Osservazioni ecologiche e biogeograifiche sui Tenebrionidi della Puglia

Marcuzzi, Giorgio

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“…Region 14, roughly corresponding to Apulia, is one of the most intensively sampled regions (with several papers entirely dedicated to its tenebrionid fauna; e.g. Marcuzzi, , ; Marcuzzi & Turchetto Lafisca, ; Angelini, ; Angelini & Montemurro, ), thus a reduced diversity cannot be explained by inadequate sampling. Sardinia was particularly rich in endemics, which is easily explained by the ancient origin and isolation of this insular region (see below).…”

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Tenebrionid beetle distributional patterns in Italy: multiple colonisation trajectories in a biogeographical crossroad

Fattorini

2013

Insect Conserv Diversity

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Placed in the centre of the Mediterranean Basin, Italy is a complex biogeographical crossroad between North Western Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe and North Africa. The distribution of 280 species and subspecies of tenebrionid beetles in 17 Italian natural regions was used to study the influence of climatic, spatial and historical (palaeogeographical and palaeoecological) factors on current patterns of species richness, endemism and turnover (i.e. inter‐regional biogeographical differences). In accordance with the general latitudinal pattern of biodiversity in Europe, both tenebrionid richness and endemism increase southwards, in response to variations in rainfall and temperatures, as expected for thermo‐xerophilic animals. Turnover was correlated with both inter‐regional climatic dissimilarities and geographical distances. The importance of spatial relationships independent from climate, but consistent with palaeogeographical and palaeoecological history, was also confirmed by inter‐regional relationships based on all species and endemics only. Biogeographical similarities between Italian regions and adjacent European and North African source areas showed distinct geographical patterns which reflect various dispersal trajectories. During the Pleistocene glacials, cold adapted species coming from northern areas via the Alps used the Apennines as a filter to disperse into central and southern Italy, thereafter remaining confined to high altitude areas after deglaciation. Xero‐thermophilic species coming from North Africa or east Mediterranean countries colonised southern Italian regions probably in more ancient times. Islands and southern areas acted as centres of both speciation and post‐glacial recolonisation.

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Tenebrionid beetle distributional patterns in Italy: multiple colonisation trajectories in a biogeographical crossroad

Fattorini

2013

Insect Conserv Diversity

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“…For climatology and evegetation the maps of UNESCO-FAO (1962) have been consulted; Walter (1962) has been constantly utilized; also in Pierre (1958) we have found some useful information about life in the desert of Sahara and in general in North Africa. The distribution of each species has been established on the ground of the Catalogue of Tenebrionidae of Gebien (1937-44) and of the recent publications on Mediterranean islands and coastal regions due ÍNDICE to Marcuzzi (1962Marcuzzi ( , 1969Marcuzzi ( , 1982, , Gridelli (1930Gridelli ( , 1933, Koch (1937) and Leo (1980Leo ( , 1982Leo ( , 1983. The ecological aspects of Djerba Tenebrionids have been established on the ground of Koch on Lybia, secondarily of Gridelli (1930 and1933) and of Marcuzzi (1962Marcuzzi ( , 1982Marcuzzi ( and 1994.…”

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“…The distribution of each species has been established on the ground of the Catalogue of Tenebrionidae of Gebien (1937-44) and of the recent publications on Mediterranean islands and coastal regions due ÍNDICE to Marcuzzi (1962Marcuzzi ( , 1969Marcuzzi ( , 1982, , Gridelli (1930Gridelli ( , 1933, Koch (1937) and Leo (1980Leo ( , 1982Leo ( , 1983. The ecological aspects of Djerba Tenebrionids have been established on the ground of Koch on Lybia, secondarily of Gridelli (1930 and1933) and of Marcuzzi (1962Marcuzzi ( , 1982Marcuzzi ( and 1994. The latter has illustrated the ecology of Tenebrionids of Puglia, Sicily, Eolian Islands and other Mediterranean regions (Dalmatia, Southern France, etc.)…”

