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European Journal of Entomology, 2009 Ten polymorphic microsatellite loci were developed for the butterfly Erebia palarica (Nymphalidae, Satyrinae), endemic to NW Spain. Polymorphism for 20 individuals from a NW Spanish population (Ancares) and 15 more from two other nearby localities ...
Marta Vila
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A microbial view on secondary contact between two Alpine butterflies [PDF]
BMC Ecology and EvolutionBackground Widespread sympatry between sibling species can be limited if they are ecologically too close, potentially leading to the formation of narrow zones of secondary contact.
Pelin Taş, Arnaud Mouly, Kay Lucek
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Insect Conservation and Diversity, Volume 17, Issue 4, Page 651-675, July 2024.A double star‐like pattern in the COI haplotype network of Erebia palarica suggests a demographic expansion from two ancestral populations in this Iberian montane endemic. Seven microsatellite markers revealed a pattern of isolation by distance (IBD) along the Cantabrian Mountains, as opposed to different levels of genetic structure found in western ...
Laura Torrado‐Blanco +4 more
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, 2014 Erebia oeme 21 Nachweise: n = 7 Bartholomäberg-Innerberg, 1400 m, 15.08.1980 (D); Silbertal, Kristberg, Falle 1700 m, 05.07.1977 (D); Silbertal, Kristberg, Ganzaleita, 1500-1600 m, 23.07.+ 03.08.1978, 07.08.1980, 11.08.1987, 26.07.1989 (alle D)
Aistleitner, E.
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DiversityWe conducted a mark–release–recapture study of the ringlet butterfly, Erebia pronoe glottis, in the Pyrenees to study population density, flight activity, dispersal, and nectar plant preferences.
Martin Wendt, Thomas Schmitt
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, 2014 21 Erebia medusa Rundaugen-Mohrenfalter und Erebia oeme Doppelaugen- Mohrenfalter Die beiden Arten sind sehr ähnlich (Unterschiede etwa in der Farbe der Fühlerkolbe). Möglicherweise wurden im Gelände einige Exemplare der beiden Arten verwechselt (Höhenlage, Imaginaldaten). Die Daten (alle leg. Dieffenbach) werden hier nur mit Vorbehalt wiedergegeben.
Aistleitner, E.
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Larval growth strategies in the genus Erebia Dalman, 1816 as analyzed by the size increment of the head capsule: different strategies – same goal (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae) [PDF]
Contributions to EntomologyLarval growth strategies and trajectories were analyzed in the genus Erebia Dalman 1816 in order to understand the interspecies variability in growth increments in connection with Dyar’s rule. For this, the number of larval moults and the size increments
Peter H. Roos
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SHILAPLittle is known about the genetic relationships within Erebia neriene (Böber, 1890) complexes inhabiting areas outside the Japanese Archipelago. In this study, we investigated genetic variations in E.
Hisato Nagaoka +6 more
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, 2014 Erebia eriphyle Nachweise: n = 8 Klösterle, Nenzigast Alpe, 1470-1700 m, 10.07.2006; Silbertal, Ob. Wasserstuben Alpe, 1730-1850 m, 16.07.2006; Schruns, Wormser Hütte, 2250-2300 m, 09.08.2004; St. Gallenkirch, Netza Alpe, 2100- 2200 m, 10.08.2004; Gaschurn, Valschavieltal, Gaschurner Winterjöchle, 2150-2300 m, 25.07.2006; Gaschurn, Valschavieltal ...
Aistleitner, E.
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, 2014 Erebia gorge Nachweis: n = 10 Bartholomäberg, Itonskopf, 2050 m, 26.08.1981, 28.08.1984 (D); Silbertal, Gaflunatal, Reutlinger Hütte, 2200-2400 m, 22.07.2001 (G), 20.08.2002; St. Gallenkirch, Netza Alpe, 2100-2200 m, 10.08.2004; Gaschurn-Partenen, Verbellatal, Brüllender See, 2300-2350 m, 27.07.2006; Gaschurn-Partenen, Verbellatal, Verbellakopf 2100 ...
Aistleitner, E.
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