A contribution to the knowledge of the dragonfly fauna of broader area along Drava R. between Ptuj and Sredisce ob Dravi, northeastern Slovenia (Insecta: Odonata)

Student Biology Research Camp Sredisce ob Dravi (Slovenia) results '97 are presented. Between 24-31 July 1997 a total of 40 dragonfly species was recorded at 97 localities. A review of all known published and unpublished dragonfly records for the investigated area has shown that in the 1992-199...

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Published inNat. Slov Vol. 1; no. 1; pp. 45 - 69
Main Authors Bedjanic, M. (Fram (Slovenia)), Pirnat, A. (Ljubljana (Slovenia)), Salamun, A. (Koper, Slovenia)
Format Journal Article
LanguageSlovenian
Published 1999
Subjects
CLASIFICACION
CLASSIFICATION
COLLECTE DE DONNEES
DATA COLLECTION
ESLOVENIA
ESPECE NOUVELLE
ESPECIES NUEVAS
FAUNA
FAUNE
Freshwater
IDENTIFICACION
IDENTIFICATION
Insecta
NEW SPECIES
ODONATA
RECOLECCION DE DATOS
SLOVENIA
SLOVENIE
Slovenia, Drava R
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Summary:Student Biology Research Camp Sredisce ob Dravi (Slovenia) results '97 are presented. Between 24-31 July 1997 a total of 40 dragonfly species was recorded at 97 localities. A review of all known published and unpublished dragonfly records for the investigated area has shown that in the 1992-1998 period 128 localities were investigated and a list of 49 dragonfly species was compiled. Altogether 12 species are new for the investigated area. Records of endangered species Ophiogomphus cecilia (Fourc.) in Drava R. and of Leucorrhinia pectoralis (Charp.) in fishponds near Ptuj deserve special interest from the nature conservation point of view. The inclusion of Anaciaeschna isosceles in the Red data list of endangered dragonflies (Odonata) of Slovenia as a vulnerable species is suggested.
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ISSN:1580-0814