2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10841-019-00128-y
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Ecology of the threatened Harbison’s dun skipper (Euphyes vestris harbisoni) for conservation efforts within a habitat conservation plan

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“…about widespread species and how to conserve them are also reflected (Dennis et al 2019;Geest et al 2019). Detailed, autecological studies have always been and continue to be the backbone of butterfly conservation and several authors have added to this body of work (Cini et al 2019;Marschalek et al 2019). In an increasingly globalised world, the risks from non-native pests and pathogens is also increasing, which is the subject of a paper from America from Gezon et al (2019) and Paradiso et al (2019) from Europe helping to demonstrate the global nature of this threat to our wildlife.…”
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“…about widespread species and how to conserve them are also reflected (Dennis et al 2019;Geest et al 2019). Detailed, autecological studies have always been and continue to be the backbone of butterfly conservation and several authors have added to this body of work (Cini et al 2019;Marschalek et al 2019). In an increasingly globalised world, the risks from non-native pests and pathogens is also increasing, which is the subject of a paper from America from Gezon et al (2019) and Paradiso et al (2019) from Europe helping to demonstrate the global nature of this threat to our wildlife.…”
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“…Setting conservation priorities is crucial if resources are to be spent wisely and two papers demonstrate both the usefulness of IUCN Red Lists and how to use and improve them for short-lived invertebrates (Fox et al 2019;Maes et al 2019b).…”
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