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Feeding ecology of bats in the Mediterranean
Žďárská, Lenka ; Benda, Petr (advisor) ; Andreas, Michal (referee)
My work concerns the review of feeding strategy and ecology in bats of the Mediterranean. The aim was to provide an overview of food and feeding habits of bat species of the family Vespertilionidae inhabiting the Mediterranean region. First, there is a description of the geography, climate and biodiversity of the Mediterranean. Furthermore, there are described feeding strategies of particuar bat species in connection with the morphological structure of their bodies. The main part represents an overview of bat species in connection with their food. As it turned out, in some species, especially in the newly differentiated and/or endemic (Pipistrellus hanaki, Plecotus sardus, Plecotus teneriffae, etc.), there is a lack of any reference to their food or feeding strategy, on the other hand, there are species which are of considerable interest and for which a lot of data exists (Pipistrellus pipistrellus, Plecotus auritus, Barbastella barbastellus, etc.).
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Feeding ecology of bats in the eastern Mediterranean
Žďárská, Lenka ; Andreas, Michal (advisor) ; Gajdošík, Martin (referee)
This work gives an overview of the composition of the diet of bats in the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East, discusses the structure of bat communities in different bioregions of the area in terms of hunting strategies and resource partitioning and last but not least, how echolocation and morphological characteristics of bats affect the composition of the diet. Although some samples were relatively small therefore it is necessary to look soberly at their informative value, and thus their importance is undeniable. The study in some cases provides completely the first information regarding the composition of diet in several species. Asellia arabica mainly catches Coleoptera (Scarabaeidae), Triaenops persicus hunts Lepidoptera, but Heteroptera, Coleoptera (Scarabaeidae) and Orthoptera too, while Triaenops parvus is a specialist in hunting Lepidoptera. Rhinopoma muscatellum hunts mainly Formicoidea, followed by Coleoptera (Melolonthinae) and Heteroptera, Rhinopoma hadramauticum hunts Formicoidea. Lepidoptera of different size, Heteroptera and Coleoptera are the prey of Chaerephon nigeriae. Pipistrellus hanaki has a wide niche breadth as other species of the genus Pipistrellus. In this study Brachycera, Auchenorrhyncha and Coleoptera primarily occurred in its diet. Not yet described species of...
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Feeding ecology of bats in the eastern Mediterranean
Žďárská, Lenka ; Andreas, Michal (advisor) ; Gajdošík, Martin (referee)
This work gives an overview of the composition of the diet of bats in the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East, discusses the structure of bat communities in different bioregions of the area in terms of hunting strategies and resource partitioning and last but not least, how echolocation and morphological characteristics of bats affect the composition of the diet. Although some samples were relatively small therefore it is necessary to look soberly at their informative value, and thus their importance is undeniable. The study in some cases provides completely the first information regarding the composition of diet in several species. Asellia arabica mainly catches Coleoptera (Scarabaeidae), Triaenops persicus hunts Lepidoptera, but Heteroptera, Coleoptera (Scarabaeidae) and Orthoptera too, while Triaenops parvus is a specialist in hunting Lepidoptera. Rhinopoma muscatellum hunts mainly Formicoidea, followed by Coleoptera (Melolonthinae) and Heteroptera, Rhinopoma hadramauticum hunts Formicoidea. Lepidoptera of different size, Heteroptera and Coleoptera are the prey of Chaerephon nigeriae. Pipistrellus hanaki has a wide niche breadth as other species of the genus Pipistrellus. In this study Brachycera, Auchenorrhyncha and Coleoptera primarily occurred in its diet. Not yet described species of...
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Interactive Whiteboard in Educational Practice
Žďárská, Lenka ; Procházka, Josef (advisor) ; Horák, Josef (referee) ; Doulík, Pavel (referee)
TITLE: Interactive Whiteboard in Educational Practise AUTHOR: Mgr. Lenka Žďárská DEPARTMENT: Department of Information Technology and Education SUPERVISOR: PhDr. Josef Procházka, Ph.D. ABSTRACT: Is it possible to use the interactive whiteboard as a phenomenon of today's education? Does it really make the process of education more efficient? Does it have any motivational potential and does it make a teacher's daily work easier? Offered dissertation will try to clarify these suggested questions. The Thesis is introduced by a theoretical part which describes the interactive whiteboard as a complex and integrates it into the current system of didactic tools. It also deals with the aspects of efficient language learning among which belong motivation and interactivity. The theoretical part is followed by the analyses of empirical research which is devoted to using the interactive whiteboard from teacher's and student's viewpoint. The main aim of this work is to incorporate the technical didactic tool - the interactive whiteboard into the current system of didactic tools and secondly, in experimental verification of its effects on teachers and students within educational process. KEYWORDS: didactic tools, interactive whiteboard, interactive teaching
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Feeding ecology of bats in the Mediterranean
Žďárská, Lenka ; Benda, Petr (advisor) ; Andreas, Michal (referee)
My work concerns the review of feeding strategy and ecology in bats of the Mediterranean. The aim was to provide an overview of food and feeding habits of bat species of the family Vespertilionidae inhabiting the Mediterranean region. First, there is a description of the geography, climate and biodiversity of the Mediterranean. Furthermore, there are described feeding strategies of particuar bat species in connection with the morphological structure of their bodies. The main part represents an overview of bat species in connection with their food. As it turned out, in some species, especially in the newly differentiated and/or endemic (Pipistrellus hanaki, Plecotus sardus, Plecotus teneriffae, etc.), there is a lack of any reference to their food or feeding strategy, on the other hand, there are species which are of considerable interest and for which a lot of data exists (Pipistrellus pipistrellus, Plecotus auritus, Barbastella barbastellus, etc.).
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