Is the “Centro de Endemismo Pernambuco” a biodiversity hotspot for orchid bees?

Santos, José Eduardo dos

doi:10.1590/1519-6984.26412

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“…): (i) Mata do Coimbra, Usina Serra Grande, state of Alagoas, ca . 3500 ha (Nemésio & Santos Júnior, ); (ii) Estação Ecológica de Murici, state of Alagoas, ca . 6000 ha (split into two larger fragments and several smaller ones) (Nemésio, ; Nemésio & Santos Júnior, ); (iii) Reserva Ecológica Michelin, municipality of Igrapiúna, state of Bahia, ca .…”

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“…3500 ha (Nemésio & Santos Júnior, ); (ii) Estação Ecológica de Murici, state of Alagoas, ca . 6000 ha (split into two larger fragments and several smaller ones) (Nemésio, ; Nemésio & Santos Júnior, ); (iii) Reserva Ecológica Michelin, municipality of Igrapiúna, state of Bahia, ca . 3000 ha, connected to other large fragments covering a total area of more than 10 000 ha (Nemésio, ); (iv) Parque Estadual da Serra do Conduru, Uruçuca, Bahia, ca .…”

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“…We obtained this data from field samples, literature (Bonilla‐Gómez, ; Tonhasca et al ., ; Nemésio & Silveira, ; Ramalho et al ., ; Nemésio, , , ,b, ,b,c,d; Faria & Melo, ; Cordeiro et al ., ; Nemésio & Santos Júnior, ), and museum collections. Exact locations of all our field samplings can be obtained in Nemésio and Vasconcelos (: 1649–1650) and Nemésio and Santos Júnior (: 80–81). All voucher specimens are currently deposited in the entomological collection of the ‘Universidade Federal de Uberlândia’.…”

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“…Additionally, considering the available information regarding Atlantic Forest remnants (http://www.sosma.org.br), we filtered forest fragments with an area of at least 4000 ha (the smallest remnant where this species has ever been recorded – see Nemésio & Santos Júnior, ) for the present scenario and for all climatically stable areas for E. marianae . By doing this, we were able to estimate the amount of suitable (in the present scenario) and climatically stable (for all scenarios) habitats that are still available for E. marianae .…”

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“…Even in these areas, its density is usually higher in the interior of forests, being rare or even absent at the edges (e.g. Tonhasca et al, 2002;Nem esio & Silveira, 2006;Nem esio, 2010bNem esio, , 2011aNem esio, , 2013aNem esio & Santos J unior, 2014), suggesting a very limited dispersal capability, a fact already observed for other orchid bees (Raw, 1989;Morato et al, 1992;Morato, 1994;Tonhasca et al, 2003). More important, recent studies have suggested that E. marianae has disappeared in areas where it had occurred and declined significantly in areas where it was recently abundant (Nem esio, 2011b(Nem esio, , 2013b.…”

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Effects of climate change and habitat loss on a forest‐dependent bee species in a tropical fragmented landscape

Silva

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Varela

2016

Insect Conserv Diversity

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1. Climate change and deforestation are suggested to be the main drivers of decline in pollinators. Forest-dependent species are expected to be the most affected and Euglossa marianae Nem esio (Hymenoptera: Apidae), an endemic species of the highly fragmented Brazilian Atlantic Forest (AF), is believed to be declining as a consequence of human impact.2. Over the last 17 years, we carried out field surveys to unveil its distribution, allowing us to investigate the potential effects of global climate change on this species, from the last glacial maximum into the future, using species distribution models. Our main goals were to: (i) identify populations potentially under risk of extinction given future climate change; (ii) quantify the amount of climatically suitable and climatically stable areas for E. marianae within AF; (iii) evaluate the area that are available as natural habitat and under legal protection, in an attempt to indicate priority areas to preserve this species.3. The most stable areas for maintaining populations of E. marianae were located in southern Bahia and northern Esp ırito Santo states, a region severely affected by deforestation and with several protected areas. Climate change per se does not seem to be the major problem for E. marianae. It may constitute an indirect problem given the limited dispersal abilities of this species, however. 4. Climatically suitable areas will probably increase southwards in the future, but the extreme fragmentation of AF adds great uncertainty as to whether the species will disperse southwards, to regions such as the 'Serra do Mar' in northeastern São Paulo.

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