The studies have been carried out in three selected forest reserves: “Bytyńskie Brzęki”, “Brzęki przy Starej Gajówce” and “Huby Grzebieniskie” (western Wielkopolska). Material consists of the qualitative and quantitative soil samples collected during the period of study in each of reserves. Assessments of frequency, structure of dominance in Uropodina community on studied areas and similarity of their uropodid mites communities have been made. The highest number of Uropodina (15 species) has been noticed in “Huby Grzebieniskie” reserve with domination of Oodinychus ovalis. The community of uropodid mites in “Bytyńskie Brzęki” consisted of 13 species. One rare interesting species – Cilliba sp. 2 and merocenotic species like Apionoseius infi...
Abstract: From the Karkonosze Mts (SW Poland), 288 mite species have been reported so far, which acc...
Abstract: During faunistic acarologic investigations in the Biebrza National Park, 57 samples were c...
The materials of water mites collected in 1973–1974 in aquatic environments of three nature reserves...
The studies have been carried out in three selected forest reserves: “Bytyńskie Brzęki”, “Brzęki prz...
Dead wood is an important microhabitat for Uropodina mites (Acari: Mesostigmata). Earlier research h...
Bird and mammal nests and nest boxes constitute microenvironments in which various groups of inverte...
Due to restricted public access to military training fields such areas are quite interesting places ...
The current study is aimed at establishing species composition of Uropodina mite fauna in dead wood ...
ABSTRACT. Knowledge of uropodine mite communities in birds ’ nests in Poland and surrounding areas i...
Research into structure and abundance of soil fauna communities should be based on material consisti...
The ‘Torfowiska Doliny Izery ’ (Izera Valley Peat bogs) Reserve was established in 2000 and covers 2...
The paper rises some questions regarding the necessity of changes in the traditional faunistics. The...
Abstract Unstable microhabitats (merocenoses)—such as decayed wood, ant hills, bird and mammal nests...
Industrial and postindustrial sites are effects of human activity that creates new habitats for many...
Abstract: The species composition of mesostigmatid mites in the soil and leaf litter was studied on ...
Abstract: From the Karkonosze Mts (SW Poland), 288 mite species have been reported so far, which acc...
Abstract: During faunistic acarologic investigations in the Biebrza National Park, 57 samples were c...
The materials of water mites collected in 1973–1974 in aquatic environments of three nature reserves...
The studies have been carried out in three selected forest reserves: “Bytyńskie Brzęki”, “Brzęki prz...
Dead wood is an important microhabitat for Uropodina mites (Acari: Mesostigmata). Earlier research h...
Bird and mammal nests and nest boxes constitute microenvironments in which various groups of inverte...
Due to restricted public access to military training fields such areas are quite interesting places ...
The current study is aimed at establishing species composition of Uropodina mite fauna in dead wood ...
ABSTRACT. Knowledge of uropodine mite communities in birds ’ nests in Poland and surrounding areas i...
Research into structure and abundance of soil fauna communities should be based on material consisti...
The ‘Torfowiska Doliny Izery ’ (Izera Valley Peat bogs) Reserve was established in 2000 and covers 2...
The paper rises some questions regarding the necessity of changes in the traditional faunistics. The...
Abstract Unstable microhabitats (merocenoses)—such as decayed wood, ant hills, bird and mammal nests...
Industrial and postindustrial sites are effects of human activity that creates new habitats for many...
Abstract: The species composition of mesostigmatid mites in the soil and leaf litter was studied on ...
Abstract: From the Karkonosze Mts (SW Poland), 288 mite species have been reported so far, which acc...
Abstract: During faunistic acarologic investigations in the Biebrza National Park, 57 samples were c...
The materials of water mites collected in 1973–1974 in aquatic environments of three nature reserves...