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Typ záznamu:	článek v odborném periodiku (J)
Domácí pracoviště:	Environmentální centrum ENC (31990)
Název:	Odonates need natural disturbances: how human-induced dynamics affect the diversity of dragonfly assemblages
Citace	Harabiš, F. a Dolný, A. Odonates need natural disturbances: how human-induced dynamics affect the diversity of dragonfly assemblages. Freshwater Science. 2015, roč. 34, s. 1050-1057. ISSN 2161-9549.

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Rok vydání:	2015
Obor:	Ekologie - společenstva
Kód ISSN:	2161-9549
Oficiální název periodika:	Freshwater Science
Stát vydavatele periodika:	Spojené státy americké
Svazek periodika:	Neuveden
Číslo periodika v rámci svazku:	3
Číslo článku:
Ročník:	34
Počet stran článku:	8
Strana od:	1050
Strana do:	1057
Kód UT WoS:	000359667700021
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Poddruh recenzovaného článku:	Článek v impaktovaném časopise (Jimp)

Klíčová slova anglicky:	Odonata, allogenic succession, freshwater invertebrates, man-made habitats, habitat quality, nonequilibrium dynamics, local extinction.
Popis v původním jazyce:	We investigated the dynamics of dragonfly assemblages in 20 mine-subsidence pools (habitats with very high and very unpredictable dynamics). We used multivariate methods and diversity indices to compare species richness and species composition of assemblages before and after reclamation actions. During the 10 y of the study, we recorded 10 cases in which aquatic habitats disappeared completely and 6 cases of recovery and successful recolonization of aquatic pools. Disturbances caused by reclamation actions led to significant reduction of diversity and to extirpation of sensitive dragonfly species. Moreover, unlike natural disturbances, disturbances caused by reclamation activity do not support the occurrence of species associated with early successional stages. Major interventions in freshwater habitats can cause alterations that often paradoxically may result in local extinction of sensitive species rather than strengthening of existing populations.
Popis v anglickém jazyce:	We investigated the dynamics of dragonfly assemblages in 20 mine-subsidence pools (habitats with very high and very unpredictable dynamics). We used multivariate methods and diversity indices to compare species richness and species composition of assemblages before and after reclamation actions. During the 10 y of the study, we recorded 10 cases in which aquatic habitats disappeared completely and 6 cases of recovery and successful recolonization of aquatic pools. Disturbances caused by reclamation actions led to significant reduction of diversity and to extirpation of sensitive dragonfly species. Moreover, unlike natural disturbances, disturbances caused by reclamation activity do not support the occurrence of species associated with early successional stages. Major interventions in freshwater habitats can cause alterations that often paradoxically may result in local extinction of sensitive species rather than strengthening of existing populations.

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R01:	RIV/61988987:17310/15:A1601ELE

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