2010
DOI: 10.1177/194008291000300307
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An Evaluation of Bess Beetles (Passalidae) and Their Resource Base in a Restored Andean Forest

Abstract: Degraded lands in the Colombian Andes have been restored by means of monospecific tree plantations of native and exotic species, and by abandoning lands to natural regeneration. Both methods rapidly produce a vegetation cover that helps to stabilize soils, but the value of resulting ecosystems for wildlife needs to be evaluated. We assessed the effects of these two restoration methods on the diversity and abundance of bess beetles (Passalidae), which are important deadwood recyclers. We quantified coarse woody… Show more

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