Fauna of Protected Areas - 28: Additions to the mantid fauna (Insecta: Mantodea) of Pench National Park, Maharashtra, India

Jadhav, Shrikant; Sureshan, P. M.; Ghate, Hemant V.

doi:10.11609/jott.zpj.1474.2261-2

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“…: 304) Kishinouyeum, with breve, cornutus, hepaticus, jianfenglingensis, robusta and sinensis among Vatinae: Danuriini, where they also placed nine other genera. Jadhav et al (2006Jadhav et al ( : 2262 cited Phyllothelys westwoodi from Pench National Park, Maharashtra, India. Sureshan et al (2006: 231) again described a female of Phyllothelys westwoodi, but this time after a specimen "collected under light Panchdhara, 22.x.1997, Coll.…”

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Taxonomy and synonymy ofPhyllothelysWood-Mason (Dictyoptera: Mantodea)

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2009

Annales de la Société entomologique de France (N.S.)

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The different species successively described in the genera Phyllothelys Wood-Mason and Kishinouyeum Ôuchi independently created, but undistinguishable, are critically reviewed. Résumé. Taxonomie et synonymie de Phyllothelys Wood-Mason (Dictyoptera : Mantodea).Les différentes espèces décrites successivement dans les genres Phyllothelys Wood-Mason et Kishinouyeum Ôuchi créés indépendamment, mais indiscernables, sont passées en revue de façon critique.

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Section: Aus China (Szetschwan) Erwähnt"mentioning

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Taxonomy and synonymy ofPhyllothelysWood-Mason (Dictyoptera: Mantodea)

Ehrmann

Roy

2009

Annales de la Société entomologique de France (N.S.)

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“…Koli and Bhawane 2011 [14] recorded 11 species belonging to 11 genera, 3 families, and 7 subfamilies in Chandoli National Park. The study conducted by Jadhav et al 2006 [15] indicated the presence of 14 species of Mantids in Pench National Park spread across a 257.3 km 2 area.…”

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Diversity and habitat preferences of mantids in Gorewada reserve forest, Nagpur, Maharashtra

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J. Entomol. Zool. Stud.

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A study on diversity and habitat preferences was carried out from September 2018 to September 2020 at Gorewada Reserve Forest which is located 10 km from Zero Milestone of Nagpur city which is also considered as the geographical center of India. The geographical location of the study area is 2111'N 792'E located 336 m above sea level. The study area of 19.14 Sq. Km. was surveyed and attempts to locate mantids were made. Visual encounters were recorded to prepare the checklist. Photographic documentation was done using a digital camera (Model Canon 1100D) and a mobile camera (Redmi Note 3). The sites were visited in the morning, noon & evening hours to locate mantids, the records of species, date, time, location, and habitat were accordingly maintained. For the species identification reference books, experts and publications were referred. During the study, no collection was performed. Based on the current study a checklist of common species of mantids found in Gorewada Reserve Forest was prepared. A total of 9 species were identified as belonging to 14 genera and 6 families.

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“…Humidity ranges from 50% to 96%, and the area receives an average annual rainfall of 308 cm. The forest type includes montane rain forests, moist deciduous forests, and dry deciduous forests (Datar & Lakshminarasimhan, 2013; Jadhav & Pati, 2012).…”

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