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Fig. 5 in Population Structure Of Ungulates In Waterberg National Park, Namibia
Fig. 5. Year to year changes in the proportion of sex (males: black bar, females: grey bars) in ungulates in the Waterberg Plateau Park in 2008–2013, based on water point census.
Fig. 1 in Avian Communities Of A Mixed Mopane-Acacia Savanna In The Cuvelai Drainage System, North-Central Namibia, During The Dry And Wet Season
Fig. 1. Seasonal changes in percentage contribution of main feeding guilds in avian assemblage in mixed Mopane-Acacia savanna (F — frugivores, G — granivores, I — insectivores, O — other guilds).
Figure 10 in Vegetation survey of the Khomas Hochland in central-western Namibia: syntaxonomical descriptions
Figure 10 (continued). Box-and-Whisker plots of the typical structure of the associations of the Khomas Hochland Proper, based on the relevé data. G, Schmidtio kalahariensis–Vachellietum eriolobae; H, Stipagrostis uniplumis–Senegalia detinens association; I, Stipagrostis uniplumis–Senegalia detinens typical sub-association; J, Stipagrostis uniplumis–Senegalia detinens tarchonanthus camphoratus sub-association; K, Stipagrostis uniplumis–Senegalia detinens vachellia tortilis sub-association; L, Stipagrostis uniplumis–Senegalia detinens vachellia reficiens sub-association.
Figure 7 in Vegetation survey of the Khomas Hochland in central-western Namibia: syntaxonomical descriptions
Figure 7. Typical views of the associations of the Khomas Hochland Proper. A, Digitario erianthae–Euryopietum walterorum, relevé 1837; B, Examples of rock faces hosting the Pennisetum foermerianum–Ficus ilicina association, here at Midgard; C, Danthoniopio ramosae–Oleoetum africanae on top of the Auas Mountains; D, Senegalio hereroensis–Tarchonanthoetum camphorati, relevé 1123; E, Triraphio ramosissimae–Manule opsietum dinteri, relevé 1011; F, Ornithoglosso calcicolae–Fin gerhuthioetum africanae, relevé 1095; G, Brachiario nigropedatae–Senegalietum hereroensis, relevé 1003. Photos: C by Dr Antje Burke, remainder by the author.
Figure 1 in Vegetation survey of the Khomas Hochland in central-western Namibia: syntaxonomical descriptions
Figure 1. The study area in western central Namibia. Mean Annual Rainfall is indicated as blue isohyets. Data source: NARIS (2001).
Figure 9 in Vegetation survey of the Khomas Hochland in central-western Namibia: syntaxonomical descriptions
Figure 9. Typical views of the associations of the riverine habitats within the Khomas Hochland. A, Eragrostio rotiferi–Oleoetum africanae, relevé 11525; B, Cynodo dactylonis–Eragrostioetum rotiferi, relevé 11520; C, Stipagrostioetum namaquensis, relevé 973; D, Themedio triandrae–Chloroetum virgatae, relevé 939; E, Chloro virgatae–Vachellietum karroo, relevé 11519; F, Salvadoro persicae–Eucleetum pseudebeno, relevé 929; G, Setario finitae–Vachellietum eriolobae, relevé 11488.
Figure 5 in Vegetation survey of the Khomas Hochland in central-western Namibia: syntaxonomical descriptions
Figure 5. Typical views of the associations of the Pre-Namib and Escarpment zone. A, Enneapogono desvauxii–Adenoloboetum pechuelii, relevé 2065; B, Enneapogono desvauxii–Eragrosti etum nindensis, relevé 9439; C, Crotalario podocarpae–Sti pagrostioetum obtusae, relevé 1997; D, Tribulocarpo dimorphantho–Vachellietum eriolobae, relevé 2013; E, Geigerio acaulis–Commiphoroetum glaucescentis, relevé 9467; F, Myrothamno flabellifolii–Commiphoroetum dinteri, relevé 1969; G, Eragrostio nindensis–Vachellietum reficientis, relevé 1970. Photos by the author.
Figure 4 in Vegetation survey of the Khomas Hochland in central-western Namibia: syntaxonomical descriptions
Figure 4. Box-and-Whisker plots of the typical structure of the associations of the Pre-Namib and Escarpment zone, based on the relevé data. A, Enneapogono desvauxii–Adenoloboe tum pechuelii; B, Enneapogono desvauxii–Eragrostietum nindensis; C, Crotalario podocarpae–Stipagrostioetum obtusae; D, Tribulocarpo dimorphantho–Vachellietum eriolobae; E, Geigerio acaulis–Commiphoroetum glaucescentis; F, Myrothamno flabellifolii–Commiphoroetum dinteri; G, Eragrostio nindensis–Vachellietum reficientis.
Figure 10 in Vegetation survey of the Khomas Hochland in central-western Namibia: syntaxonomical descriptions
Figure 10. Box-and-Whisker plots of the typical structure of the associations of the Khomas Hochland Proper, based on the relevé data. A, Pseudogaltonio clavatae–Eriocephaloetum luederitziana; B, Panico lanipedis–Pentzietum incanae; C, Aptosimo spinescentis–Galenietum africanae; D, Panico arbusculi–Senegalietum detinentis; E, Elephantorrhizo suffruticosae–Euphorbietum guerichianae; F, Dichrostachyo cinereae–Senegalietum erubescentis.
