of the Hortobágy National Parkin seven different habitats with pitfall traps between 1987–1989..An endemic species (. Nyilas) new to science was discovered in the territories of the Hortobágy National Park..Two carabid species new to the fauna of Hungary were found (. Zimmermann, . Reitter) and their habitats were given..Ten car

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Ecobiogeography of Carabidae in the Andes of Venezuelaeral altitudinal levels. The periglacial areas, above 4000 m, the . forest, between 3500 and 4200 m, and the paramos have ecologically endemic faunas, entirely isolated from other cordilleras and different from the forest fauna. They can be separated by several limits, arising probably from paramo f

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