Titlebook: Ecology and Conservation of Butterflies; Andrew S. Pullin Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Lepidoptera.biodiversit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18977-7ufficiency, augmented by improved mechanization and the introduction of synthetic agro-chemicals in the 1950s, has led to drastic intensification of agriculture in lowland Britain (Mellanby, 1981; Sly, 1981). In addition to the well-documented loss of large areas of both farmed and non-agricultural

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Common Elements in Dyscontrol Syndromes,, and about one-third are found exclusively or primarily in woods through much of their British range (although some are also found in more open habitats in western Britain and in Continental Europe). The true woodland species include . (wood white), . (purple hairstreak), . (white-letter hair-strea

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Das Krankheitsbild der Anorexia nervosa,ged considerably. In particular, many gardeners are now actively trying to attract butterflies into their gardens and many books have been published giving advice on ways to do this (e.g. Cribb, 1982; Rothschild and Farrell, 1983; Killingbeck, 1985; Oates, 1985; Payne, 1987), most being based on the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14240-9ere they are at the northern limits of their range, surviving in habitats that produce artificially increased temperatures, such as heathland or calcareous grassland, e.g. . (silver-spotted skipper) (Thomas ., 1986), . (adonis blue) (J. Thomas, 1983b) and . (silver-studded blue) (Thomas, 1985). Ofte

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,Kugelpackungen mit besetzten Lücken,once widespread throughout England and Wales, and many early books referred to it simply as being present in most large woods (e.g. Frohawk, 1934). As late as the 1950s it was reported to be abundant in many of its localities but it then underwent a rapid and severe decline (Heath, Pollard and Thoma