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H Schmalfuss (2000)

Distributional patterns in the Greek species of the terrestrial isopod genus Armadillidium Brandt, 1833

BELGIAN JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY, 130(S1):75-80.

The Mediterranean genus Armadillidium has radiation centres in Italy and Greece, with around 55 species in each of the two countries. Three of the Greek species are found in most parts of the Mediterranean region, and about 40 species are endemic to Greece. Island endemism is, however, low; five species are known from only a single island. Six species occur on several Ionian islands but not on the adjacent mainland. On the Aegean islands, with the exception of Crete, endemic species are lacking. The bulk of the Greek species have restricted distribution ranges on the mainland and the Peloponnese. A gradient of species density from west to east is correlated to climatic factors and a substitution by other conglobating genera in the east.

8th International Congress on the Zoogeography and Ecology of Greece and Adjacent Regions, KAVALA, GREECE, MAY 17-21, 1999
  • ISSN: 0777-6276
BJZ

ISSN 2295-0451 (online version)
ISSN 0777-6279 (printed version)
impact factor 2015: 0,87.

Editor-in-Chief:
Prof. Dr. Isa Schön
Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
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