Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity

A relatively rich community of immature Trichoptera (8624) from 16 families and 27 genera were collected from four rivers; Kejar, Mes, Tan Hain and Ruok, in Royal Belum State Park, Perak, Malaysia. Trichopteran assemblages were diverse (I-D = 0.83 - 0.85) but unevenly scattered in all rivers (E1/D,...

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Main Author: Rusli, Siti Mariam Zhafarina
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description A relatively rich community of immature Trichoptera (8624) from 16 families and 27 genera were collected from four rivers; Kejar, Mes, Tan Hain and Ruok, in Royal Belum State Park, Perak, Malaysia. Trichopteran assemblages were diverse (I-D = 0.83 - 0.85) but unevenly scattered in all rivers (E1/D, 0.29-0.36). Their densities ranged between 6.48 larvae/m2 in Ruok River and 10.08 larvae/m2 in Tan Hain River. Among Trichoptera families, Hydropsychidae and Philopotamidae were the most dominant. Chimarra (Philopotamidae) was very important in all rivers. Lepidostoma was very important (Important Species Index, ISI) in rivers other than Ruok River, while Ceratopsyche was prominent in Mes and Tan Hain rivers. Although measured physico-chemical parameters had a weak influence on the abundance of Trichoptera larvae, the CCA biplot showed variation in responses of Trichoptera larvae to the physico-chemical parameters of the water. Neophylax, Hydromanicus, Marilia and Lepidostoma were positively influenced by COD, pH, TDS, conductivity and river width. Agapetus, Ecnomus, Glossosoma, Ganonema and Ceratopsyche associated with escalating DO and NH3-N, while Setodes and Stenopsyche preferred less shaded habitats.
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spelling usm-456372019-10-15T01:44:24Z http://eprints.usm.my/45637/ Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity Rusli, Siti Mariam Zhafarina QH1-278.5 Natural history (General) A relatively rich community of immature Trichoptera (8624) from 16 families and 27 genera were collected from four rivers; Kejar, Mes, Tan Hain and Ruok, in Royal Belum State Park, Perak, Malaysia. Trichopteran assemblages were diverse (I-D = 0.83 - 0.85) but unevenly scattered in all rivers (E1/D, 0.29-0.36). Their densities ranged between 6.48 larvae/m2 in Ruok River and 10.08 larvae/m2 in Tan Hain River. Among Trichoptera families, Hydropsychidae and Philopotamidae were the most dominant. Chimarra (Philopotamidae) was very important in all rivers. Lepidostoma was very important (Important Species Index, ISI) in rivers other than Ruok River, while Ceratopsyche was prominent in Mes and Tan Hain rivers. Although measured physico-chemical parameters had a weak influence on the abundance of Trichoptera larvae, the CCA biplot showed variation in responses of Trichoptera larvae to the physico-chemical parameters of the water. Neophylax, Hydromanicus, Marilia and Lepidostoma were positively influenced by COD, pH, TDS, conductivity and river width. Agapetus, Ecnomus, Glossosoma, Ganonema and Ceratopsyche associated with escalating DO and NH3-N, while Setodes and Stenopsyche preferred less shaded habitats. 2011-02 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/45637/1/Siti%20Maryam%20Zhafarina%20bt%20Rusli_HJ.pdf Rusli, Siti Mariam Zhafarina (2011) Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity. Masters thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
spellingShingle QH1-278.5 Natural history (General)
Rusli, Siti Mariam Zhafarina
Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity
title Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity
title_full Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity
title_fullStr Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity
title_full_unstemmed Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity
title_short Diversity And Distribution Of Trichoptera (INSECTA) Larvae In Selected Rivers Of Royal Belum State Park, Gerik, Perak With References To Habitat Preference And Diel Periodicity
title_sort diversity and distribution of trichoptera (insecta) larvae in selected rivers of royal belum state park, gerik, perak with references to habitat preference and diel periodicity
topic QH1-278.5 Natural history (General)
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