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CASTANO-MENESES, G.; PALACIOS-VARGAS, J. G.; CHAVERO, A. C. |
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Edaphic microarthropods from the Pedregal de San Ángel Ecological Reserve, México City. |
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2008 |
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In: INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON SOIL ZOOLOGY, 15; INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON APTERYGOTA, 12., 2008, Curitiba. Biodiversity, conservation and sustainabele management of soil animal: abstracts. Colombo: Embrapa Florestas. Editors: George Gardner Brown; Klaus Dieter Sautter; Renato Marques; Amarildo Pasini. 1 CD-ROM. |
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The Pedregal de San Ángel Ecological Reserve (REPSA) in the Southeast of Mexico City (19º
14? - 19º 25? N - 99º 08? - 99º 15? W), was originated by the eruption of the Xitle volcano more
than 2000 years ago. The area is about 232.3 ha, where there are a very high diversity of plants
and animals, and many endemisms. This protected area was created in 1983, in the campus of
the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), in order to preserve the last relict of
malpais vegetation and their extraordinary biodiversity. Unfortunately, by its neighborhood with
urban establishments there are a constant effect and pressure on their limits that put in danger
their diversity.
Nevertheless their importance, the soil fauna in the REPSA has been studied briefly, about of 30
taxa has been recorded in the area, focused mainly in Collembola. In the present study, we
present a list of the arthropods found in three sites of the REPSA, compared their composition
in relation with the degree of perturbation in each site. Three sites were selected according with
their perturbation degree given by its closer to roads and openness of vegetation: High
Greenhouse (high perturbation), Dalias?s site (medium) and Bees?s site (low perturbation). In
each site were taken one samples about 95 cm2 of soil and litter. The fauna was extracted by
Berlese funnels during three days. A total of 1567 microarthropods were collected, 446 in the
High Greenhouse, 479 at Dalias and 642 at Bees site. The dominant group in all sites was
Prostigmata, follow by Cryptostigmata and Collembola, there were differences in the species
present in each site. The site with high perturbation presented the low abundance, but more
Orders of Arthropoda were present, due to the closer to the site with the footpaths and the
neighbor of houses, that promoted the recorded of groups like ants, bugs and trips. In the site
with low perturbation was recorded the high abundance, and the second group in dominance
was Collembola, present the high diversity in this group.
Our results show the high diversity that has been found in the soil fauna of the REPSA, and the
difference in composition according with the perturbation degree.
We acknowledgment the help of M.S. Iván Castellanos during the collect and for the first revision
of the samples by the student Haydee Alba Carranza. This study is part of the project PAPIITIN208508,
supported by Dirección General de Asuntos del Personal Académico, UNAM. MenosThe Pedregal de San Ángel Ecological Reserve (REPSA) in the Southeast of Mexico City (19º
14? - 19º 25? N - 99º 08? - 99º 15? W), was originated by the eruption of the Xitle volcano more
than 2000 years ago. The area is about 232.3 ha, where there are a very high diversity of plants
and animals, and many endemisms. This protected area was created in 1983, in the campus of
the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), in order to preserve the last relict of
malpais vegetation and their extraordinary biodiversity. Unfortunately, by its neighborhood with
urban establishments there are a constant effect and pressure on their limits that put in danger
their diversity.
Nevertheless their importance, the soil fauna in the REPSA has been studied briefly, about of 30
taxa has been recorded in the area, focused mainly in Collembola. In the present study, we
present a list of the arthropods found in three sites of the REPSA, compared their composition
in relation with the degree of perturbation in each site. Three sites were selected according with
their perturbation degree given by its closer to roads and openness of vegetation: High
Greenhouse (high perturbation), Dalias?s site (medium) and Bees?s site (low perturbation). In
each site were taken one samples about 95 cm2 of soil and litter. The fauna was extracted by
Berlese funnels during three days. A total of 1567 microarthropods were collected, 446 in the
High Greenhouse, 479 at Dalias and 642 at Bees site. The dominant grou... Mostrar Tudo |
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520 $aThe Pedregal de San Ángel Ecological Reserve (REPSA) in the Southeast of Mexico City (19º 14? - 19º 25? N - 99º 08? - 99º 15? W), was originated by the eruption of the Xitle volcano more than 2000 years ago. The area is about 232.3 ha, where there are a very high diversity of plants and animals, and many endemisms. This protected area was created in 1983, in the campus of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), in order to preserve the last relict of malpais vegetation and their extraordinary biodiversity. Unfortunately, by its neighborhood with urban establishments there are a constant effect and pressure on their limits that put in danger their diversity. Nevertheless their importance, the soil fauna in the REPSA has been studied briefly, about of 30 taxa has been recorded in the area, focused mainly in Collembola. In the present study, we present a list of the arthropods found in three sites of the REPSA, compared their composition in relation with the degree of perturbation in each site. Three sites were selected according with their perturbation degree given by its closer to roads and openness of vegetation: High Greenhouse (high perturbation), Dalias?s site (medium) and Bees?s site (low perturbation). In each site were taken one samples about 95 cm2 of soil and litter. The fauna was extracted by Berlese funnels during three days. A total of 1567 microarthropods were collected, 446 in the High Greenhouse, 479 at Dalias and 642 at Bees site. The dominant group in all sites was Prostigmata, follow by Cryptostigmata and Collembola, there were differences in the species present in each site. The site with high perturbation presented the low abundance, but more Orders of Arthropoda were present, due to the closer to the site with the footpaths and the neighbor of houses, that promoted the recorded of groups like ants, bugs and trips. In the site with low perturbation was recorded the high abundance, and the second group in dominance was Collembola, present the high diversity in this group. Our results show the high diversity that has been found in the soil fauna of the REPSA, and the difference in composition according with the perturbation degree. We acknowledgment the help of M.S. Iván Castellanos during the collect and for the first revision of the samples by the student Haydee Alba Carranza. This study is part of the project PAPIITIN208508, supported by Dirección General de Asuntos del Personal Académico, UNAM.
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