2022
DOI: 10.15517/rev.biol.trop..v70i1.47849
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Efecto de la cobertura vegetal en escarabajos coprófagos (Coleoptera: Scarabaeinae) y sus funciones ecológicas en un bosque andino de Colombia

Abstract: Introducción: Los escarabajos coprófagos realizan funciones importantes en los ecosistemas terrestres, pero las presiones antrópicas los afecta negativamente. Estos efectos están bien documentados en bosques Neotropicales de tierras bajas, pero se han estudiado poco en los bosques andinos. Objetivos: Evaluar cómo el cambio de uso del suelo afecta los atributos de la comunidad de escarabajos coprófagos y tres de sus funciones ecológicas, en tres tipos de cobertura vegetal de la “Hacienda El Ocaso’. Adicionalmen… Show more

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“…The study topics were separated, as follows: “Altitudinal” referring to studies that evaluated beetle diversity and functional responses to altitude gradients; “Forest conversion” referring to studies that assessed primary forest degradation (i.e., studies that evaluate primary forest conversion in degraded primary forest) or primary forest loss and subsequent implementation of other habitat types (i.e., studies that evaluate secondary forest, coffee and forestry plantations, or pasture; e.g., López‐Bedoya et al, 2022) and their impacts on species diversity or ecological functions; “Human urbanization” refers to studies that evaluated the influence of human settlements or human activities on species diversity or ecological functions; “Inventories” refers to research that presents taxonomic lists of species, comparisons between sampling methods, or that evaluated the ecological functions performed by beetle families within the same habitat types (e.g., seed dispersal evaluation in secondary forest); “Landscape scale” refers to studies that evaluated how surrounding landscape characteristics such as land uses diversity, connectivity or edge effects impact beetle diversity or their ecological functions; and “Seasonal” refers to studies that evaluated how dry or rainy periods affect beetle diversity or functions. A single paper could incorporate more than one subject category, usually evaluating altitude gradients and forest conversion (see Escobar et al, 2007; Larsen, 2012), different habitat types in the same study (see Méndez‐Rojas, Cultid‐Medina, & Escobar, 2021; Noriega et al, 2021), or different metrics in the same study (see Arias‐Álvarez et al, 2022; Giraldo et al, 2011). The number of publications by taxonomic group and study topic were described using Hierarchical Voronoi Treemaps in Carrot Search Foam Tree Version 3.5 (2021).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study topics were separated, as follows: “Altitudinal” referring to studies that evaluated beetle diversity and functional responses to altitude gradients; “Forest conversion” referring to studies that assessed primary forest degradation (i.e., studies that evaluate primary forest conversion in degraded primary forest) or primary forest loss and subsequent implementation of other habitat types (i.e., studies that evaluate secondary forest, coffee and forestry plantations, or pasture; e.g., López‐Bedoya et al, 2022) and their impacts on species diversity or ecological functions; “Human urbanization” refers to studies that evaluated the influence of human settlements or human activities on species diversity or ecological functions; “Inventories” refers to research that presents taxonomic lists of species, comparisons between sampling methods, or that evaluated the ecological functions performed by beetle families within the same habitat types (e.g., seed dispersal evaluation in secondary forest); “Landscape scale” refers to studies that evaluated how surrounding landscape characteristics such as land uses diversity, connectivity or edge effects impact beetle diversity or their ecological functions; and “Seasonal” refers to studies that evaluated how dry or rainy periods affect beetle diversity or functions. A single paper could incorporate more than one subject category, usually evaluating altitude gradients and forest conversion (see Escobar et al, 2007; Larsen, 2012), different habitat types in the same study (see Méndez‐Rojas, Cultid‐Medina, & Escobar, 2021; Noriega et al, 2021), or different metrics in the same study (see Arias‐Álvarez et al, 2022; Giraldo et al, 2011). The number of publications by taxonomic group and study topic were described using Hierarchical Voronoi Treemaps in Carrot Search Foam Tree Version 3.5 (2021).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ej., López‐Bedoya et al, 2022) y sus impactos sobre la diversidad de especies o las funciones ecológicas; “Urbanización humana” se refiere a estudios que evaluaron la influencia de los asentamientos humanos o las actividades humanas sobre la diversidad de especies o las funciones ecológicas; “Inventarios” se refiere a investigaciones que presentan listas taxonómicas de especies, comparaciones entre métodos de muestreo, o que evaluaron las funciones ecológicas realizadas por familias de escarabajos dentro de los mismos tipos de hábitat (por ejemplo, evaluación de la dispersión de semillas en bosques secundarios); “Escala del paisaje” se refiere a estudios que evaluaron cómo las características del paisaje circundante, como la diversidad de usos del suelo, la conectividad o los efectos de borde, afectan a la diversidad de escarabajos o a sus funciones ecológicas; y “Estacional” se refiere a estudios que evaluaron cómo los periodos secos o lluviosos afectan a la diversidad o a las funciones de los escarabajos. Un mismo artículo puede incorporar más de una categoría temática, normalmente evaluando gradientes de altitud y conversión de bosques (ver Escobar et al, 2007; Larsen, 2012), diferentes tipos de hábitat en el mismo estudio (Méndez‐Rojas, Cultid‐Medina et al, 2021; Noriega et al, 2021), o diferentes métricas en el mismo estudio (Arias‐Álvarez et al, 2022; Giraldo et al, 2011). El número de publicaciones por grupo taxonómico y tema de estudio se describió utilizando Hierarchical Voronoi Treemaps en Carrot Search Foam Tree Version 3.5 (2021).…”
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