Speciation in an Insular Sand Dune Habitat:Atrytonopsis(Hesperiidae: Hesperiinae)—Mainly from the Southwestern United States and Mexico—Off the North Carolina Coast

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Impacts of habitat on butterfly dispersal in tropical forests, parks and grassland patches embedded in an urban landscape

“…Dispersal is probably best documented in butterflies over all other insect groups (Stevens, Turlure, & Baguette, ) with dispersal characteristics being widely used in guiding landscape management and conservation for temperate butterflies (Burns, ; Leidner & Haddad, ; Schultz & Crone, ). This three‐stage process includes emigration (crossing habitat boundaries), transience (traversing through a landscape; potentially non‐habitat) and immigration (settlement) (Van Dyck & Baguette, ).…”