Konrad Kalarus

发表

Within-patch mobility and flight morphology reflect resource use and dispersal potential in the dryad butterfly Minois dryas

W. Halecki, P. Nowicki, P. Skórka, 2013, Journal of Insect Conservation.

Resource use by the dryad butterfly is scale-dependent

P. Nowicki, Konrad Kalarus, 2017, Population Ecology.

Relationship between heavy metal accumulation and morphometric parameters in European hare (Lepus europaeus) inhabiting various types of landscapes in southern Poland.

W. Halecki, M. Gąsiorek, M. Pająk, 2017, Ecotoxicology and environmental safety.

How estimated ant diversity is biased by the sampling method? A case study of Crete: a Mediterranean biodiversity hotspot

A. Trichas, K. Kujawa, L. Borowiec, 2020, Biodiversity and Conservation.

Factors affecting road mortality and the suitability of road verges for butterflies

P. Tryjanowski, P. Skórka, Magdalena Lenda, 2013 .

Both semi-natural and ruderal habitats matter for supporting insect functional diversity in an abandoned quarry in the city of Kraków (S Poland)

W. Halecki, T. Skalski, Konrad Kalarus, 2019, Urban Ecosystems.

All natural habitat edges matter equally for endangered Maculinea butterflies

W. Halecki, P. Nowicki, Konrad Kalarus, 2013, Journal of Insect Conservation.

Resource use in two contrasting habitat types raises different challenges for the conservation of the dryad butterfly Minois dryas

P. Nowicki, P. Skórka, Konrad Kalarus, 2013, Journal of Insect Conservation.

How Do Landscape Structure, Management and Habitat Quality Drive the Colonization of Habitat Patches by the Dryad Butterfly (Lepidoptera: Satyrinae) in Fragmented Grassland?

P. Nowicki, Konrad Kalarus, 2015, PloS one.