Reneerkens et al 2016 Ecol&Evol -Arthropod size

• Main Authors: Reneerkens, Jeroen, Schmidt, Niels Martin, Gilg, Olivier, Hansen, Jannik, Hansen, Lars H., Moreau, Jérôme, Piersma, Theunis
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2016
• Subjects: climate change; phenology; mismatch; trophic mismatch; trophic interaction; timing; chick growth; nest survival; bird migration; clutch predation; Sanderling; Arctic; Greenland; Hochstetter Forland; Climate change; Zackenberg
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10255/dryad.121738; https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.3dk6r/6

Table of sizes (and biomass) of individual arthropods collected in Zackenberg, summer 2007. Each of the 6 plots (ART5, ART 7, INS1, INS2, INS3 and INS4) consisted of a line of 10 yellow pitfall traps at ca. 1 meter distance from each other. Occasionally, arthropods were identified to the order and, if possible, family level. Identified orders were Acari (ACAR), ARAN, Coleoptera (COLE), Diptera (DIPT), Hymenoptera (HYME), and Lepidoptera (LEPI). Identified families, within the before mentioned orders, were Apidae, genus Bombus (BOMB), Calliphoridae (CALL), Chironomidae (CHIR), Culicidae (CULI), Gnaphosidae (GNAP), Hemiptera (HEMI), Heteroptera (HETE), Linyphiidae (LINY), Lycosidae (LYCO), Muscidae (MUSC), Noctuidae (NOCT), Nymphalidae (NYMP), Parasitica (PARA), Phoridae (PHOR), Pieridae (PIER), Sciaridae (SCIA), Syrphidae (SYRP), Thomisidae (THOM), Tipulidae (TIPU) and Trichoceridae (TRIC). LARV stands for larvae of the specified order or families. Further information is found in the appendix S1 of the publication.