To determine if dung from various species of native mammals are attractive to species of Scarabaeidae differentially in a seasonal evergreen forest in Thailand, we used pitfall traps baited with fresh dung of four species (barking deer, sambar deer, Asian elephant, pig-tailed macaque) and an unbaited control. The pitfalls were deployed in Khao Yai National Park for 24 hours in March 2010. All t...

Objetivos: Identificar os tipos de incidentes mais notificados no Brasil desde a implantação dos núcleos segurança do paciente. Método: Estudo epidemiológico ecológico com base nos dados obtidos Boletins Informativos Segurança Paciente e Qualidade em Serviços Saúde relacionados assistência à emitidos pela ANVISA Cadastro Nacional Estabelecimentos (CNES) anos 2014 2018. Resultados: Os foram subm...

The first checklist of spider mites (Tetranychidae) Transcarpathia, Ukraine is compiled based on the revision collection materials stored in I. Schmalhausen Institute Zoology National Academy Sciences Ukraine. mite collections Akimov, A. Putrashik, and authors were studied, thus covering a 45 year-long period research study region. includes 28 species 10 genera tetranychid mites, which about 40...

The spider mite sub-family Tetranychinae includes many agricultural pests. The internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region of nuclear ribosomal RNA genes and the cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (COI) gene of mitochondrial DNA have been used for species identification and phylogenetic reconstruction within the sub-family Tetranychinae, although they have not always been successful. The 18S and 28S r...

Myriad tropical vertebrates are threatened by overharvest. Whether this harvest has indirect effects on nonhunted organisms that interact with the game species is a critical question. Many tropical birds and mammals disperse seeds. Their overhunting in forests can cause zoochorous trees to suffer from reduced seed dispersal. Yet how these reductions in seed dispersal influence tree abundance an...

subfamily Gardennieae, family Rubiaceae. It is widely distributed in tropical and sub-tropical regions, especially in Asia and Africa. Craib reported that R. siamensis CRAIB is synonymous with R. longiflora HOOK f., R. uncata RIDL., Griffithia siamensis MIQ. and Webera siamensis KURZ. It can be found in all parts of Thailand and Burma, especially in humid regions. This plant is known by various...