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Odonata VáVžky Rozšírenie: Európa: 128 druhov na Zemi: cca 5 300 druhov na Slovensku: 76 druhov. Vážky (ODONATA). Rad:Odonata. Zygoptera (damselflies). 3 podrady. Anisozygoptera. Anisoptera (dragonflies). Japonsko, Nepál. Life History • Good fossil record, 250 mya
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OdonataVáVžkyRozšírenie:Európa: 128 druhovna Zemi: cca 5 300 druhovna Slovensku: 76 druhov Vážky (ODONATA)
Rad:Odonata Zygoptera (damselflies) 3 podrady Anisozygoptera Anisoptera (dragonflies) Japonsko, Nepál
Life History • Good fossil record, 250 mya – Protodonata from upper Carboniferous (325 mya) • Unknown if earliest Odonata had aquatic larvae – Earliest fossil record during Lower Permian • Hemimetabolous with prolarva (10 – 15 instars) • Palaeopterous • Adults & larva are beneficial predators • Larvae exhibit conspicuous diversity of form & behavior • Excellent visual acuity
Larva šidla Larva šidielka
Odonata Egg • • Hatches within 8-30 days, or • when submerged by water • • Some have winter diapause • • Some show considerable • variation within clutch • – Pantala flavescens, eggs from • single clutch hatched over 35 • days • – Epitheca – even longer
Odonata Oviposition • • In tandem or alone• Tandem pairs tap water surface or perch• Male may release female while flying over water• Males may guard females (Libellulidae)• Eggs number from 200-5,000+/female
Respiration • Adults – via thoracic & abdominal spiracles • Larvae – • Zygoptera: chiefly cutaneous (via wing pads inlater instars), supplemented by caudal lamellae • Anisoptera: rectal gills; also used for jet • propulsion • In emergencies will come to surface
Prolarva • – 1st larval instar • – unable to walk or swim, but…. • – specialized for travel between oviposition site • and micro-habitat for free-living larva • – Doesn’t feed • – Generally short lived
Odonata Naiad • Larval stage lasts few weeks to 8 years • Detect prey predominately with eyes or mechanoreceptors • Prey capture facilitated by prehensile labium • • Found in temporary or permanent habitats • – Fern bracts, tree holes, bromeliads • • Some are semiaquatic • • Feeding behavior: • (1) detecting prey • (2) Ejecting labium to grasp prey • (3) employing mandibles to devour prey
LOTICKÉ BIOTOPY a./ krenál až rithrál (horské a podhorské oblasti) cenóza Cordulegaster (bidentatus, boltoni) - Ophiogomphus cecilia sprievodné druhy: Calopteryx virgo b/ potamál (nížinné úseky väčších riek) cenóza Gomphus (vulgatissimus, flavipes, simillimus) - Calopteryx splendens sprievodné druhy: Onychogomphus forcipatus, Somatochlora metallica.
LENITICKÉ BIOTOPY a/ horské rašeliniská, vrchoviská, plesá cenóza Agrion (hastulatum) - Leucorrhinia (dubia) - Aeshna (juncea). sprievodné druhy: Coenagrion hastulatum, Somatochlora arctica, S. alpestris , Aeshna subarctica. b/ rašeliniská a slatiny podhorského a nížinného stupňa cenóza Leucorrhinia (pectoralis, albifrons, caudalis) c/ rybníky, vodné nádrže s voľnou vodnou hladinou cenóza Erythromma (najas, viridulum) - Anax (imperator, parthenope)
LENITICKÉ BIOTOPY d/ eutrofné, prehrievané menšie vodné biotopy, materiálové jamy, mŕtve ramená vodné nádrže, atď. cenóza Lestes (dryas, virens, barbatus, sponsa) - Sympetrum (sanquineum, flaveolum) - Aeshna (affinis, mixta). e/ prietočné ramená väčších riek, melioračné kanály cenóza Orthetrum (cancellatum, brunneum, albistylum) - Platetrum depressum - Sympterum (vulgatum, striolatum)