A New Species of Lamponius (Phasmida: Phasmatidae) from Puerto Rico

Tilgner, Erich; Camilo, Gerardo R.; Moxey, Carl F.

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“…The Luquillo Mountains harbor five species of walking stick, but only one (Lamponius portoricensis) is common (Garrison and Willig 1996;Tilgner et al 2000;Van Den Bussche et al 1988). Lamponius is found primarily in the forest understory and is most common in areas containing one of its important food plants, Piper glabrescens (Willig et al 1993).…”

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Geographic and Ecological Setting of the Luquillo Mountains

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A Caribbean Forest Tapestry

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This chapter describes the geologic, geographic, and ecological context of the location of Luquillo Mountains, particularly the factors affecting the response mechanisms of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems to disturbance. It describes the existing conditions of the physical environment, chemical environment, and the biota of the Luquillo Mountains as they respond to disturbances. It then merges the decade-long research about the Mountains with the other tropical ecosystems around the globe.

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