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Table 1. List of species. RESULTS

Table 1 List of species. RESULTS

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Fig. 1. Biofilm of bacteria and algae on rocks where water is trickling out of cracks (photo C. Gren).
Fig. 1. Biofilm of bacteria and algae on rocks where water is trickling out of cracks (photo C. Gren).
Fig. 2. Micro water body in a rock depression with a mat of bacteria and algae (photo C. Gren).
Fig. 2. Micro water body in a rock depression with a mat of bacteria and algae (photo C. Gren).
Fig. 3. Rock pool in the spray zone on the Black Sea shore at Tsarevo — the living environment of Eretes griseus and Hydroglyphus geminus (photo C. Gren).
Fig. 3. Rock pool in the spray zone on the Black Sea shore at Tsarevo — the living environment of Eretes griseus and Hydroglyphus geminus (photo C. Gren).
Fig. 5. A high-mountain lake, oligotrophic in the extreme and devoid of plant life (Pirin Mts., Lake Zhabeshkoto — ITupun, )KadeurKoTo e3epo) — the living environment of species such as Boreonectes riberae, Hydroporus hebaueri and H. nigellus (photo K. Lubecki).
Fig. 5. A high-mountain lake, oligotrophic in the extreme and devoid of plant life (Pirin Mts., Lake Zhabeshkoto — ITupun, )KadeurKoTo e3epo) — the living environment of species such as Boreonectes riberae, Hydroporus hebaueri and H. nigellus (photo K. Lubecki).
Fig. 6. Tiny pools of water and seepages in the dwarf pine zone (Pirin Mts. — [Iupuu). Kitchen sieves — the basic “tools” for catching beetles in the mountains are being used (photo A. Lubecka).
Fig. 6. Tiny pools of water and seepages in the dwarf pine zone (Pirin Mts. — [Iupuu). Kitchen sieves — the basic “tools” for catching beetles in the mountains are being used (photo A. Lubecka).
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