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基隆河及景美溪水棲昆蟲生態及水棲甲蟲之分類研究(II)

Date Issued
2001
Date
2001
Author(s)
楊平世
DOI
892313B002225
URI
http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw//handle/246246/12563
Abstract
Ordination technique is always needed in community structure studies of stream ecology, which contain large amount data of taxa, in order to evaluate the temporal and spatial variations of community structures. This study present the results of aquatic insects fauna and related ecological studies conducted at 5 sampling sites in the upper Keelung River, Taiwan, from Aug., 2000 to Jul., 2001. The environmental factors and the aquatic insect composition were investigated to define the relationship between aquatic insect community structure and environmental parameters by using multi-dimensional scaling (MDS) instead of principal component analysis (PCA) ordination technique. The analysis of one-way ANOVA indicated that most of aquatic insect parameters and environmental parameters were significant affected by site, but not by season. Several environmental variables, included conductivity, turbidity, and the concentrations of phosphate and ammonia, were significantly correlated with the aquatic insect taxa richness and diversity index(p<0.05). Biotic indices showed that the environmental situations were significantly worsen from upstream sampling sites to downstream sites. The results also indicated that shows difference 3 between 2-D dimensional scaling distributions from different identification levels (genus-species level, family level, and order level) was slight evident. Ten taxa of 8 families, belonging to 4 orders, were identified to be the key species constitute the profile of aqatic insect community structures of the Keelung River. Time serial changes of aquatic insect community structures within each sampling site were also presented as a base of .future researches on the effects of spates and engineering work alongside the river on the communities and their recovery progresses. As to the taxonomic study on aquatic water beetles, three papers were completed and published or submitted on foreign journals and book, which including a synopsis of aquatic fireflies with a description of a new species, revision of the Genus Diaphanes of Taiwan, and notes on the taxonomy of Lamprigera yunnana and the genus Lamprigera.
Subjects
Aquqtic insects
Multidimensional
scaling
Community structure
Biotic indices
Lampyridae
Psephenidae
Taxonomy
new species
Publisher
臺北市:國立臺灣大學昆蟲學系暨研究所
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report
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