Annales Zoologici Fennici · 1996 · 84 citations · 6 references
Natural ResourcesEcologyLandscape EcologyInsect EcologyRange EcologyTerrestrial EcologyDispersal EcologyLandscape StructureSpecies Distribution MonitoringStepping-stone HabitatsDispersal StudiesInvertebrate Habitat UseLinear Habitat FeaturesRadio Frequency TelemetryRadio TelemetryRadio Telemetry MonitoringSemi-natural Habitat PatchesStepping-stone Dispersal
dispersal ranges, like snails or wingless insects (Mader 1979, Mader et al. 1990). Linear or patchy natural and semi-natural landscape features may be important as guide-lines or stepping stones for these species. Therefore, the incorporation of habitat considerations within landscape planning and other nature conservation activities is very important in Germany. To that end a large number of hedges and other linear or patchy landscape features have been introduced by a range of different organizations. However, only little has been known until now about the ecological function of old linear landscape features as guide-lines or stepping stones.
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Tracking bees with harmonic radar
J. R. Riley, A. D. Smith, Don R. Reynolds et al. · Nature · 1996 · 270 citations