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Monitoring climate change with Dragonflies: Foreword
Jeffrey McNeely
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Climate change impacts on biodiversity: a short introduction with special emphasis on the ALARM approach for the assessment of multiple risks
    Josef Settele, Greg Fanslow, Stefan Fronzek, Stefan Klotz,     Ingolf Kühn, Martin Musche, Jürgen Ott, Michael Samways, Oliver Schweiger, Joachim Spangenberg, Gian-Reto Walther, Volker Hammen
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Trends in occurrence of thermophilous dragonfly species in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW)
Klaus-Jürgen Conze, Nina Grönhagen, Mathias Lohr, Norbert Menke
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Do climate changes influence dispersal and population dynamics of dragonflies in the western Peruvian Andes?
Joachim Hoffmann
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Impacts of extreme weather and climate change on South African dragonflies
Michael Samways
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Climate and elevational range of a South African dragonfly assemblage
Michael Samways, Augustine Niba
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Southern dragonflies expanding in Wallonia (south Belgium): a consequence of global warming?
    Philippe Goffart
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Monitoring of Odonata in Britain and possible insights into climate change
Adrian Parr
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When south goes north: Mediterranean dragonflies (Odonata) conquer Flanders (North-Belgium)
Geert De Knijf, Anny Anselin
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Changes in the range of dragonflies in the Netherlands and the possible role of temperature change
Tim Termaat, Vincent Kalkman, Jaap Bouwman
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Monitoring the effects of conservation actions in agricultural and urbanized landscapes – also useful for assessing climate change?
Hansruedi Wildermuth
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Anthropogenic climate change impacts on ponds: a thermal mass perspective
John Matthews
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Expansion of Crocothemis erythraea in Ukraine
Lyudmyla Khrokalo
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Dragonfly and Damselfly (Insecta, Odonata) Distributions in Ontario, Canada: Investigating the Influence of Climate Change
Christopher Beatty, Stewart Fraser, Felipe Pérez-Jvostov, Thomas Sherratt
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The local species richness of Dragonflies in mountain waterbodies: an indicator of climate warming?
Beat Oertli
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Dragonflies and climatic change - recent trends in Germany and Europe
Jürgen Ott
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