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Community structure of Anthomyiidae (Diptera) of six peat-bogs in the Šumava Mts (Czech Republic)

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The species composition of the family Anthomyiidae in six peat-bogs in the Šumava Mts is analysed with regards to dominance, constancy, seasonal occurrence and type of distribution of each species. Anthomyiid communities in all sites are compared based on the number of species, species richness, diversity and equitability indices, as well as coefficients of similarity and Principal Components Analysis (PCA). Three collecting methods are compared: yellow pan water traps (439 specimens/43 species), sweeping (93/18) and Malaise traps (97/22). Three species, Pegoplata aestiva (24.17%), Delia platura (14.47%), and Hylemya nigrimana (11.29%) were eudominant, two further species were dominant: Delia cardui (8.74%) and Botanophila fugax (8.27%). Two species, Botanophilia fugax and Delia platura, were found in all study sites. These species, together with those collected in five sites (Delia cardui, Heterostylodes nominabilis and Hylemya vagans), had a constancy rate higher than 75% and belonged to the category of euconstant species.

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Komzáková, O., Barták, M., Bartáková, D. et al. Community structure of Anthomyiidae (Diptera) of six peat-bogs in the Šumava Mts (Czech Republic). Biologia 66, 518–527 (2011). https://doi.org/10.2478/s11756-011-0046-x

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