Add to ORKGUnderstanding the diversity and composition of two forest corridors will provide invaluable information on the suitability of the proposed wildlife corridor. Ants were used as bioindicator to determine to health status Bukit Belata and Bukit Tunggal Forest Reserves. Sampling were done using pitfall traps and leaf litter sifting along a 500m line transect. A total of 35 species of ants belonging to 15 genera and 4 subfamilies were collected. Bukit Belata FR yielded higher number of species compared to Bukit Tunggal FR. However, the species composition in Bukit Tunggal comprised mainly forest specialist species instead of generalist species in Bukit Belata
The thesis focuses on the study of arboreal ant communities in a highly diverse tropical rainforest ...
Sinharaja Forest Reserve (SFR) represents one of the largest remaining stands of mixed dipterocarp f...
The exotic timber tree Acacia mangium often colonizes areas of Borneo where native forests have been...
This research investigated the diversity of ants and termites and their interactions with the differ...
Urbanisation in Singapore has led to a major landscape change and currently, only patches of foreste...
A pilot study on ants as bioindicators of the forest restoration in selected production forest of Pe...
This study aimed to investigate the diversity of ground-dwelling ant species within the conservation...
Ruslan H. 2019. Ant species (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) composition and diversity near area of giam ...
Ants are ecologically dominant and important in the functioning of an ecosystem. Thus, understanding...
Ants are a group of insects that have important role in ecosystem and also can be an indicator speci...
In Malaysia, forest fragmentation has become a great concern which resulted environmental degradatio...
Biodiversity can act as an indicator of the ecological system and as a medium for knowing species ch...
Biodiversity can act as an indicator of the ecological system and as a medium for knowing species ch...
Tropical forests of the world are fast disappearing and there is a race to understand patterns of sp...
The purpose of this study is to determine the diversity of ants in the Maliau Basin Conservation Are...
The thesis focuses on the study of arboreal ant communities in a highly diverse tropical rainforest ...
Sinharaja Forest Reserve (SFR) represents one of the largest remaining stands of mixed dipterocarp f...
The exotic timber tree Acacia mangium often colonizes areas of Borneo where native forests have been...
This research investigated the diversity of ants and termites and their interactions with the differ...
Urbanisation in Singapore has led to a major landscape change and currently, only patches of foreste...
A pilot study on ants as bioindicators of the forest restoration in selected production forest of Pe...
This study aimed to investigate the diversity of ground-dwelling ant species within the conservation...
Ruslan H. 2019. Ant species (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) composition and diversity near area of giam ...
Ants are ecologically dominant and important in the functioning of an ecosystem. Thus, understanding...
Ants are a group of insects that have important role in ecosystem and also can be an indicator speci...
In Malaysia, forest fragmentation has become a great concern which resulted environmental degradatio...
Biodiversity can act as an indicator of the ecological system and as a medium for knowing species ch...
Biodiversity can act as an indicator of the ecological system and as a medium for knowing species ch...
Tropical forests of the world are fast disappearing and there is a race to understand patterns of sp...
The purpose of this study is to determine the diversity of ants in the Maliau Basin Conservation Are...
The thesis focuses on the study of arboreal ant communities in a highly diverse tropical rainforest ...
Sinharaja Forest Reserve (SFR) represents one of the largest remaining stands of mixed dipterocarp f...
The exotic timber tree Acacia mangium often colonizes areas of Borneo where native forests have been...