Abstract
An attempt has been made to characterize the synanthropic trends in Sarcophaginae of three Central European cities, viz. Brno, Bratislava and Budapest. The polar ordination of both sarcophagine taxa and of their taxocenoses revealed clear-cut trends towards culturophily and synanthropy in the male preconnubial aggregations of Sarchophaginae evidencing that this group of high Diptera represent an excellent model for the study of this phenomenon.
Sarcophaginae; synanthropy; culturophily; urban biocenoses; ecology; Central Europe
Synanthropic trends in urban andextraurban taxocenoses of Sarcophaginae (Diptera) in three central european cities
Dalibor Povolny1
Vladimír Znojil1
College of Agriculture, Brno, Czeochoslovakia
An attempt has been made to characterize the synanthropic trends in Sarcophaginae of three Central European cities, viz. Brno, Bratislava and Budapest. The polar ordination of both sarcophagine taxa and of their taxocenoses revealed clear-cut trends towards culturophily and synanthropy in the male preconnubial aggregations of Sarchophaginae evidencing that this group of high Diptera represent an excellent model for the study of this phenomenon.
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24 June 2009 -
Date of issue
1989
