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Volume 67 (2018): Edizione 3 (December 2018)

Dettagli della rivista
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eISSN
2336-3207
Pubblicato per la prima volta
14 Jul 2011
Periodo di pubblicazione
3 volte all'anno
Lingue
Inglese

Cerca

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Moth flies (Diptera: Psychodidae) of the western Hercynian mountains, Sokolov open-cast coal mines and dumps (Czech Republic)

Jan Ježek,
Jan Ježek,
Jozef Oboňa,
Jozef Oboňa,
Ivo Přikryl e
Ivo Přikryl e
Blanka Mikátová
Blanka Mikátová
Pubblicato online: 31 Aug 2019
Pagine: 193 - 292

Astratto

Abstract

New faunistic data of Psychodidae (Diptera) from Western Bohemia are presented (266 sites explored in 1993-2010, incl. literary data). Altogether 96 species of moth flies (adults) of 36 genera (55 % of all species of the family known from the Czech Republic are known to occur in the western Hercynian mountains, Sokolov open-cast coal mines, dumps and adjacent localities. 26 of these species were classified in the national Red List 2005 of threatened invertebrates. Critically endangered species CR (14), endangered species EN (4), vulnerable species VU (8) and without a Red status so far are two species nationally scarce NS. An extreme water chemistry of some mine localities (pH, alkalinity, N-NH4+, N-NO3−, N org., total N, total P, Na, K, Ca, Mg, Fe, Cl−, SO42−, Mn and conductivity) in a relation to collected adults were studied. The relationship between site altitude of all localities and the number of species as well as critically endangered species is accounted.

Parole chiave

  • Diptera
  • Psychodidae
  • Trichomyinae
  • Sycoracinae
  • Psychodinae
  • faunistics
  • Sokolov brown-coal basin
  • western Bohemia
  • Palaearctic Region
  • biodiversity
  • conservation potential
  • threatened species
  • water chemistry
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Accesso libero

Moth flies (Diptera: Psychodidae) of the western Hercynian mountains, Sokolov open-cast coal mines and dumps (Czech Republic)

Jan Ježek,
Jan Ježek,
Jozef Oboňa,
Jozef Oboňa,
Ivo Přikryl e
Ivo Přikryl e
Blanka Mikátová
Blanka Mikátová
Pubblicato online: 31 Aug 2019
Pagine: 193 - 292

Astratto

Abstract

New faunistic data of Psychodidae (Diptera) from Western Bohemia are presented (266 sites explored in 1993-2010, incl. literary data). Altogether 96 species of moth flies (adults) of 36 genera (55 % of all species of the family known from the Czech Republic are known to occur in the western Hercynian mountains, Sokolov open-cast coal mines, dumps and adjacent localities. 26 of these species were classified in the national Red List 2005 of threatened invertebrates. Critically endangered species CR (14), endangered species EN (4), vulnerable species VU (8) and without a Red status so far are two species nationally scarce NS. An extreme water chemistry of some mine localities (pH, alkalinity, N-NH4+, N-NO3−, N org., total N, total P, Na, K, Ca, Mg, Fe, Cl−, SO42−, Mn and conductivity) in a relation to collected adults were studied. The relationship between site altitude of all localities and the number of species as well as critically endangered species is accounted.

Parole chiave

  • Diptera
  • Psychodidae
  • Trichomyinae
  • Sycoracinae
  • Psychodinae
  • faunistics
  • Sokolov brown-coal basin
  • western Bohemia
  • Palaearctic Region
  • biodiversity
  • conservation potential
  • threatened species
  • water chemistry