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Studies on the diversity of parasitic Hymenoptera constitute a tool for studying the important degree of degradation and the impacts borne by natural ecosystems
In the present scenario of agriculture, the destruction and fragmentation of natural habitats caused by the expansion of cultivated areas constitutes the main causes of biodiversity change
T o study the diversity in the samples, we used the index described by Southwood (1978), for both areas, in accordance with the formula: D = Nmax/N, where N is the total number of individuals and Nmax is the number of individuals of the most abundant species
Summary
Studies on the diversity of parasitic Hymenoptera (biomarkers) constitute a tool for studying the important degree of degradation and the impacts borne by natural ecosystems. T he samples of insects were obtained using yellow buckets, In total, 97 specimens of the Figitidae family were collected in the forest and in the pastures.
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