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“…Thrips communities react very sensitively to the disturbances in the forest ecosystem that are caused by ecological and environmental impacts. Their assemblages with all their attributes (e.g., abundance, species richness, diversity, and evenness) can refer to the state and condition of the ecosystem; they may be useful for indicating changes and disturbance in forests [ 34 , 35 , 36 , 37 , 38 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thrips communities react very sensitively to the disturbances in the forest ecosystem that are caused by ecological and environmental impacts. Their assemblages with all their attributes (e.g., abundance, species richness, diversity, and evenness) can refer to the state and condition of the ecosystem; they may be useful for indicating changes and disturbance in forests [ 34 , 35 , 36 , 37 , 38 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sudden or continual alterations to the environment caused by natural or anthropogenic processes have been of interest to the scientific community for some time (Stern et al 1992). Monitoring these environmental changes has become an essential component of applied ecology, using suitable species (bioindicators) and their assemblages to analyze environmental stress and disturbance (Dubovský et al 2010;Zvaríková et al 2016). There is a large body of work concerning the negative effects in populations of arthropod fauna, including butterflies, to various environmental changes (Van Swaay and Martin 1999;Descimon et al 2005;Wenzel et al 2006;Nakonieczny et al 2007;Van Dyck et al 2009;da Rocha et al 2010;Gibbs et al 2011;Wallner et al 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among bioindicators, detectors may provide an important material to detect response based on their body morphology (Blake et al 1994;Findlay and Houlahan 1997;Clarke et al 2000;Spellerberg 2005;Zvaríková et al 2016). Generally, all organisms exhibit a certain degree of morphological (phenotypic) plasticity (Ananthakrishnan and Whitman 2005;Hoffmann et al 2005;Sukhodolskaya and Saveliev 2014), which describes the capacity of a genotype to display a range of phenotypes in response to changes in the environment (Garland and Kelly 2006;Whitman and Agrawal 2009) allowing organisms to maintain high fitness in the face of environmental heterogeneity (Pigliucci et al 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Since the turn of the century, the need for a more complex approach to research on thrips has es-tablished a new generation of thysanopterologists dealing with all aspects of Thysanoptera diversity, including the faunistics (Fedor 2003(Fedor , 2004(Fedor , 2005, taxonomy (Fedor et al 2008(Fedor et al , 2009(Fedor et al , 2014, ecology (Pelikán et al 2002;Varga et al 2010;Fedor et al 2011;Zvaríková et al 2016;Masarovič et al 2017b) and the global change consequences (Varga 2007;Varga & Fedor 2008;Masarovič et al 2017a;Zvaríková et al 2017;Fedor et al 2018), publishing 41 first records (Figure 1 and 2).…”
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