Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak

heast Asia. A study on the diversity and vertical stratification of Arctiid moths in three different forest types in Sarawak, namely peat swamp forest, lowland forest and kerangas forest were conducted by using Modified Pennsylvanian Light Trap. A total of 966 individuals from 55 species were samp...

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Main Author: Yeo, Lee Lin
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Published: Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (UNIMAS) 2009
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spelling my.unimas.ir-340852024-10-14T01:51:42Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/34085/ Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak Yeo, Lee Lin QL Zoology heast Asia. A study on the diversity and vertical stratification of Arctiid moths in three different forest types in Sarawak, namely peat swamp forest, lowland forest and kerangas forest were conducted by using Modified Pennsylvanian Light Trap. A total of 966 individuals from 55 species were sampled in this study. The total species and individuals sampled were the highest for the peat swamp forest; followed by lowland forest and kerangas forest. Four Species that are endemic to Borneo, Macotasa biplagella o, Amata cinctelisa ©, Auriculoceryx transitiva and Barsine bornescripta ©' were sampled in this study; while rare species sampled in this study are Darantasia euneiplena and Pseudoscaptia rothschildi o. The Shannon-- Weiner diversity indices (H') were 3.533 for peat swamp forest, 3.425 for lowland forest and 2.610 for kerangas forest. Hence, the Arctiid moth species were the most diverse in peat swamp forest, followed by lowland forest and kerangas forest. For the three study sites, the species in the upperstorey was more diverse than that in the understorey. However, due to the not evenness of the species abundance in the upperstorey, the Shannon-Weiner diversity indices for the upperstorey level of the three forests were lower than that of the understorey level. Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (UNIMAS) 2009 Final Year Project Report NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/34085/3/Lee%20Lin%C2%A0%28fulltext%29.pdf Yeo, Lee Lin (2009) Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)
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Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak
description heast Asia. A study on the diversity and vertical stratification of Arctiid moths in three different forest types in Sarawak, namely peat swamp forest, lowland forest and kerangas forest were conducted by using Modified Pennsylvanian Light Trap. A total of 966 individuals from 55 species were sampled in this study. The total species and individuals sampled were the highest for the peat swamp forest; followed by lowland forest and kerangas forest. Four Species that are endemic to Borneo, Macotasa biplagella o, Amata cinctelisa ©, Auriculoceryx transitiva and Barsine bornescripta ©' were sampled in this study; while rare species sampled in this study are Darantasia euneiplena and Pseudoscaptia rothschildi o. The Shannon-- Weiner diversity indices (H') were 3.533 for peat swamp forest, 3.425 for lowland forest and 2.610 for kerangas forest. Hence, the Arctiid moth species were the most diverse in peat swamp forest, followed by lowland forest and kerangas forest. For the three study sites, the species in the upperstorey was more diverse than that in the understorey. However, due to the not evenness of the species abundance in the upperstorey, the Shannon-Weiner diversity indices for the upperstorey level of the three forests were lower than that of the understorey level.
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title Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak
title_short Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak
title_full Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak
title_fullStr Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak
title_full_unstemmed Diversity And Vertical Stratification Of Arctiid Moths (Lepidoptera: Arctiidae) In Three Different Forest Types In Sarawak
title_sort diversity and vertical stratification of arctiid moths (lepidoptera: arctiidae) in three different forest types in sarawak
publisher Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (UNIMAS)
publishDate 2009
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