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4% of endemic species. Endemism at the species level is clearly associated with mountain regions. For instance, many species, endemic to Western and Central Europe, are confined to the southern slopes of the Alps. Endemic species exclusively connected with lowlands only occur on the East-European Plain (see below). ). The subgenus Eurycarabus Gehin is subendemic for the Apenninian peninsula. Using the Czekanowski-S0rensen index, four geographical clusters were found at the 40% similarity level.
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Odoratus, C. regalis, C. ermaki, C. loschnikovi) or from Middle and South Siberia (c. schoenherri, C. cribellatus, C. estreicheri, C. sibiricus). This gives an increase in species rich- Spatial variation in local faunas of the genus Carabus on the East-European Plain A special aim in our work is to apply and test the "concrete flora/fauna" concept developed in the Russian school in biogeography (Tolmachev 1931; Chernov 1975). This concept allows the study of some traditional floristic/faunistic phenomena, such as changes in species diversity and species composition throughout large regions at a local scale.