Realm: Terrestrial
Climate: Temperate
Biome: Temperate broadleaf and mixed forests
Central latitude: 55.702512
Central longitude: 12.558956
Duration: 16 years, from 1994 to 2009

10052 records

1457 distinct species

Across the time series Yponomeuta padella is the most frequently occurring species

Methods

V1 - A modified Robinson light trap was installed 17 5 m aboveground at the roof of the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen.Denmark (N 55 702512?. E 12 558956?). A 250 W mercuryvapour bulb was used as light source. In the trap. 1.1.2.2-tetrachlorethanewas used as killing agent. The trap was emptied onan approximately weekly basis and was active from April?November 1992?2009. All individual records of Lepidopteraand Coleoptera were collected. identified to species level andcounted yielding qualitative (species) and quantitative (numberof individuals within each species) data for the entire study period.All handling and identification of material was carried outconsistently throughout the entire period by the same three persons:for Lepidoptera (OK) and Coleoptera (initiated by thelate Dr. Michael Hansen and completed by JP). The final dataset was subjected to a thorough quality check. and the few records (<20 individual records) that could not be accounted for by comparison of collection periods were discarded. We excluded the first (1992) and the last year (2009) of the dataset to minimize start-up effects (operating the trap in a standardizedmanner comparable to the remainder of the study period) and influence from alteration of the local habitat in 2009. Furthermore, in 1992 and 2009 the trap was not active in theentire season. To account for variation in sampling intervals, we grouped the data set into standardized 10-day periods the first starting on 1st of January (Julian Day 1) and the last period ending on December 26 (Julian Day 360). The 10-day interval is slightly longer than the mean sampling interval of 7 days. Unit of abundance = AggregatedCount, Unit of biomass = NA V2 - following the standardization of this dataset from the InsectChange autor, this version of the dataset retains ~130 trap-days per year, and presents the sum of these samples to provide 1 sample for each year. The variation is max 5 nights, always at the end or start of the season, so the main season is always sampled. 1992 is not included as it didnt have enough trap days, and 1993 neither as it missed almost all of August.

Citation(s)

@Dataset{BioTIME_cit137, Study_id = {249}, Citation_id = {137}, Author = {Thomsen, Philip Francis}, Publisher = {Dryad}, Title = {Data from: Resource specialists lead local insect community turnover associated with temperature – analysis of an 18-year full-seasonal record of moths and beetles [Dataset]}, Year = {2016}, Doi = {10.5061/dryad.s4945}, Url = {https://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.s4945}, Language = {English} }