Grassland butterfly communities of the Western Siberian forest steppe in the light of post-Soviet land abandonment

Trappe, Johanna; Kunz, Friederike; Weking, Sarah; Kamp, Johannes

doi:10.1007/s10841-017-0021-0

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“…2). This corresponds to the finding of Trappe et al (2017) where L. dispar occurred on seminatural grasslands. The nearest finding of this species in Bjelovar-Bilogora is the finding of L. dispar in Grubišnopoljska Bilogora (Mihoci et al, 2007).…”

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“…Some flower specialist butterfly species, like a copulating pair of E. tages (Wallis De Vries et al, 2012), occurred near their main larval food plant, Lotus corniculatus L. (Gutiérrez et al, 2001). Furthermore, Cyaniris semiargus, an indicator species of unmanaged sites like abandoned grasslands and Cupido argiades, an indicator species of alluvial meadows (Trappe et al, 2017), were photographed on the flower of Trifolium pratense L. Flowers of the plants from the genus Centaurea attracted many butterfly species like T. sylvestris, Lasiommata megera, C. pamphilus, Melitaea athalia, Aglais io, M.jurtina, Melanargia galathea, Araschnia levana, while C. pamphilus and C. argiades were found also on the flower and leaf of a plant from the genus Plantago, near a backyard in the study area. One specimen of L. dispar was photographed, on a newly sown meadow, on the leaf of Sorghum halepense (L.) Pers.…”

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“…carota, Petroselinum crispum (Mill.) A. W. Hill, Foeniculum vulgare Mill., some of P. machaon host plants (Trappe et al, 2017). Many butterfly species are not camera shy and they can be fully contained within the camera's field (Quinn & Klym, 2009).…”

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Contribution to the knowledge of butterfly and moth fauna (Insecta: Lepidoptera) of Gornje Plavnice, Bjelovar, Croatia – result of a one year photographic study

Veljković¹,

Plavnice²

2019

Nat. Croat.

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Contribution to the knowledge of butterfly and moth fauna (Insecta: Lepidoptera) of Gornje Plavnice, Bjelovar, Croatia – result of a one year photographic study

Veljković¹,

Plavnice²

2019

Nat. Croat.

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“…Tahapan tersebut yaitu, telur, larva, pupa dan  ISSN: 70 Jurnal Ilmiah SISFOTENIKAJuly201xIJCCS dewasa. Metamorfosis kupu-kupu tidak sempurna yaitu metamorfosis yang hanya mempunyai 3 tahap pertumbuhan yaitu telur, nimfa dan dewasa [2]. Pengenalan metamorfosis kupu-kupu pada umumnya diajarkan pada anak SMP.…”

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Perangkat Visualisasi Metamorfosis Kupu-kupu Menggunakan Animated Augmented Reality

Wahyudi

Mewo

Ganda

2018

JST

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AbstrakAplikasi ini menampilkan visualisasi metamorfosis kupu-kupu dan jenis jenis kupu kupu. Pada saat ini media visualisasi metamorfosis kupu-kupu masih terbatas pada tampilan 2D dan belum bisa di lihat secara keseluruhan. Umumnya media pengenalan metamorfosis kupu-kupu masih menggunakan buku ataupun poster yang terbatas 2D saja dan ukurannya tidak sama persis seprti ukuran aslinya. Aplikasi ini merupakan aplikasi augmented reality pada smartphone yang dapat menampilkan proses metamorfosis kupu-kupu dan jenis-jenis kupu-kupu dengan menampilkan gambar 3D dari setiap objek metamorfosis dan jenis-jenis kupu-kupu secara detail dan dengan skala yang sesunguhnya. Paper ini membahas cara pembuatan, pengumpulan data, perancangan aplikasi dan implementasi. Hasilnya adalah aplikasi visual 3D disempurnakan dengan animasi, text, narrator, yang dapat menstimulasi lebih dari satu indra dan model game kuis yang dapat di jalankan dalam smartphone berbasis android. Kata kunci-Augmented Reality, Metamorfosis Kupu-kupu, interaktif media, Animasi. AbstractThis app displays the visualization of butterfly metamorphosis and the type of butterfly species. Nowdays the media visualization of butterfly metamorphosis is still limited to 2D display and can not be viewed as a whole. Generally, the medium of introduction of butterfly metamorphosis still uses books or posters that are limited to 2D only and the size is not exactly the same as the original size. This application is an augmented reality application on a smartphone that can display the process of butterfly metamorphosis and the types of butterflies by displaying 3D images of each object metamorphosis and butterfly species in detail and with the true scale. This paper discusses the way of making, data collection, application design and implementation. The result is a 3D visual application with a enhanced by animation, text, narrator, which can stimulate more than one senses and game quiz models that can run on an android-based smartphone.

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“…Although Europe and Siberia are considered to be ecologically complementary super‐regions and central‐northern Europe is located approximately within the same latitude as Siberia (Mathar et al ., 2016; Trappe et al ., 2017), they have several significant differences. These differences mainly relate to climatic conditions, habitat structure, and intensity of human activity (the magnitude of changes in the natural landscape, see Mühlenberg et al ., 2000; Mühlenberg et al ., 2004; Mathar et al ., 2016; Trappe et al ., 2017). The most relevant climatic conditions for grassland butterfly species are temperature and precipitation, with dry, hot years negatively impacting some butterfly species (WallisDeVries et al ., 2011).…”

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Comparison of genetic patterns between European and Asian populations of an endangered butterfly species

Śliwińska

Martyka

Woyciechowski

et al. 2020

Insect Conserv Diversity

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1. Less transformed and managed grassland habitats in Asia serve as a good frame of reference for studies on demographics and ecological situations of grassland species in Europe. In this study, using AFLPs (transposon insertion display), we compared the genetic structures of populations of the endangered and highly specialised scarce large blue (Phengaris teleius, Bergsträsser, 1779) butterfly from Europe (Germany, Poland, and Ukraine) and Asia (Siberia and Mongolia). 2. There are no differences in levels of intra-population genetic variability between European and Asian P. teleius populations. Nevertheless, we found significantly higher genetic differentiation (wider scattering) among European populations than among Asian populations. All examined Eurasian populations were admixed, except for those from the Bavarian region (Germany) where an atypical genetic structure was observed for P. teleius. Individual membership probabilities to a population were higher and more variable among European populations than among Asian populations. Comparison of genetic spatial structures revealed an isolation-by-distance effect in both European and Asian populations. Genetic autocorrelation analysis showed that significant dissimilarity among individuals first appeared at a distance of 1800 km at Asian sites, but at only 400 km at European sites. 3. The observed P. teleius genetic structure reveals substantial differences in the quality of connectivity among European and Asian populations, which favour Asian populations. It suggests that differences between European and Asian P. teleius population genetic structures have the origin in differences in habitat structures, emphasising the impact of habitat fragmentation on animal movement in Europe.

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Grassland butterfly communities of the Western Siberian forest steppe in the light of post-Soviet land abandonment

Cited by 5 publications

References 70 publications

Contribution to the knowledge of butterfly and moth fauna (Insecta: Lepidoptera) of Gornje Plavnice, Bjelovar, Croatia – result of a one year photographic study

Contribution to the knowledge of butterfly and moth fauna (Insecta: Lepidoptera) of Gornje Plavnice, Bjelovar, Croatia – result of a one year photographic study

Perangkat Visualisasi Metamorfosis Kupu-kupu Menggunakan Animated Augmented Reality

Comparison of genetic patterns between European and Asian populations of an endangered butterfly species

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