孟加拉国达卡市三个选定地区的鞘翅目昆虫多样性

S. Afroz, Md. Aminul Islam, M. Alim, F. Zohora
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2016年12月至2017年11月,在达喀市3个不同区域对鞘翅目物种多样性进行了研究。研究区共记录到15科50属56种鞘翅目昆虫11397只。其中,在Ramna公园发现13科47种(4916只),在国家植物园发现15科48种(2441只),在原子能研究所(AERE)校园发现11科42种(4040只)。3个研究区共有11科25属30种。Ramna公园物种丰富度最高的是金龟科(34.04%),最低的是金龟科(2.13%),分别为Staphylinidae、Bostrichidae、Nitidulidae、Geotrupidae、Erotylidae和Scarabaeidae。在国家植物园记录到的种类最多的是金蝇科(6.24%),最少的是金蝇科、金蝇科、金蝇科、金蝇科、金蝇科、金蝇科、金蝇科、金蝇科和金蝇科(2.08%)。在AERE园区,鞘翅目昆虫种类最多的是金蝇科(35.71%),最少的是葡萄科、天牛科、牛虻科、地蠓科、鞘翅科和皮蝇科(2.38%)。shannon ' s多样性指数(H ')和Simpson ' s指数(λ)表明Ramna公园(H ' =3.41, λ=0.05)、AERE校区(H ' =3.07, λ=0.06)和国家植物园(H ' =2.93, λ=0.08)的桡足动物多样性较高。Ramna公园(J′= 0.89)和AERE园区(J′= 0.82)的物种均匀度较高,表明物种分布均匀,而国家植物园(J′= 0.76)的物种均匀度相对较低。计算的Sorenson系数(CC)为0.66,表明这三个群落相当相似或重叠。Ramna公园、国家植物园和AERE校区的群落优势度分别为21.03%、32.16%和18.66%。科学通报,2016 (2):1 - 4
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Coleopteran Diversity at the three selected areas in Dhaka City, Bangladesh
The diversity of coleopteran species was studied at three different selected areas in Dhaka city from December 2016 to November 2017. A total of 11,397 individuals of 56 coleopteran species belonging to 50 genera, including 15 families, were recorded in the study areas during the study period. Of them, 47 species (4916 individuals) of 13 families were found at the Ramna Park, 48 species (2441 individuals) of 15 families at the National Botanical Garden, and 42 species (4040 individuals) of 11 families at the Atomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE) campus. A total of 30 species, 25 genera, and 11 families were common in these three study areas. At the Ramna Park, the highest species richness included the family Chrysomelidae (34.04%), and the lowest was under the six families including Staphylinidae, Bostrichidae, Nitidulidae, Geotrupidae, Erotylidae, and Scarabaeidae (2.13%). At the National Botanical Garden, the maximum number of species was recorded under the family Chrysomelidae (6.24%), and the lowest was under seven families including Staphylinidae, Bostrichidae, Nitidulidae, Geotrupidae, Erotylidae, Elateridae, and Dermestidae (2.08%). The maximum number of coleopteran species was identified under the family Chrysomelidae (35.71%), and the lowest was under six families including Staphylinidae, Cerambycidae, Nitidulidae, Geotrupidae, Elateridae, and Dermestidae (2.38%) at the AERE campus. The Shanon’s Diversity Index (H′) and Simpson’s Index (λ) indicate high coleopteran diversity at the Ramna Park (H′=3.41, λ=0.05), the AERE Campus (H′=3.07, λ=0.06), and the National Botanical Garden (H′=2.93, λ=0.08). The high species evenness in the Ramna Park (J’= 0.89) and the AERE campus (J’= 0.82) indicates that the species were evenly distributed, whereas at the National Botanical Garden (J’= 0.76) they were comparatively less evenly distributed. The calculated Sorenson’s Coefficient (CC) is 0.66, indicating that these three communities were fairly similar or overlapped. The Community Dominances were 21.03%, 32.16% and 18.66% for the Ramna Park, National Botanical Garden, and AERE campus, respectively. Bangladesh J. Zool. 50 (2): 185-200, 2022
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