Fig. 12 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 12 – Leucocelis (L.) adspersa umtalina Péringuey, 1907 in its typical habitat. Left: Mashovhela, Morning Sun Nature Reserve, Soutpansberge near Louis Trichard, appr. 500 m NN, 10 Feb 2010 (Photo: Hanna Roland); right: Tsindi Ruins, Murehwa, Zimbabwe, 7 Dec 2022 15:58 (Photo: Glenn Stockil).
Fig. 10 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 10 – Leucocelis (Leucocelis) adspersa orientalis subsp. nov.: A, HT♂ dorsal habitus; B, HT♂ ventral habitus; C, HT♂ lateral habitus; D, HT♂ clypeus; E, HT♂ pygidium; F, HT♂ parameres, dorsal view; G, HT♂ parameres, lateral view. Photos: Lynette Clennell.
Fig. 8 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 8 – Left: Leucocelis (L.) adspersa orientalis subsp. nov., Kleinpoort, Cacadu, Eastern Cape, South Africa, Oct 27, 2021 15:18 (Photo: Felix Riegel). Right: Leucocelis (L.) adspersa. Pixley ka Seme District Municipality, Northern Cape, South Africa, Dec 31, 2013 8:12 (Photo: Johan Heyns).
Fig. 11 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 11 – Examples of dorsal habitus variability among the different subspecies of Leucocelis (Leucocelis) adspersa s.l. Leucocelis (L.) a. adspersa: 1, Cetonia adspersa, Fabricius LT ("Cap: bon: sp:"); 2, Cetonia verreaux Gory LT ("Cap. b. sp."); 3, ♂, ZAF-WC, Cederberg; 4, ♀, ZAF-WC, Elandsberg. Leucocelis (L.) a. giannatellii: 5, ♀, ZAF-NC, Steinkopf-Springbok; 6, ♀, ZAF-NC, Near Kamieskroon; 7, ♂, ZAF-NC, Kamieskroon; 8, ♂, ZAF-NC, Nieuwoudtsville. Leucocelis (L.) a. orientalis: 9, ♂, ZAF-ZN, Mt Currie; 10, ZAF-EC, Fort Brown; 11, ♂, ZAF-EC, Willowmore; 12, ♀, ZAF-EC, East London. Leucocelis (L.) a. umtalina: 13, ♂, ZIM Kwekwe; 14, ♀, ZIM Masvingo; 15, TAN Lindi-Masasi; 16, MAL Cape Maclear. (Photos: 1, Michael Kuhlmann; 2, Giulio Cuccodoro; 3,4, 7-12, Lynette Clennell; 5,6, 13-16, Gerhard Beinhundner).
Fig. 5 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 5 – Male specimen of Leucocelis (L.) claveaui otavi sp. et subsp. nov. in its natural habitat; Otaviberge 27 Dec 2007 (Photo: Lynette Clennell).
Fig. 6 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 6 – Leucocelis (Leucocelis) franki Janson, 1888: A, ♂ dorsal habitus; B, ♂ ventral habitus; C, ♀ dorsal habitus; D, ♂ lateral habitus; E, ♂ clypeus; F, ♂ pygidium; G, parameres, dorsal view; H, parameres, lateral view. Photos: Lynette Clennell.
Fig. 4 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 4 – The Otavi mountain range, with the typical habitat of L. (L.) claveaui otavi sp. et subsp. nov. on the foreground (Photo: Lynette Clennell).
Fig. 1 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 1 – Leucocelis (Leucocelis) claveaui claveaui sp. et subsp. nov.: A, HT♂ dorsal habitus; B, HT♂ ventral habitus; C, PT♀ dorsal habitus; D, HT♂ lateral habitus; E, HT♂ clypeus; F, HT♂ pygidium; G, HT♂ parameres, dorsal view; H, HT♂ parameres, lateral view. Photos: Lynette Clennell.
Fig. 2 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 2 – Erongoberge at Usakos with the typical habitat of L. claveaui claveaui sp. et subsp. nov. (Photo: https://www.facebook.com/AmeibNamibia/photos).
Fig. 3 in New taxa of Leucocelis Burmeister, 1842 from Namibia, and revision of L. (L.) adspersa s.l. (Fabricius, 1801) (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae)
Fig. 3 – Leucocelis (Leucocelis) claveaui otavi sp. et subsp. nov.: A, HT♂ dorsal habitus; B, HT♂ ventral habitus; C, HT♂ lateral habitus; D, HT♂ clypeus; E, HT♂ pygidium; F, HT♂ parameres, dorsal view; G, HT♂ parameres, lateral view. Photos: Lynette Clennell.
Fig. 2 in A sylvatic lifecycle of Echinococcus equinus in the Etosha National Park, Namibia
Fig. 2. Haplotype networks of the complete mitochondrial cox1 (n = 19) and nad1 (n = 27) sequences of E. equinus isolates obtained in this study. Circle sizes are proportional to the number of Namibian zebra isolates, non-Namibian haplotypes are added as dots only (Nam = Namibia, Ger = Germany, Ita = Italy; * = reference isolate, accession number NC020374). For haplotype numbers (I–VI) see Table 2.
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