Climate Change Impacts on the Potential Distribution Pattern of Osphya (Coleoptera: Melandryidae), an Old but Small Beetle Group Distributed in the Northern Hemisphere
Insects,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 476 - 476
Published: May 18, 2023
Exploring
the
development
of
species
distribution
patterns
under
climate
change
is
basis
biogeography
and
macroecology.
However,
background
global
change,
few
studies
focus
on
how
pattern
range
insects
have
or
will
in
response
to
long-term
change.
An
old
but
small,
Northern-Hemisphere-distributed
beetle
group
Osphya
an
ideal
subject
conduct
study
this
aspect.
Here,
based
a
comprehensive
geographic
dataset,
we
analyzed
using
ArcGIS
techniques,
which
declared
discontinuous
uneven
across
USA,
Europe,
Asia.
Furthermore,
predicted
suitable
habitats
different
scenarios
via
MaxEnt
model.
The
results
showed
that
high
suitability
areas
were
always
concentrated
European
Mediterranean
western
coast
while
low
exhibited
Moreover,
by
integrating
analyses
habitat
suitability,
inferred
conservatively
prefer
warm,
stable,
rainy
climate,
they
tend
expand
towards
higher
latitude
warming
from
past
future.
These
are
helpful
exploring
diversity
protection
Osphya.
Language: Английский
East and West of the Carpathian Arc: Evidence of postglacial ecological and morpho-logical divergence of Phytoecia tigrina metapopulations (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae)
Biosystems Diversity,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(1), P. 12 - 29
Published: Jan. 14, 2024
Phytoecia
tigrina
Mulsant
(1851)
is
recognized
as
a
species
under
strict
protection
EU
Habitat
Directive,
it
represents
focal
point
for
conservation
efforts
across
Europe.
However,
the
dearth
of
comprehensive
understanding
regarding
its
biology,
ecology,
and
geographical
distribution
poses
formidable
challenges
to
endeavors.
In
current
study,
we
have
delineated
eight
European
two
Asian
distinct
metapopulations
Ph.
geographic
range,
with
particular
emphasis
on
elucidating
dispersion
within
Circum-Carpathian
region.
This
delineation
serves
underscore
species'
distribution,
niche
dimensions
limits
ecological
tolerance
that
illuminate
adaptation
capacity
diverse
environmental
conditions
range.
Our
study
has
unveiled
notable
differentials
in
both
morphological
traits
among
metapopulations,
notably
between
those
located
eastern
western
flanks
Carpathian
Arc.
Such
suggest
influence
divergent
evolutionary
trajectories,
likely
influenced
by
historical
climatic
changes
during
Late
Pleistocene
Holocene
epochs.
Significantly,
specimens
derived
from
exhibit
features
sufficient
magnitude
warrant
proposition
subspecies,
(Pilemia)
podillica
ssp.
nov.
taxonomic
underscores
complexity
inherent
complex.
investigations
further
illuminated
dynamics
indicating
presence
at
least
refugia
Last
Glacial
Maximum
(LGM).
These
refugial
enclaves,
situated
Sea
Marmara/Eastern
Aegean
region
Pannonian
Plain,
played
pivotal
roles
shaping
contemporary
distributional
patterns.
Moreover,
our
modeling
endeavors
elucidated
rapid
expansions
suitable
habitat
post-glacial
epochs,
Preboreal
Boreal
periods.
aligned
host
plant
Cynoglottis
barrelieri
supplying
colonization
new
territories
face
fast-changing
environment.
intricate
interplay
history,
dynamics,
imperatives
tigrina.
By
these
complexities,
endeavor
furnish
robust
foundation
future
initiatives
aimed
safeguarding
this
emblematic
associated
habitats.
Language: Английский
Biodiversity of Coleoptera (Insecta) in the Middle and Lower Volga Regions (Russia)
Diversity,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 1128 - 1128
Published: Dec. 16, 2022
(1)
Background:
The
conservation
of
entomofauna
in
individual
macroregions
requires
efforts
to
study
the
distribution
and
abundance
insects.
For
this
purpose,
databases
are
created
that
enumerate
information.
Such
databases,
with
processing
significant
factual
material,
make
it
possible
objectively
assess
status
a
species
and,
if
necessary,
take
measures
for
its
protection.
aim
paper
is
describe
modern
Coleoptera
fauna
nine
regions
Russia
on
basis
recently
published
dataset.
(2)
Methods:
We
conducted
our
own
studies
1994,
1996,
1998–2003
2005–2022.
dataset
also
includes
data
from
museum
specimens
other
years.
used
variety
methods,
such
as
sifting
through
litter,
searching
under
bark
trees
stumps,
trapping
by
light,
soil
traps,
beer
window
etc.
each
observation,
coordinates
find,
number
individuals
observed
date
were
recorded.
(3)
Results:
contains
1469
subspecies
85
families
found
Volga
Region.
In
total,
there
31,433
samples
9072
occurrences
(4)
Conclusions:
largest
terms
diversity
Curculionidae
(202
species),
Carabidae
(145
species)
Chrysomelidae
(142
species).
There
54
northern
range
boundary
macroregion,
two
southern
one
an
eastern
boundary.
Twenty-one
invasive
have
been
recorded
macroregion.
Language: Английский
Distribution and Biology of Protaetia fieberi (Coleoptera, Scarabaeidae)—Is Protection Status Required?
Insects,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(9), P. 695 - 695
Published: Sept. 13, 2024
Studies
on
saproxylic
species
of
Coleoptera
have
garnered
significant
attention
due
to
the
rarity
some
them.
To
investigate
distribution
and
biology
Language: Английский
Occurrences of Neuroptera and Raphidioptera in some regions in European Russia
Biodiversity Data Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Oct. 18, 2024
The
document
presents
an
extensive
set
of
data
on
the
occurrence
Neuroptera
and
Raphidioptera
in
some
regions
European
Russia.
results
our
own
research,
as
well
scientific
collections,
have
been
processed.
were
collected
17
regions.
In
we
used
different
ways
to
obtain
information,
which
allowed
us
collect
material
for
dataset.
This
dataset
provides
valuable
information
about
biodiversity
Raphidioptera,
abundance
each
taxon
time
collections.
Our
contains
up-to-date
Volga
River
Don
Basins
located
Russian
Plain
Russia
(17
Russia).
consists
4,826
records.
All
them
are
georeferenced
(17,373
individuals
studied).
A
total
83
species
(8
families,
36
genera)
four
(2
4
recorded
within
investigated
area.
Language: Английский
Biology and seasonal population dynamics of the forest dung beetle Anoplotrupes stercorosus (Coleoptera: Geotrupidae) in the Center of European Russia
E3S Web of Conferences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
462, P. 01022 - 01022
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
The
biology
and
population
dynamics
of
Anoplotrupes
stercorosus
was
studied
in
forest
ecosystems
central
European
Russia
(2007-2023).
During
the
study
period,
6738
individuals
were
collected
from
256
habitats.
In
open
biotopes,
caught
only
occasionally
or
no
specimens
found
at
all.
species
is
most
abundant
mixed
forests
with
a
pronounced
shrub
layer
grass
cover,
complex
pine
deciduous
forests.
Seasonal
varies
different
It
can
be
one,
two
three
peaks.
possibility
using
as
bioindicator
ecosystem
condition
studied.
abundance
to
very
low
on
burned
areas.
Language: Английский