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    Ecology and recovery plans for the four Spanish endangered endemic butterfly species

    Data compiled during three fieldwork seasons and habitat models provided the tools to produce Species recovery plans for the endangered and endemic butterflies in Spain: Polyommatus violetae, P. golgus, Agriades ...

    M. L. Munguira, J. M. Barea-Azcón, S. Castro-Cobo… in Journal of Insect Conservation (2017)

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    Population modelling of the spatial interactions between Maculinea rebeli their initial foodplant Gentiana cruciata and Myrmica ants within a site

    A spatial computer simulation model has been developed to assist our understanding of the ways in which Maculinea butterflies depend upon the spatial distribution and abundance of their initial foodplant and t...

    R.T. Clarke, J.A. Thomas, G.W. Elmes, J.C. Wardlaw… in Journal of Insect Conservation (1998)

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    Conservation of butterfly habitats and diversity in European Mediterranean countries

    The biological history of the past few million years has made the Mediterranean area one of the richest areas of Europe in terms of species diversity. Three-quarters of the total European insect fauna are foun...

    M. L. Munguira in Ecology and Conservation of Butterflies (1995)