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Applied conservation research of the wekiu bug in Hawaii: life table analysis, population genetics, and phylogenetics create a holistic view of a rare and unique species

Author:
Eiben, Jesse
Title:
Applied conservation research of the wekiu bug in Hawaii: life table analysis, population genetics, and phylogenetics create a holistic view of a rare and unique species
Periodical:
College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources
Year:
2012
Volume:
Ph.D.
Pages:
238
Subject:
Wekiu bug Nysius wekiuicola Endangered species Insects alpine climate
Summary:
The wekiu bug is a flightless carnivore endemic to the Mauna Kea volcano between 3350m and 4205m in altitude. The thesis presents an overview of wekiu conservation research and the current status as well as the bug's life history.
URL:
http://hdl.handle.net/10125/101351
Date:
May 2012
Collection:
Monographs