2012
DOI: 10.3406/revec.2012.1622
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Distribution spatio-temporelle des Myriapodes dans un site anthropisé et un site naturel du Nord-Est de l'Algérie

Abstract: Les Chilopodes et les Diplopodes présents au niveau de deux sites localisés dans le nord-est de l’Algérie (site anthropisé d’Annaba et site naturel d’El Tarf) ont été étudiés par piégeage durant une année (juin 2006 à mai 2007). Au total 901 Chilopodes et 411 Diplopodes ont été récoltés. Les diversités spatiotemporelles des deux taxons ont été évaluées. Nos résultats suggèrent que les paramètres physico-chimiques édaphiques tels que le taux de limon, le pourcentage de matière organique ou le pH mais aussi les … Show more

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“…The values of these indices are higher in a natural habitat like forests and decrease with increasing anthropization in the studied sites. This observation is similar to that made by Houd‐Chaker et al (2012). Forest represents a less disturbed habitat, thus the “native community” of millipedes.…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…The values of these indices are higher in a natural habitat like forests and decrease with increasing anthropization in the studied sites. This observation is similar to that made by Houd‐Chaker et al (2012). Forest represents a less disturbed habitat, thus the “native community” of millipedes.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…These results are consistent with those obtained at Mount Kala in Yaoundé (Mbenoun Masse & Makon, 2019), showing that members of the class Diplopoda dominate the myriapodofauna in the forest zone of southern Cameroon. The Littoral region has an average annual humidity of 90% and an average annual temperature of around 27°C (Weatherbase, 2011); these climatic conditions can explain the proliferation of diplopods and the very limited abundance of chilopods observed in our study (David et al, 1998; Houd‐Chaker et al, 2012; Iatrou & Stamou, 1989). According to Houd‐Chaker et al (2012), chilopods would adapt better in less humid and warmer biotopes.…”
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confidence: 57%
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