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Edición electrónica:Espagrafic Notas para los autores Los trabajos versarán sobre aspectos de ecología, recursos naturales, paisaje, ges tión ambiental, en los ecosistemas de la cuenca mediterránea.Los manuscritos mecanografiados a doble espacio y por una sola cara se enviarán a la dirección del Departamento de Ecología de la Universidad de Alicante, Ap. 99 (03080 Alicante, España) -Revista Mediterranea-. Los autores deberán enviar original y dos copias, así como en disquette compatible en programas de tratamiento de texto MS-WORD.LENGUA: Redactados en español, inglés, francés o italiano. NOMBRE DE AUTORES: Apellidos y nombres sin abreviaciones. DIRECCIÓN: Dirección profesional (Organización, Centro de Inves tigación, Universidad,...) teléfono, telefax, dirección electrónica. TÍTULO: conciso y completo, sin abreviaciones (max. 60 espacios). RESÚMEN: Después del título, un resumen en inglés y otro en francés, de 1500 espacios como máximo, independientemente de la lengua utilizada en el texto del trabajo PARÁGRAFOS: El manuscrito debe respetar el siguiente orden: (contenido) introducción sin título, parágrafos con títulos cortos (max. 50 espacios), conclusiones, agradecimientos (si procede), referencias bibliográficas. REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRÁFICAS: Obligatorias para las publicaciones citadas en el texto, que irán en mayúscula. Las referencias de información no publicada (informes, comunicación personal...) se incluyen en el texto entre paréntesis. La bibliografía se presentará según los modelos siguientes: GOSZ, J.R. and SHARPE, J.H. 1989. Broad-scale concepts for interactions of climate, topography, and biota and biome transitions. Landscape Ecology 3:229-243. PIANKA, E. 1986. Ecology and natural history of desert lizards. Princeton University Press. Princeton, New Jersey. GOLDSMITH, V. 1979. Coastal dunes. In: R.A. Davis (ed.), Coastal sedimentary environments. New York:Springer-Verlag.CORRECCIÓN DE PRUEBAS: Será realizada por la redacción de la revista, aunque los autores deben enviar un texto muy claro y definitivo. Si se hallan deficiencias notorias en el texto, el trabajo será remitido a los autores de inmediato. TABLAS: Cada tabla en página por separado, numeradas siguiendo el orden de aparición en el texto y llevarán leyenda. El método de escritura admitido puede ser WORD o EXCEL. GRÁFICAS y DIBUJOS: Presentados en papel blanco no reciclado, exclusivamente en blanco y negro. Las láminas en color deberán ser costeadas por los autores. Gráficas y dibujos deben ser presentados de forma que, modificando su dimensión, no se vea modificada su comprensión. Deberán acompañar las leyendas al gráfico, suficientemente grandes e incluidas en la caja del mismo. Es obligatorio acompañar archivo en disco compatible y formato TIF o JPEG. ILUSTRACIONES: Las fotografías, separadas del texto, con leyenda y número de orden, posición en el texto, etc. NOTAS: Excepcionalmente se incluirán notas a pie, pero éstas deben ir en hojas separadas y debidamente numeradas. EXTENSIÓN: El texto comprenderá una extensión de 5 (min.) a 25 (max...

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“…Giorgio Marcuzzi conducts his research in Apulia (comprehensive of Gargano and the Tremiti islands, including Pianosa) and in Basilicata's province of Matera. The results are shown in the works of Marcuzzi (1962) and Marcuzzi & Lafisca Turchetto (1977). (Magnano, 1964: 107) but the results do not appear to have been published.…”

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Contribution to the knowledge of beetles (Insecta Coleoptera) of some protected areas of Apulia, Basilicata and Calabria (Italy)

Angelini¹

2020

Biodiversity Journal

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and Sila Plateau. Data is integrated with subsequent collections of the writer and with bibliographic citations of other authors. With the same criteria the species of further three areas are also listed: Mount Vulture-Monticchio Lakes, Central Lucan Apennines and Aspromonte. A total of 5,130 taxa were recorded for the eight surveyed National or Regional Parks, which are located in Apulia, Basilicata and Calabria regions (Italy). Of these species, 472 are endemic to the Italian territory. The saproxylic species amount to 1,115, their related IUCN category is referred to and an interpretation of the emerging data is suggested. A chronology of the entomological researches carried out in the past has been reconstructed, moreover description of main features and geographical boundaries of the treated sites are provided. All taxa subject of this study are listed in taxonomic order with indication of the areas where their presence occurs and specifying the data source. The total number of species for each family is evaluated area by area and the data on the most representative of Coleoptera families are briefly commented, with remarks on the current state of research.

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Osservazioni ecologiche e biogeograifiche sui Tenebrionidi della Puglia

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Tenebrionid beetle distributional patterns in Italy: multiple colonisation trajectories in a biogeographical crossroad

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