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Composition of a high diversity leaf litter ant community (hymenoptera: Formicidae) from an ecuadorian pre-montane rainforest
ArticleAbstract: The pre-montane forest of the northern Andes is considered one of the most biodiverse regions in thePalabras claves:All protocol, Biodiversity, ECUADOR, Formicidae, OtongachiAutores:David A. Donoso, Giovanni M. Ramón-CabreraFuentes:scopusFunctional consequences of realistic extinction scenarios in Amazonian soil food webs
ArticleAbstract: Global biodiversity loss is creating a more urgent need to understand the role organisms play in ecoPalabras claves:Belowground, Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, Brown food webs, Decomposers, ECUADOR, Extinction order, Invertebrates, Leaf-litter decomposition, National Park, YasuniAutores:Adriana Argoti, David A. Donoso, Olivier J. Dangles, Rafael E. CárdenasFuentes:googlescopusDiversity and distribution of type specimens deposited in the invertebrate section of the museum of zoology QCAZ, Quito, Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: The Invertebrate section of the Museum of Zoology QCAZ at the Pontifical Catholic University of EcuaPalabras claves:Conservation, ECUADOR, Invertebrates, QCAZ Museum, Type specimensAutores:David A. Donoso, Fernanda Salazar, Maza F., Olivier J. Dangles, Rafael E. CárdenasFuentes:scopusMapping continental Ecuadorian ant species
ReviewAbstract: Ecuador is considered a diverse country but information on the distribution and conservation of itsPalabras claves:ECUADOR, Formicidae, Otongachi, protected areas, YasuniAutores:D. Donoso Vargas, D. Sanmartin, David A. Donoso, F. Reyes Bueno, F. Salazar, Fabián Reyes-Bueno, Fernanda SalazarFuentes:googlerraaescopusTritrophic web structure in montane Andean forests undergoing ecological restoration
ArticleAbstract: Parasitism represents an important ecosystem service, reducing pest abundance. Since most hosts of pPalabras claves:Andean forests, ECUADOR, Herbivore insects, lepidoptera, ParasitoidsAutores:David A. Donoso, Jose L. Reategui, María Del Cisne Jiménez, Marina MazónFuentes:googlescopusShort term response of dung beetle communities to disturbance by road construction in the ecuadorian amazon
ArticleAbstract: In the tropics, human disturbance continuously challenges initiatives for habitat conservation. In tPalabras claves:ECUADOR, Human disturbance, NMDS, Scarabaeinae, Tropical RainforestAutores:Carlos Carpio, David A. Donoso, Giovanni M. Ramón-Cabrera, Olivier J. DanglesFuentes:scopusRapid ant community reassembly in a Neotropical forest: Recovery dynamics and land-use legacy
ArticleAbstract: Regrowing secondary forests dominate tropical regions today, and a mechanistic understanding of theiPalabras claves:Ant diversity, Chronosequence, ECUADOR, forest regeneration, Formicidae, Functional traits, land-use history, Tropical ForestAutores:Adriana Argoti, Blüthgen N., David A. Donoso, Hoenle P.O., Staab M., von Beeren C.Fuentes:scopusPlatyhypnidium aquaticum as bioindicator of metal and metalloid contamination of river water in a neotropical mountain city
ArticleAbstract: Water contamination is a major environmental problem in many cities of the world. Most water contamiPalabras claves:bryophytes, ECUADOR, Mosses, Passive biomonitoring, water qualityAutores:David A. Donoso, James Calva, Lita Benítez, Ramiro Morocho, Samuel Torres, Washington CarrilloFuentes:googlescopusStratification and recovery time jointly shape ant functional reassembly in a neotropical forest
ArticleAbstract: Microhabitat differentiation of species communities such as vertical stratification in tropical forePalabras claves:CHOCO, Chronosequence, community weighted means, ECUADOR, Environmental filters, forest regeneration, Functional traits, phylogenyAutores:Adriana Argoti, Blüthgen N., David A. Donoso, Hoenle P.O., Staab M.Fuentes:googlescopusThree new species of Leptanilloides Mann from Andean Ecuador (Formicidae: Leptanilloidinae)
ArticleAbstract: We report three new species of the ant genus Leptanilloides from Andean Ecuador. Leptanilloides nomaPalabras claves:Army Ants, cloud forest, Conservation, ECUADOR, Leptanilloidinae, Otonga, SYSTEMATICS, taxonomyAutores:David A. Donoso, Vieira J.M., Wild A.L.Fuentes:googlescopus