• 한국생태학회:학술대회논문집
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• 1999.05a
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• pp.103.1-103.1
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• 1999

• Animal Systematics, Evolution and Diversity
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• v.13 no.1
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• pp.45-52
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• 1997

계통분류학의 분지(cladistics)의 원리와 방법들을 한국산 늑대거미과(Lycosidae)의 7 속들 사이의 계통분류학적 관계를 분석하는데 적용시켰다. 형질( ∼)의 형태적, 생리적 그리고 생태적 특성에 기초를 둔 분석으로부터 분지도(cladogram) Fig. 1, 2, 3을 만들었다. 한국산 늑대거미과는 아로페늑대거미속, 논늑대거미속, 짧은마디늑대거미속, 긴마디늑대거미 속, 부이표늑대거미속, 곤봉표늑대거미속, 마른마디늑대거미속의 7속으로 나누어진다. 필자는 그간의 국내외 여러학자들이 연구한 사항을 정리하여 지금까지 짧은마디 늑대거미아과에 속 해있는 논늑대거미속과 곤봉표늑대거미속을 이 아과에서 분리하여 논늑대거미아과를 새로 설정하였다. 이로써 한국산 늑대거미과에는 부이표늑대거미아과, 긴마디늑대거미아과, 짧은 마디늑대거미아과, 논늑대거미아과의 4개 아과로 새로이 정리하였다.

• Korean Journal of Environmental Biology
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• v.38 no.4
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• pp.594-602
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• 2020

This study investigated the effect of geography and altitude on epigeic spider communities in rice field levees in Jeollabuk-do. Spider communities in the mountainous and plain areas were compared to determine the effect of geography on the cultivation periods. The effect of altitude was compared between the Jeongeup and Jangsu areas during non-cultivation periods. Analysis using nMDS (non-metric multidimensional scaling), MRPP (multiple response permutation procedure), and ANOSIM (analysis of similarity) revealed differences in spider community structures between the two types of study areas. Lycosidae predominated at the family level, and its abundance was greater in the mountainous area than in the plains area. The total abundance did not differ between the two areas with different altitudes, but the abundance of three Pardosa species was greater at lower altitudes than at higher altitudes. Geography and altitude had a minimal effect on species richness and diversity indices at the community level. However, several Lycosidae species showed species-specific responses to both geography and altitude in the rice fields.

• Korean Journal of Environmental Agriculture
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• v.13 no.1
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• pp.98-110
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• 1994

The fauna of spider species inhabited near paddy fields have been investigated in Chinju and Namhae areas. The spiders collected near the paddy fields in Chinju and Namhae areas were 34 species of 31 genera belonging to 10 families: 34 species on paddy levees; 16 species on barley fields; 17 species on fallow fields; and 18 species on paddy fields. The species diversity was the highest on paddy levee. The dominant species collected from each habitat near the paddy fields were Pardosa astrigera on the paddy levees and barley fields, Pirata subpiraticus on the fallow field, and Pachygnatha clercki on the paddy fields. The spiders inhabited near rice fields can be classified into nine groups based on the ecological and taxonomical characteristics: 1. Pirata spp. 2. Pachygnatha clercki 3. Teridiidae, Erigonidae, Linypidae 4. Tetragnatha spp. 5. Dolomedes surfureus 6. Pardosa spp. 7. Salticidae 8. Thomisidae 9. Clubionidae Among the nine spider groups, the spiders belong to the group 1-5 prefered wet ground or paddy to dry ground, in contrast to the group 6-9 which prefered to live on dry land. The difference of the habitat preference indicated that the former five groups do the important roll as pest predators in paddy, while the latter four group mainly suppress the overwintering pest populations on paddy levees.