Name: Vertical stratification and species composition of Nymphalidae butterfly assemblages in tree-fall gaps and understory in Madidi National Park, Bolivia
Creator: Skarped, Linnéa
Keywords: Amazonas, gap dynamics, vertical stratification, tree fall gap, Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae, Madidi National Park

Vertical stratification and species composition of Nymphalidae butterfly assemblages in tree-fall gaps and understory in Madidi National Park, Bolivia

Bachelor thesis English OPEN

Skarped, Linnéa;

(2014)

Publisher: Linköpings universitet, Tekniska högskolan

Subject: Amazonas | gap dynamics | vertical stratification | tree fall gap | Lepidoptera | Nymphalidae | Madidi National Park

Rainforest is a dynamic ecosystem where species are affected by numerous biotic and abiotic factors. One important abiotic factor for many species is the availability of sunlight. The understory habitat under the closed undisturbed canopy is comparably constant with reg... View more

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