2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaridenv.2009.05.007
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Temporal and spatial patterns of tenebrionid beetle diversity in NW Patagonia, Argentina

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“…). We did not, however, observe stronger declines in abundance in more intensively managed land uses (Sackmann and Flores ). Our findings clearly show taxon‐specific seasonal changes in habitat or food resources that were associated with specific farmland uses.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 86%
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“…). We did not, however, observe stronger declines in abundance in more intensively managed land uses (Sackmann and Flores ). Our findings clearly show taxon‐specific seasonal changes in habitat or food resources that were associated with specific farmland uses.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 86%
“…Beetle species richness declined significantly in all land uses between spring and summer, a result that was consistent with predictions of stronger declines in species richness and abundance in more intensively managed land uses between spring and summer (Hill , Sackmann and Flores ). Significantly lower species richness during late summer may be explained by life cycle dynamics (Sackmann and Flores ), with many species being less active or aestivating underground in adult or larvae form during hot summer conditions (Lovei and Sunderland ).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Considering the species list, it was possible to recognize that 98% of species belong to the tribes Scotobiini, Nycteliini and Praociini. This result coincides with that of Kuschel (1969), who identified these tribes as the most representative of the Patagonian steppe, and with those of Sackmann and Flores (2009) and Carrara et al (2011a) who found the dominance of species of these three tribes for small-scale studies within the steppe. The high occurrence of endemic tenebrionids in the Patagonian steppe compared with other close arid biogeographic provinces suggests a role of its environmental history as the primary cause.…”
Section: Endemic Tenebrionids From the Patagonian Steppesupporting
confidence: 91%
“…). Others have considered its diversity and distributional patterns within local steppe areas (Sackmann & Flores ; Carrara et al . ).…”
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