Distribution patterns of dragonflies (Odonata) in Central Asia

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作者：
S. N. Borisov
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[1] Russian Academy of Sciences,Institute of Animal Systematics and Ecology
来源：
Entomological Review | 2009年 / 89卷 / 1期
关键词：
Entomological Review; Mountain Central; Preimaginal Development; Dragonfly Nymph; Dragonfly Species;
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10.1134/S0013873809010059
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摘要：
The dragonfly fauna of Central Asia reveals distinct vertical differentiation. Three groups of species can be distinguished: mountain (24 species), plain (18), and plain-mountain (34) ones. The ranges observed can be classified into 7 principal types: plain, mountain, continuous boreo-montane, disjunctive Central Asian boreomontane, disjunctive Tien Shan boreo-montane, Central Asian, and Pamir-Alay plain-mountain. The leading factors determining the distribution of dragonflies are the temperature and the presence of streams suitable for preimaginal development; the former factor determines the potential ranges, and the latter, the actual ones. The present-day composition, structure, and vertical distribution of the dragonfly fauna formed during the historical time, after the development of artificial irrigation canals which provided new habitats for dragonflies.
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