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Information × Registration Number 0221U102268, 0116U000071 , R & D reports Title Dominant groups entomophagous insects in natural and anthropogenically disturbed ecosystems of Ukraine and other regions: ecological and faunistic characteristics, taxonomy and sustainable use principles popup.stage_title Head Humovskyi Oleksii V., Доктор біологічних наук Registration Date 29-01-2021 Organization Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine popup.description2  Faunistic, taxonomic and comparative-morphological studies of extant and fossil parasitoids of the families Eulophidae, Tetracampidae and Rotoitidae (fossil and extant, of Ukraine and the world), Torymidae and Eurytomidae (of the Palearctic region), Trichogrammatidae (of Ukraine and the world), Encyrtidae (fossil and extant), Ichneumonidae (of Ukraine and the world), Aphidiinae (of Ukraine), fossil and extant apoid, scolioid, tiphioid and chrysidoid wasps, as well as fossil and extant ants (of Ukraine and the Palearctic region), were conducted. As a result of these studies, 3 genera and 203 species were first recorded for the fauna of Ukraine, as well as 2 subfamilies, 20 genera and 104 species of Hymenoptera were described as new for science: of them 3 new genera and 31 new species are of extant hymenopterans, and 2 subfamilies, 17 genera and 73 species are of fossils (extinct) hymenopterans. The scientific achievements of the department were reported in 147 publications: namely 4 monographs, 4 chapters in collective monographs and 139 articles, of which 6 are in proceedings, and 133 articles are in scientific periodicals, 57 of which were published in journals with impact-factor ranged from 0.388 to 8.122. In addition, the results were presented on conferences and other meetings and resulted in 53 published abstracts of such presentations. Also, 5 popular science reviews were published as an outreach approach. In general, the conducted research revealed the features of morphology, parasitoid-host relationships, distribution, phylogeny and evolution of the studied groups of hymenopterans, as well as discussed the prospects of their use in nature conservation and biological crop protection. Product Description popup.authors Bazhenova Tetyana M Varga Oleksandr O Vasko Bogdan M Gumovsky Alex V. Zerova Marina D Kaliuzhna Maryna O Klymenko Svitlana I Martynova Kateryna V Nuzhna Anna D Radchenko Alexander G Simutnik Serguei A Stetsenko Iryna T Stetsun Halyna A Fursov Victor M popup.nrat_date 2021-01-29 Close