Fig. 1
From: Sex specificity of dispersal behaviour and flight morphology varies among tree hollow beetle species
Study areas and trap types. a Map showing the distribution of the protected areas in the Iberian Peninsula sampled in the study. C: Biological Reserve ‘Campanarios de Azaba’ (Salamanca), R: El Rebollar Natural Area (Salamanca), Ba: Las Batuecas-Sierra de Francia Natural Park (Salamanca), Q: Sierra de las Quilamas Natural Area (Salamanca), Be: Sierra de Béjar UNESCO Biosphere Reserve (Salamanca), Cab: Cabañeros National Park (Ciudad Real), E: Sierra Espadán Natural Park (Castellón) and F: Font Roja Natural Park (Alicante). All the studied areas are characterised by mature forests of Quercus species b Window trap (WT) photo; c Hollow emergence trap (HET) photo