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Jacqueline Loos, Auteur ; Tamar Dayan, Auteur ; Nora Drescher, Auteur ; Tal Levanony, Auteur ; Erez Maza, Auteur ; Boaz Shacham, Auteur ; Roy Talbi, Auteur ; Thorsten Assmann, AuteurThe Levant Green Lizard, Lacerta media israelica (Peters, 1964), is a rare and declining lizard species that is classified as regionally vulnerable in Israel and Lebanon. We found information about historical observations of this species at 42 d[...]
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Andrea Matern, Auteur ; Claudia Drees, Auteur ; Meike Kleinwachter, Auteur ; Thorsten Assmann, AuteurCarabus variolosus is a highly endangered insect which is listed in the
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Andreas Schuldt, Auteur ; Thorsten Assmann, AuteurInvertebrates play important roles in ecosystem functioning, but with the decline in biodiversity worldwide, it has become increasingly evident that our knowledge of invertebrate diversity distributions and of how to adequately integrate many in[...]
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Joern Buse, Auteur ; Boris Schroeder, Auteur ; Thorsten Assmann, AuteurSaproxylic insects are characterised by their exceptional diversity and high proportion of threatened species. No recent studies have demonstrated the validity of habitat suitability analysis for scientifically based habitat management for these[...]
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Andreas Schuldt, Auteur ; Martin Baruffol, Auteur ; Martin Boehnke, Auteur ; Helge Bruelheide, Auteur ; Werner Haerdtle, Auteur ; Anne C. Lang, Auteur ; Karin Nadrowski, Auteur ; Goddert von Oheimb, Auteur ; Winfried Voigt, Auteur ; Hongzhang Zhou, Auteur ; Thorsten Assmann, AuteurP>1. Insect herbivory can strongly affect ecosystem processes, and its relationship with plant diversity is a central topic in biodiversity-functioning research. However, very little is known about this relationship from complex ecosystems domin[...]
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Petra Dieker, Auteur ; Claudia Drees, Auteur ; Thorsten Assmann, AuteurUphill shifts of alpine species have been associated with climate warming; however, land-use change can act simultaneously. We surveyed two related alpine burnet moth species in the Pyrenees to determine whether there was an uphill shift in the [...]
