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Abb. B 16-B 21 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. B 16-B 21: (B 16) Lavandula viridis, Algarve, 1990; (B 17) Lygeum spartum, Murcia, Calasparra, 1992; (B 18) Merendera montana, Burgos, Sra. de Urbion, 1978; (B 19) Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum, Murcia, Aguilas, 2006; (B 20) Limonium insigne, Murcia, Aguilas, 2006; (B 21) Muscari comosum, Alicante, Sra. Aitana, 1992.

Abb. G 9-G 16 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. G 9-G 16: G09) Castellon, Penagolosa, 1813 m, 2006; (G 10) Ciudad Real, Sra. de Nava el Caballo (Morena), Puertollano-SW, 2000; (G 11) Ciudad Real, Sra. Morena, Cerdo iberico, 2000; (G 12) Coruña, Sra. de Xistral, 1986; (G 13) Cuenca, Ciudad Encandada, 1973; (G 14) Cuenca, La Mancha, 1984; (G 15) Cuenca, Montes Universales, Pto. de Cubillo, 1976. (G 16) Cuenca, Montes Universales, Blick nach SE, 1976.

Abb. G 33-G40 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. G 33-G40: (G33) Leon, Picos de Europa, 1976; (G 34) Leon, Picos de Europa, Maciso occ., 1986; (G 35) Leon, Pto. de Pandetrave, Blick nach W, 1976; (G 36) Leon, Pto. de Pandetrave-S, 1300 m, 1986; (G 37) Leon, Pto. de San Glorio, 1609 m, 1975; (G 38) Leon, Riano (1987 in einem Stausee ertrunken), 1976; (G 39) Lerida, Cerdanya, Sra. del Cadi, Nordseite, 2011; (G 40) Logrono, Sra. Logrono-S, 1999.

Abb. L 1-L 6 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. L 1-L 6: (L 1) Agrodiaetus violetae; (L 2) Anthocharis belia euphenoides; (L 3) Aricia morronensis; (L 4) Coenonympha dorus; (L 5) Euphydryas desfontainii; (L 6) Glaucopsyche alexis.

Abb. B 11-B 15 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. B 11-B 15: (B 11) Erica vegans, Oviedo, Llanes, Zwergstrauchflur, 1977; (B 12a) Erinacea anthyllis, Jaen, Almorchon, 1984; (B 12b) Igelpolsterheide, Jaen, Almorchon, 1984; (B 13) Iris xiphioides, Leon, Pto. de Pandetrave, 1975; (B 14) Globularia alypum, Tarragona, Valle de Ebro, 1989; (B 15) Himantoglossum hircinum, Jaen, Sra. de Segura, 1990.

Abb. L 19-L 23 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. L 19-L 23: (L 19) Polyommatus nivescens; (L 20) Pseudophilotes baton; (L 21) Satyrium esculi; (L 22a,b) Satyrus actaea; (L 23) Zerynthia rumina.

Abb. G 1-G 8 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. G 1-G 8: (G1) Albacete, La Mancha, 1998; (G 2) Albacete, Salinas de Pinilla, 1991; (G 3) Albacete, Sra. de Alcaraz, Bogarra, 1988; (G 4) Albacete, Sra. Relumbrar, 2006; (G 5) Almeria, östl. Sra. Nevada im April 1992; (G 6) Almeria, Sra. de Maria, 2043 m; (G 7) Avila, Sra. de Gredos, Pto. de Serranillos, 1525 m, 2008; (G 8) Burgos, Portillo de Lunada, 1350 m, 1986.

Abb. G 25-G 32 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. G 25-G 32: (G 25) Granada, Sra. Nevada, Strasse nach Veleta, 1979; (G 26) Huesca, Praepyrenaeen, Sra. de San Julian, 1970; (G 27) Huesca, Pto. de Somport, 1640 m, 2008; (G 28) Huesca, Pyrenaeen, Sra. de Bernera, 2008; (G 29) Huesca, Valle de Ordesa, 1973; (G 30) Huesca, Valle de Ordesa, Torla, 1970; (G 31) Huesca, Valle del Rio Ara W Boltaña, 2008; (G 32) Jaen, Sra. de Almaden, 1999.

Abb. G 17-G 24 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. G 17-G 24: G17) Gerona, Sra. de la Fembra, Blick zum Pic Canigou, 2786 m, 2008; (G 18) Granada, Blick von der Sra de Maria nach NNW, 1988; (G 19) Granada, Sra. de Baza, Santa Barbara, 1992; (G 20) Granada, Sra. de Guillimona, 1988; (G 21) Granada, Sra. de la Sagra, 2381 m, 1988; (G 22) Granada, Sra. de la Sagra, Blick auf die Sra. de Guillimona, 1988; (G 23) Granada, Sra. de la Sagra, Blick nach S, 1984; (G 24) Granada, Sra. Nevada or. Blick nach N auf die Ortschaft Aldeire, 1973.

Abb. B 1-B 6 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. B 1-B 6: (B 1) Berberis hispanica, Teruel, Pto. de Villarroya, 1983; (B 2) Cistus ladanifer, Algarve 1990; (B 3) Convolvulus boissieri, Granada sept., La Sagra, 1984; (B 4) Crepis pygmaea, Granada sept., La Sagra, 1984; (B 5) Crithmum maritimum, Oviedo, Llanes, Felsflur, 1977; (B 6) Crocus carpetanus P, Beira alta, Sra. da Estrela, 2008.

