Evolutionary Ecology of Mecoptera (Insecta)

Thornhill AR. Evolutionary Ecology of Mecoptera (Insecta). University of Michigan

Dissertation includes a series of behavioral studies of mecoptera, especially hanging flies of the family Bittacus, mostly conducted in Michigan. Some observations that may have been conducted in the park looked at behaviors of Bittacus apicalis and B. pilicornis in the wild. Dissertation also includes studies of scorpionfly (Panorpidae) taxonomy, including attempts at cross-breeding species, that includes material collected from GRSM.

Type
Academic
Authors
Thornhill, Albert
Publisher
University of Michigan
Units
GRSM
Keywords
Bittacidae, Clingmans Dome, Dissertation, GRSM-01682, hangingflies, insects, Mecoptera, Panorpidae, scorpionflies
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Terrestrial Invertebrates

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