03216nas a2200253 4500008004100000020002200041022001600063245027800079210007300357260001200430300001400442490000700456520218000463653001902643653001402662653003602676653003002712653002302742653002902765653001502794653002102809100002002830856011202850 2014 eng d a978-80-87266-16-8 a0375–168600aMnohonožky (Myriapoda: Diplopoda) Jizerských hor, Frýdlantské pahorkatiny, Ještědského hřbetu a Liberecké kotliny (severní Čechy). Millipedes (Myriapoda: Diplopoda) of the Jizerské hory Mts, Frýdlantská pahorkatina Hills, Ještědský hřbet Ridge and Liberec0 aMnohonožky Myriapoda Diplopoda Jizerských hor Frýdlantské pahork c12/2014 a123–1540 v323 a

In the period 1999–2014, occurrence and diversity of millipedes was investigated at 90 localities in the Jizerské hory Mts (most of them being covered by the Jizerské hory Protected Landscape Area), Frýdlantská pahorkatina Hills, Ještědský hřbet Ridge and Liberecká kotlina Basin. The material was collected using a combination of three methods: individual sampling, pitfall trapping and sifting of leaf litter. In total 41 millipede species were found, making up 53% of the millipede fauna recently known in the Czech Republic. In general, the Jizerské hory Mts together with the adjacent areas of the Frýdlantská pahorkatina Hills, Ještědský hřbet Ridge and Liberecká kotlina Basin rank among the richest areas in millipede diversity in the Czech Republic. The most frequent species were the common millipedes Leptoiulus trilobatus, Julus scandinavius, Haasea germanica, Unciger foetidus, Mycogona germanica, Proteroiulus fuscus, Nemasoma varicorne and Polydesmus complanatus. The rare species Trachysphaera costata, Melogona gallica and Haploporatia eremita were recorded. The Botanical Garden in Liberec hosts the rare synanhropic species Cylindroiulus vulnerarius, otherwise known in the Czech Republic from Prague only. The highest numbers of millipede species per site were found in natural habitats of Zlatá Olešnice (14) and the Křížový vrch Hill near Frýdlant (12). The same number (12 species) was recorded in the city of Liberec and in the abandoned quarry in the Vápenný vrch Hill near Raspenava. In addition, two synanthropic species, Oxidus gracilis (tree nursery in Nové Město pod Smrkem) and Cylindroiulus caeruleocinctus (city gardens in Frýdlant, Lázně Libverda), were recorded. The wettest localities (peat bogs of Nová louka and Na Čihadle) and the sites damaged by industrial emissions (Černá hora Mt.) were free of millipedes.

10aCzech Republic10adiversity10aFrýdlantská pahorkatina Hills10aJeštědský hřbet Ridge10aJizerské hory Mts10aLiberecká kotlina Basin10amillipedes10anorthern Bohemia1 aKocourek, Pavel uhttp://www.muzeumlb.cz/IS/pu_data/send_files/Files/Sborniky/Sbornik_Prirodni_Vedy/32_2014/Kocourek_2014.pdf03058nas a2200217 4500008004100000020002200041022001400063245010800077210007000185260001200255300001200267490000700279520231100286653001902597653001402616653001402630653001102644653002402655100002002679856014102699 2013 eng d a978-80-87457-48-1 a0862-366X00aMnohonožky (Myriapoda: Diplopoda) Prahy. Millipedes (Myriapoda: Diplopoda) of Prague (Central Bohemia)0 aMnohonožky Myriapoda Diplopoda Prahy Millipedes Myriapoda Diplop c12/2013 a3–1460 v213 a

In 1997–2005, millipede fauna was studied in the Czech Republic's capital, Prague. In Prague there are natural, semi-natural and man-made (artificial) habitats. Special attention was paid to forests, a forest steppe, a rock steppe, rock debris, river surface, parks, greenhouses, a garden centre, game parks, seedbeds and city greenery. At present, 51 species of millipedes occur there. Therefore, the Czech Republic's capital is the area with the highest number of millipedes in the country. For example, the Křivoklátsko PLA and BR, a comparable natural area rich in millipede species currently harbours 44 species of millipedes. A total number of millipede species in the Czech Republic is 76. Thus, 67% of millipede species that were found in the Czech Republic inhabit Prague. During the research, 20 millipedes species new for Prague area were found, particularly those prefering man-made habitats. The species richness of introduced millipedes species in Prague is the highest among all of the areas having been studied in this respect in the Czech Republic. The millipede species rich site in Prague is the Zoological Garden in Troja, harbouring 26 species. The most common millipede species in Prague include Cylindroiulus caeruleocinctus, Ophyiulus pilosus, Julus scandinavius, Choneiulus palmatus, Blaniulus guttulatus and Cylindroiulus britannicus. On the other hand, the rare relic species that has been found in Prague are: Trachysphaera costata, Mastigophorophyllon saxonicum, Haploporatia eremita, Cylindroiulus luridus, Cylindroiulus arborum and Polydesmus germanicus. For the Czech Republic, rare synantropis species found in Prague are: Cylindroiulus vulnerarius, Cylindroiulus punctatus and Amphitomeus attemsi. The East European species Polyzonium germanicum and Rossiulus vilnensis reach its regional distribution limit in Prague. The four millipede species occurring in Prague, namely Trachysphaera costata, Cylindroiulus luridus, Polydesmus germanicus and Rossiulus vilnensis are included in the Red List of threatened invertebrate species in the Czech Republic.

10aCzech Republic10aDiplopoda10adiversity10aPrague10asynantropic species1 aKocourek, Pavel uhttps://myriatrix.myspecies.info/content/mnohono%C5%BEky-myriapoda-diplopoda-prahy-millipedes-myriapoda-diplopoda-prague-central-bohemia