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                <text>Agricultura sostenible</text>
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                <text>Dominio científico: Agricultura sostenible</text>
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              <text>Diversity and distribution of oribatid mites (Acari:Oribatida) in a lowland rain forest in Peru and in several environments of the Brazilians States of Amazonas, Rondônia, Roraima and Pará Diversidade e distribuição de ácaros oribatídeos (Acari:Oribatida) de uma floresta de terra firme do Peru e de diversos ambientes nos estados brasileiros do Amazonas, de Rondônia, de Roraima e do Pará</text>
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              <text>E. Franklin, E. M. R. Santos, M. I. C. Albuquerque</text>
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              <text>We are summarizing the current state of knowledge of the diversity and distribution of oribatid mites in 26 environments in northern Brazil and of a rain forest in Peru. the published studies were mostly concentrated in central amazon. Only one report is a result from an agricultural polyculture. We are providing the first lists of species for savannas and for the brazilian states of Roraima and Pará. up to date, 146 species are definitively identified from a total of 444 taxa with 188 known genera, reinforcing the notion of a rich biodiverse area. the high number of 298 non-described species (morphospecies) clearly shows the inadequacy of the current taxonomic knowledge for the region. most of the registers are from forest environments. in the soil from primary forests, we registered the highest diversity (54-155 species/morphospecies). eighty-nine species were unique to primary forests, followed by 34 for savannas, 32 in trees, 10 in 'igapó', 4 in caatinga, 3 in secondary forests, two in 'várzea' and one in polyculture. twenty genera were the most speciose. the species with the largest home ranges were Rostrozetes foveolatus, Scheloribates sp. a, and Galumna sp. a. our numbers reflect the lack of taxonomists and show that the taxonomic knowledge must be improved for the region or we will continue to work with taxonomic resolution of order or family and a high percentage of morphospecies, which will probably be appropriate to the question being asked in each study, but not for a comparison among environments.Sumarizamos o estado atual de conhecimento da diversidade e distribuição de ácaros oribatídeos em 26 ambientes do norte do Brasil e em uma floresta do Peru. Os estudos publicados estão concentrados na Amazônia Central. A maioria dos registros é proveniente de florestas. Desses, somente um é resultado de estudo efetuado em campos agriculturais (policultivo). Fornecemos a primeira lista de espécies para savanas e para os estados Brasileiros de Roraima e do Pará. Até hoje, 146 espécies estão definitivamente identificadas de um total de 444 de taxa, totalizando 188 gêneros conhecidos, reforçando a noção de área ricamente biodiversa. O alto número de 298 espécies não descritas (morfo-espécies) mostra claramente que o conhecimento atual da taxonomia na região ainda é inadequado. no solo de floresta primária, registramos a maior diversidade (54 - 155 espécies/morfo-espécies). Oitenta e nove espécies foram coletadas apenas em florestas primárias, seguidas por 34 em savanas, 32 em árvores, 10 em igapó, 4 em caatinga, 3 em floresta secundária, duas em várzea e somente uma em policultivo. Vinte gêneros possuem o maior número de espécies. As espécies com maior amplitude de habitat foram Rostrozetes foveolatus, Scheloribates sp. a, e Galumna sp. a. nossos números refletem a falta de taxonomistas e mostram que, caso o conhecimento taxonômico não seja incrementado na região, continuaremos a trabalhar com resolução taxonômica de ordem ou de família e com alta porcentagem de morfo-espécies, o que provavelmente poderá ser apropriado para a questão a ser respondida, mas não possibilitará uma comparação entre ambientes.</text>
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              <text>2006</text>
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              <text>Acari: Oribatida, Diversidade biológica, Neotropical, arboriphilous mites, biological diversity, soil mites, ácaros arborícolas, ácaros do solo</text>
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              <text>Brazilian Journal of Biology</text>
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              <text>Instituto Internacional de Ecologia</text>
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              <text>Biology (General), Science, Botany, Zoology</text>
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