Karte 1 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Karte 1: Biogeografische Provinzen der Iberischen Halbinsel. Quelle: (PEINADO LORCA & RIVAS-MARTINEZ 1987)

Abb. B 22-B 27 in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. B 22-B 27: (B 22) Narcissus requienii, Barcelona, Collsuspina, 1979; (B 23) Nerium oleander, Alicante, Altea, 1973; (B 24) Ononis cristata, Terual, Pto. de Villarroya, 1983; (B 25) Onopordum macracanthum, Albacete, Riopar, 1984; (B 26) Ophrys fusca, Malaga, El Burgo, 1979; (B 27) Paeonia brotheroi, Jaen, Sra. Almaden, 1990.

Abb. B 7-B 10a,b in Zur Kenntnis der Schmetterlingsfauna der Iberischen Halbinsel I. Topografie, Geologie, Klima und Vegetation. Daten der Tagfalter aus den Geländeprotokollen zwischen den Jahren 1970 bis 2013 (Insecta: Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea)

Abb. B 7-B 10a,b: (B 7) Cynara cardunculus, Jaen, Baeza, 1979; (B 8) Daboecia cantabrica, Oviedo, Llanes, Zwergstrauchflur, 1977; (B 9) Digitalis purpurea, Lerida, Valle de Aran, 1970; (B 10a und B 10b) Drosophyllum lusitanicum, P, Algarve, Calderada, 1990.

FIGURE 5 in Vegetation and Flora of the Southern Black Mountains of West-Central Arizona

FIGURE 5. Some conspicuous plants in the southern Black Mountains-1. Nolina bigelovii (top). Calochortus kennedyi (bottom left). Eschscholzia glyptosperma (bottom right).

FIGURE 1 in Vegetation and Flora of the Southern Black Mountains of West-Central Arizona

FIGURE 1. Satellite image of the southern Black Mountains from Google Earth showing boundary (red) of floristic study area, and collecting locales (green) of the authors. The Colorado River, which forms the border between Arizona and California, is at left, and the Sacramento Valley is on the right. Nearby towns outside of the study area are indicated. Within the study area, Oatman (orange diamond) and Black Mesa are shown. Major roads in the vicinity are Interstate Hwy. 40 (=Arizona Hwy. 95) in purple, Arizona Hwy. 68 (traversing the Black Mountains through Union Pass) in yellow, Mohave Co. 10 (=old U.S. Hwy. 66 or "Oatman Road" northward/eastward from Oatman and traversing the eastern Black Mountains through Sitgreaves Pass, and "Oatman–Topock Hwy." southward/westward from Oatman to the Colorado River) in blue, and Mohave Co. 153 in pink. Inset map shows state of Arizona with Mohave County shaded in green, and the location of the satellite image.

FIGURE 8 in Vegetation and Flora of the Southern Black Mountains of West-Central Arizona

FIGURE 8. Some Cactaceae (stem succulents) that occur in the southern Black Mountains. Cylindropuntia acanthocarpa (top left). Cylindropuntia bigelovii (top center). Opuntia polyacantha var. erinacea (top right). Mammillaria grahamii (center left). Ferocactus cylindraceus (center right). Opuntia basilaris (bottom left). Echinocereus coccineus (bottom right). Photos by the authors.

FIGURE 7 in Vegetation and Flora of the Southern Black Mountains of West-Central Arizona

FIGURE 7. Southern Black Mountains, plant communities-2. Creosote Bush Scrub near Warm Springs Wash (with Black Mesa in background) with Cylindropuntia spp., Encelia farinosa, and Larrea tridentata (top). Blackbrush Scrub south of Sitgreaves Pass with Coleogyne ramosissima (bottom). Photos by the authors.

FIGURE 6 in Vegetation and Flora of the Southern Black Mountains of West-Central Arizona

FIGURE 6. Species in the southern Black Mountains and their floristic affinities. Coleogyne ramosissima (top left; photo by Keir Morse, SEINet) and Grayia spinosa (top right; photo by C. Webber, © California Academy of Sciences, used with permission), occur in both Mohave and Great Basin deserts. Monardella eplingii, the only known plant species endemic to the Black Mountains (middle left; plant photo by and copyright reserved to M. Elvin, used with permission; inset photo showing inflorscence with flower by J. Anderson, used with permission). Psorothamnus fremontii var. attenuatus (bottom left; photo by Daniela Roth, SEINet) and Salvia mohavensis (bottom right; photo by A. Schusteff, with permission), occur in both Mohave and Sonoran deserts.

FIGURE 3 in Vegetation and Flora of the Southern Black Mountains of West-Central Arizona

FIGURE 3. Species in the southern Black Mountains that occur in both Mohave and Sonoran deserts-1. Yucca schidigera (top left). Carnegiea gigantea (top right; photo by E. Butler, provided by and used with permission of J. Pebworth, Arizona Game and Fish Department). Mohavea confertiflora (bottom left; photo by L. Makings, SEINet). Larrea tridentata (bottom right; photo by S. Carnahan, SEINet). Photos by the authors, except as noted

FIGURE 11 in Vegetation and Flora of the Southern Black Mountains of West-Central Arizona

FIGURE 11. Southern Black Mountains, plant communities-4. Desert Oasis Woodland in Bighorn Cave Canyon with overstory of Populus fremontii and Baccharis sergiloides in understory (top left). Streamside Marsh at Columbine Spring (looking downslope with series of step pools) with Aquilegia chrysantha and Mimulus verbenaceus (top right). Desert Oasis Woodland with Streamside Marsh at "Twin Spring," with Mimulus guttatus and Baccharis sergiloides in marsh understory (bottom left). High-Gradient Desert Wash Scrub above "Twin Spring" with Quercus turbinella (bottom right). Photos by the authors.