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Sabrina Brückmann
Doctoral student
Phone: +49 921 55-2649
Fax: +49 921 55-2784
Room: 5.0 01 11
e-Mail: sabrina.brueckmann(at)uni-bayreuth.de
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Research interests
Butterflies (PhD thesis)
- Impact of habitat fragmentation and connectivity on butterfly diversity in calcareous grasslands.
- Parasitism rates of butterflies with respect to habitat size and landscape context.
- Genetic diversity of butterflies in highly isolated and well-connected landscapes.
 |  | Colias alfacariensis – specialist butterfly
on calcareous grasslands
| A calcareous grassland | 
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| Polyommatus icarus – almost ubiquitous
butterfly species | Management of calcareous grasslands by
sheep and goats |
Further interests:
- Multitrophic interactions, e.g. plant-herbivore-parasitoid-(hyperparasitpoid-)predator interactions in rose galls.
- Butterfly monitoring, butterfly dispersal etc.
Published Abstracts Brückmann S, Krauss J, Steffan-Dewenter I (2008): Impact of local and surrounding landscape predictors on buttterfly diversity in semi-natural grasslands; Future of butterflies in Europe II, International Symposium, Wageningen, page 43.
Poster Brückmann S, Krauss J, Steffan-Dewenter I (2008): Impact of local and surrounding landscape characteristics on butterflies in calcareous grasslands; BayCEER Workshop 2008, Bayreuth.
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