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Diversidad de avispas en un gradiente de perturbación de los ecosistemas de la Reserva de la Biósfera del Manu (Perú): Su valor bioindicador
Rank-abundance curves, correspondence analysis (CA), Bray-Curtis beta diversity partitioning, nonmetric multidimensional analysis (NMDS), and similarity analysis (ANOSIM) were performed. In total, 841 individuals of 24 species were collected. The most abundant species was Angiopolybia paraensis (Spinosa 1851). Community structure and composition change according to the disturbance levels, with a balanced variation of Bray-Curtis of 85.65%. The most diverse forest is the most conserved (SLR). Five species were recorded exclusively in SLR and three in PCR. We concluded that vespids are good indicators of environmental quality since their populations present marked preferences and changes in their composition.
期刊介绍:
Ecología Austral is the scientific journal published by the Ecological Society of Argentina, that is distributed for free among regular members. It publishes original scientific articles in any branch of the environmental sciences. The articles, in Spanish, English or Portuguese, can be results of original and unpublished scientific research, reviews and updates that summarize the current state of the art on a certain subject, points of view on theory and/or methods in ecology, and teaching aids to be used as supporting reading for students. Manuscripts are peer reviewed by two experts and the revision process is completed within three months after submission and published between two and six month after final acceptance.