Thursday, January 31, 2013

January 25, 2013 at 03:31PM H.-P. Aberlenc: "25 000 arthropod species in a single forest in Panama"

VIDEO. For the first time, an international team involving CIRAD has just published a comprehensive inventory of the wealth of one such forest, that of San Lorenzo, in Panama. More than 6000 arthropod species were recorded on half a hectare, which by extrapolation to the forest as a whole means almost 25 000 species in all. Interview with Henri-Pierre Aberlenc, entomologist at CIRAD and co-author of the study published in the journal Science.






via CIRAD - Actualités / News http://www.cirad.fr/news/all-news-items/articles/2013/science/h.-p.-aberlenc-25-000-arthropod-species-in-a-single-forest-in-panama

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