Phytophagous hoverflies (Diptera: Syrphidae) as indicators of changing landscapes
| Main Authors: | Popov Snežana, Miličić Marija, Diti Irene, Marko Oskar, Sommaggio Daniele, Markov Zlata, Vujić Ante |
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time frame, we explored congruence between ecological responses (species richness and Biodiversity Maintenance Function
for these two genera) and landscape structural changes through correlation analysis. Our results indicate that landscapes have
experienced changes in aggregation, isolation/connectivity and landscape diversity, with these parameters being significantly
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Popov Snežana Miličić Marija Diti Irene Marko Oskar Sommaggio Daniele Markov Zlata Vujić Ante |
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Phytophagous hoverflies (Diptera: Syrphidae) as indicators of changing landscapes |
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2017 |
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Bioindicators Connectivity Cheilosia Insects Land cover change Landscape structure Merodon Species richness |
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Spatial and temporal differences in landscape patterns are of considerable interest for understanding ecological processes.
In this study, we assessed habitat quality by using the Syrph The Net database and data on decreasing species richness
over a 25-year period for the two largest phytophagous hoverfly genera (Merodon and Cheilosia). Furthermore, within this
time frame, we explored congruence between ecological responses (species richness and Biodiversity Maintenance Function
for these two genera) and landscape structural changes through correlation analysis. Our results indicate that landscapes have
experienced changes in aggregation, isolation/connectivity and landscape diversity, with these parameters being significantly
correlated with Cheilosia species richness loss and habitat quality. We conclude that the genus Cheilosia is a good bioindicator
that can highlight not only the current quality of an area but also temporal changes in landscape patterns. |
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