2003
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-81752003000400029
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Fauna de Coleoptera no Parque Estadual de Vila Velha, Ponta Grossa, Paraná, Brasil: abundância e riqueza das famílias capturadas através de armadilhas de solo

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“…We found Staphylinidae to be the most abundant and species rich beetle family by far in our study sites, which is also found in nearby temperate forests (Marinoni & Ganho, 2003) and the Amazonian region (Didham et al. , 1998; Hanagarth & Brändle, 2001).…”
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confidence: 70%
“…We found Staphylinidae to be the most abundant and species rich beetle family by far in our study sites, which is also found in nearby temperate forests (Marinoni & Ganho, 2003) and the Amazonian region (Didham et al. , 1998; Hanagarth & Brändle, 2001).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…In similar studies with Coleoptera fauna surveyed in a park in the state of Paraná, Marinoni & Ganho (2003) found the highest concentration of the Ptiliidae family in forest areas. According to the authors, this family was the most sensitive to environmental degradation due to its fungivorous feeding habit, inhabiting places where there is presence of decomposing organic matter, usually feeding on fungus spores developing on the leaf-litter surface (Casari & Ide, 2012).…”
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confidence: 52%
“…En cada sector se ubicaron 10 puntos de muestreo con separación de 10 m entre ellos en un transecto de 100 m lineales, se realizaron 5 repeticiones con un intervalo de tiempo de 20 días. Se utilizaron trampas Pitfall (Marinoni & Ganho, 2003), red de golpeo (Usinger, 1956) y red aérea (Steyskal et al, 1986). Para la instalación de las trampas Pitfall se cavó un agujero en el cuál se colocó un depósito de 500 ml; asimismo, se cubrió cada depósito con una tapa de madera separada 5 cm de la superficie, finalmente se les colocó 200 ml de agua y 20 ml de detergente líquido.…”
Section: Puntos De Muestreo Y Trampas De Capturaunclassified