2007
DOI: 10.1134/s0013873807090059
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Beetles (Coleoptera) in polar deserts of the Severnaya Zemlya Archipelago

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“…However, some groups of beetles still retain a considerable ecological role and show signs of biological progress (Danks, 1981;Chernov, 1984;Chernov and Makarova, 2008). This communication is based on collections, field observations, and quantitative surveys in various Arctic and Subarctic localities, the results of which were partly reported earlier by the authors (Chernov, 1966(Chernov, , 1973(Chernov, , 1978a(Chernov, , 1978b(Chernov, , 2004Medvedev and Chernov, 1969;Khruleva, 1986, 2011;Khruleva, 1987Khruleva, , 1989Khruleva, , 1991Khruleva, , 1994Khruleva, , 1996Khruleva, , 1999Khruleva, , 2004Khruleva, , 2007Khruleva, , 2009Penev, 1989;Chernov et al, , 2000Chernov et al, , 2001; Korotyaev, 1999, 2012;Makarova et al, 2007;Chernov and Makarova, 2008), and also on other published data not all of which are explicitly mentioned in the text for brevity reasons; mostly the reviews and summary works are cited.…”
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“…However, some groups of beetles still retain a considerable ecological role and show signs of biological progress (Danks, 1981;Chernov, 1984;Chernov and Makarova, 2008). This communication is based on collections, field observations, and quantitative surveys in various Arctic and Subarctic localities, the results of which were partly reported earlier by the authors (Chernov, 1966(Chernov, , 1973(Chernov, , 1978a(Chernov, , 1978b(Chernov, , 2004Medvedev and Chernov, 1969;Khruleva, 1986, 2011;Khruleva, 1987Khruleva, , 1989Khruleva, , 1991Khruleva, , 1994Khruleva, , 1996Khruleva, , 1999Khruleva, , 2004Khruleva, , 2007Khruleva, , 2009Penev, 1989;Chernov et al, , 2000Chernov et al, , 2001; Korotyaev, 1999, 2012;Makarova et al, 2007;Chernov and Makarova, 2008), and also on other published data not all of which are explicitly mentioned in the text for brevity reasons; mostly the reviews and summary works are cited.…”
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“…Long-term studies on South, Middle, and North Yamal (in the southern, typical, and arctic tundra subzones) revealed 72, 20, and 11 species, respectively (Lomakin and Zinoviev, 1997). Ground beetles are absent in the polar desert zone (Makarova et al, 2007). Despite the high species diversity of Carabidae in the Arctic as a whole, under the most severe conditions of the northern Arctic belt ground beetles yield to several families of Diptera, Lepidoptera, Hymenoptera, and among Coleoptera, to Staphylinidae, Dytiscidae, Chrysomelidae, and even Latridiidae which are represented by 1-3 species on the polar desert islands (Danks, 1980;Chernov and Makarova, 2008).…”
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“…These ecosystems generally have low biodiversity, with many species lying at the limits of their tolerance or unique to high arctic habitats (cf. Makarova et al, 2008), having relatively slow development and recovery rates (Woodin and Marquiss, 1997). The effects of past landscape management activities often persist for hundreds or even thousands of years (Buckland and Edwards, 1984).…”
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“…Chrysolina marginata is associated with yarrow, Achillea millefolium L., as well as sea plantain, Plantago maritima L. (Hyman, 1992). Dry conditions are indicated by Chrysomela septentrionis, which today lives in polar desert conditions in Russia (Makarova et al, 2007). The large number of dung beetle Aphodius spp.…”
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confidence: 99%