2017
DOI: 10.7251/gsf1726023k
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Fauna Vilinih Konjica (Odonata) Planine Zelengora I Nacionalnog Parka Sutjeska

Abstract: Visokoplaninska staništa u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH) su često izolovana i teško pristupačna, zbog čegaje njihova fauna vilinih konjica sve do danas ostala gotovo potpuno neistražena. Cilj ovog rada bio jedati prvi pregled faune vilinih konjica Zelengore i Nacionalnog parka Sutjeska, jednog od odonatološkinajznačajnijih područja u zemlji.U fauni vilinih konjica Zelengore i NP Sutjeska registrovano je ukupno 35 vrsta, što predstavlja 55%faune ovog reda insekata u BiH. U rad su, uz podatke istraživanja provedenih… Show more

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“…The Rosalia longicorn (Rosalia alpina) is as Vulnerable -VU G according to the IUCN Red List (World Conservation Monitoring Centre, 1996b) and is on the list of strictly protected species of the Republic of Srpska (Official Gazette of the Republic of Srpska, 65/20), it was not found during the research, but it is expected in the given area. In support of the rich diversity of the area, the findings of butterflies and dragonflies from the area of Zelengora and SNP, where 35 species have each been registered (Plan gazdovanja Nacionalnim parkom Sutjeska, 2002;Kulijer and Miljević, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The Rosalia longicorn (Rosalia alpina) is as Vulnerable -VU G according to the IUCN Red List (World Conservation Monitoring Centre, 1996b) and is on the list of strictly protected species of the Republic of Srpska (Official Gazette of the Republic of Srpska, 65/20), it was not found during the research, but it is expected in the given area. In support of the rich diversity of the area, the findings of butterflies and dragonflies from the area of Zelengora and SNP, where 35 species have each been registered (Plan gazdovanja Nacionalnim parkom Sutjeska, 2002;Kulijer and Miljević, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Alpska strižibuba (Rosalia alpina), koja je po IUCN Crvenoj listi kategorisana kao ranjiva -VU G (World Conservation Monitoring Centre, 1996b) i koja se nalazi na popisu strogo zaštićenih vrsta Republike Srpske Igor Trbojević, Jasminko Mulaomerović, Dejan Radošević, Admir Aladžuz, Maja Manojlović, Aleksandar Perović, Dime Melovski, Aleksandër Trajçe, Mihajla Đan, Ivan Napotnik, Besim Gurda, Vojo Milanović, Kristina Jovičić, Marija Iković, Branka Ivanović, Maja Vasiljević, Daria Vuiovich, Marija Brdar, Darko Zečević, Elvis Čivljak, Filip Vračar, Melitjan Nezaj, Redon Hasanllari, Natalija Melovska, Milika Vujović, Tijana Trbojević (Službeni glasnik Republike Srpske, 65/20), nije pronađena u toku istraživanja, ali se očekuje na datom području. U prilog diverzitetskom bogatstvu područja, govore nalazi leptira i vilinih konjica sa područja Zelengore i NPS, gdje je registrovano po 35 vrsta (Plan gazdovanja Nacionalnim parkom Sutjeska, 2002;Kulijer i Miljević, 2017).…”
Section: Rezultatiunclassified
“…Најпознатија су: Црно, Бијело, Орловачко, Котланичко, Штиринско, те Доње баре (Гњато et al, 2019). Поред наведених на Зеленгори је смјештено и вјештачко Бориловачко језеро (Kulijer & Miljević, 2017). Језера су плитка, дубине мање од 10 m. Одликује их бистра и релативно хладна вода, чија температура само у љетним мјесецима прелази 20°C у површинском слоју.…”
Section: уводunclassified
“…The most famous are Crno, Bijelo, Orlovačko, Kotlaničko, Štirinsko and Donje Bare Lakes (Гњато et al, 2019). In addition to the stated above, the artificial Borilovac Lake is also located at the Zelengora Mountain (Kulijer & Miljević, 2017). The lakes are shallow with depths lower than 10 m. They are characterized by clear and relatively cold water, whose temperature exceeds 20°C in the surface layer only in summer.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%