Lepidoptera of Fort Indiantown Gap National Guard Training Center, Annville, Pennsylvania (2008)
Betty Ferster, Betsy Ray Leppo, Mark T. Swartz, Kevina Vulinec, Fred Habegger, Andrew Mehring
Eighty-one species of butterflies and two-hundred and thirty-seven species of moths were identified from Fort Indiantown Gap, a National Guard training facility in south-central Pennsylvania. The...
Kevina Vulinec, David J. Mellow
Arboreal foraging by dung beetles has been reported from tropical rainforests in several regions. In the central Amazon, Brazil, the widespread, arboreal dung beetle Canthon subhyalinus Harold was...
Colin A. Chapman, Lauren J. Chapman, Kevina Vulinec, Amy Zanne, Michael J. Lawes
ABSTRACT Given current accelerated trends of tropical land conversion, forest fragments are being incorporated into many conservation programs. For investing in fragments to be a viable conservation...
Kevina Vulinec, W. D. Edmonds, David J. Mellow
The rare phanaeine dung beetle Phanaeus alvarengai Arnaud 1984 was described from two specimens. Several recent collections of this species are reported here, along with behavioral observations; this...
Dung Beetle Communities and Seed Dispersal in Primary Forest and Disturbed Land in Amazonia1 (2002)
Seeds from tropical fruiting trees ingested and defecated on the soil surface by primary dispersers (such as primates) are vulnerable to destruction from rodents, insects, and fungi. Burial by dung...
John Sivinski, Kevina Vulinec, M. Aluja
In southern Mexico, four native and one introduced species of Opiinae (Braconidae) attack larvae of Anastrepha spp. fruit flies. There is a substantial overlap in the hosts of the parasitoids, and...