Titlebook: Ecology and Biogeography of High Altitude Insects; M. S. Mani Book 1968 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1968 Arthropoda.biogeogr

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Brian L. Samuels,John E. Ultmannat Tierra del Fuego and Patagonia are geographically closely related. Besides the Andes, we must also consider the area of the Mesetas to the east of the Andes. As the predominant winds are westerly, the rainfall and dense forests are concentrated on the Andes; the Mesetas and the plains are typical

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Some Typical High Altitude Insects and Other Arthropoda,evel, become conspicuously dominant at high elevations. In all cases, the high altitude species are wholly different from those with which we are familiar in the plains. Broadly speaking, the high altitude insects belong to the following ecological groups: 1. Widely distributed eurytype hypsophiles,

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Distribution of High Altitude Insects,ions and other complex factors. We shall consider here in broad outline some of the major factors governing the distribution of high altitude insects, the outstanding peculiarities of their vertical and horizontal distributions, the faunal and biogeographical characters and the evolution of high alt

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The Alai-Pamirs and the Tien Shan,tral Asia includes the northern parts of the Kazak SSR, the Mongol Peoples’ Republic, the western provinces of China (Singkiang, Tsinghai), Tibet, parts of Kansu and the Inner Mongolia. The principal mountain ranges and high elevated regions of these areas are the Alai-Pamirs, the Tien Shan and the