1st European Congress on Odonatology Programme and abstracts

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An overview of exotic dragonflies found in Europe A. Martens University of Education Karlsruhe, Bismarckstrasse 10, 76133 Karlsruhe, Germany martens@ph-karlrsuhe.de So far, in Europe odonates are not known to be alien species in the wild. Because of their high mobility as adults, Odonata, as other aquatic insects, are able to colonize new river catchments and new areas quickly and without direct anthropogeneic activity. Because of this, most odonate do not fit the strict definition of noeozoans/alien species Real exotic odonate species are mainly introduced via pet and aquaristic trading. There is a long ist of spp. identified from larvae and imagines identified from home aquaria and green houses in Europe. It is suggested that the major reason for incidential introduction is the trading with exotic water plants. So far, there is no case known from a foundation of a breeding population. Currently, in Europe tropical plants for aquaristics are mainly imported from Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand, and it is suggested that exotic Odonata also originated in one of those countries. 36
Toward the Atlas of Croatian Dragonflies Nino Mihoković 1 Marija Matejčić 2 1Croatian Odonatological Society, Zajčeva 43, HR-40000 Čakovec 2Ivana Luppisa 15, HR-51000 Rijeka Most recent records of 64 dragonfly species occurring in Croatia are presented on a 50 km x 50 km UTM map grid. A level of knowledge of Croatian dragonfly fauna is presented on a 10 km x 10 km UTM map grid, with a brief discussion on the challenges of mapping dragonflies in Croatia. A biogeographical account of existing distribution patterns is provided, together with prospects of Atlas publication. 37
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