Jewels in the mist : : a synopsis on the endangered violet copper butterfly Lycaena helle /

Jewels in the mist : : a synopsis on the endangered violet copper butterfly Lycaena helle / / edited by Jan Christian Habel, Marc Meyer, Thomas Schmitt ; preface by James Mallet and prologue by Henri Descimon.

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Jan Habel
TeilnehmendeR:
Habel, Jan Christian,
Meyer, Marc,
Schmitt, Thomas,
Mallet, James,
Descimon, Henri,
Place / Publishing House:Sofia ;, Moscow : : Pensoft,, 2014.
Year of Publication:2014
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (235 pages) :; illustrations, maps
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Contents
  • Editorial
  • Preface
  • Prologue
  • Article I. The Violet Copper Lycaena helle at its northerndistribution range
  • Article II. Habitat requirements, threats and trends in thedistribution of the Violet Copper Lycaena helle at itsnorthern distribution margin in Finland
  • Article III. The Violet Copper Lycaena helle in the Pyrenees:Distribution and ecology at the species´ southerndistribution margin
  • Methods article I. Habitat suitability models in conservation planning -a short introduction
  • Article IV. Resource-based habitat use in Lycaena helle: Significanceof a functional, ecological niche-oriented approach
  • Methods article II. Population structure assessment in situ -Mark-Release-Recapture analyses on butterflies
  • Article V. Mobility, behaviour and phenology of the Violet CopperLycaena helle in North-Western Romania
  • Methods article III. Biogeography: From the analysis of distributions to the distribution of genetic variants
  • Article VI. The molecular biogeography of the Violet Copper Lycaena helle
  • Methods article IV. How genetics can contribute to conservation
  • Article VII. Isolated and unique: The conservation value of extantpopulations of Lycaena helle at the species' westerndistribution edge
  • Methods article V. Fluctuating asymmetry and morphological approachesin ecology and evolutionary biology
  • Article VIII. Morphologic variability and signals of environmentalstress: Wing-shape analyses in the Violet CopperLycaena helle
  • Methods article VI. Biodiversity Informatics: Quantifying the structure andtemporal fluctuations in species' ranges
  • Article IX. Losing genetic uniqueness under global change: theViolet Copper (Lycaena helle) in Europe
  • Article X. Results of two introductions of Lycaena helle in France.
  • Article XI. Restoration and management of habitat networks forLycaena helle in Belgium
  • Article XII. Caught in a trap: How to preserve a post-glacial relictspecies in secondary habitats?
  • Why protecting relict populations?.

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