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Understanding the requirements of the insects we seek to conserve

By New T. in (2007)

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Sampling saproxylic beetle assemblages in dead wood logs: comparing window and eclector traps to traditional bark sieving and a refinement

By Alinvi Ola,Ball J.,Danell K.,Hjältén J.,Pettersson R. in (2007)

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Limited dispersal by the rare scarce heath butterfly—potential consequences for population persistence

By Cassel-Lundhagen Anna,Sjögren-Gulve Per in (2007)

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Foraging interactions between native and exotic bumblebees: enclosure experiments using native flowering plants

By Nagamitsu Teruyoshi,Kenta Tanaka,Inari Naoki,Horita Haruka,Goka Koichi,Hiura Tsutom in (2007)

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Distribution of ground-dwelling beetles in fragmented tropical habitats

By Gormley Lorraine,Furley Peter,Watt Allan in (2007)

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Reintroduction of the rare damselfly Ischnura gemina (Odonata: Coenagrionidae) into an urban California park

By Hannon Eugene,Hafernik John in (2007)

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Increasing abundance and diversity in the moth assemblage of east Loch Lomondside, Scotland over a 35 year period

By Salama Nabeil,Knowler John,Adams Colin in (2007)

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Support for mending the matrix: resource seeking by butterflies in apparent non-resource zones

By Dennis R. L. H.,Hardy P. B. in (2007)

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Effects of low severity burning after clear-cutting on mid-boreal ant communities in the two years after fire

By Gibb Heloise,Hjältén Joakim in (2007)

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The use of ants and other soil and litter arthropods as bio-indicators of the impacts of rainforest clearing and subsequent land use

By Nakamura Akihiro,Catterall Carla,House Alan,Kitching Roger,Burwell Chris in (2007)

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