To understand change in global biodiversity patterns requires large‐scale, long‐term
monitoring. The ability to draw meaningful comparison across studies is severely hampered …

Pitfall traps are commonly used in diet studies for insectivorous and omnivorous wildlife.
Pitfall trap methodologies and designs vary considerably among studies and investigators …

Recent evidence suggests that, similar to larger organisms, dispersal is a key driver of
microbiome assembly; however, our understanding of the rates and taxonomic composition …

Local community structure is shaped by processes acting at local and landscape scales. The
relative importance of drivers operating across different spatial scales is difficult to test …

Urban green spaces, such as forest fragments, vacant lots, and community gardens, are
increasingly highlighted as biodiversity refuges and are of growing interest to conservation …

Island ecosystems are experiencing a significant decline in biodiversity, with forest
biodiversity being particularly affected by several biodiversity erosion drivers. This alarming …

Comparative performance and complementarity tests of four arthropod sampling methods
(aerial netting, hand collection, pitfall traps, and sticky traps), used by forensic entomologists …

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Soil arthropod biodiversity is an indicator of soil quality and can be studied using pitfall
trap**. In this research, olive grove edaphic fauna was assessed at different sampling …

Little is known about the ground-dwelling arthropod diversity in tropical montane cloud
forests (TMCF). Due to unique habitat conditions in TMCFs with continuously wet substrates …