| Literature DB >> 33223913 |
Arthien Lovell Pelingen1, Herbert Zettel2, Clister V Pangantihon1, Kyra Mari Dominique Aldaba1, Earl Kevin Fatallo1, Jemillie Madonna de Leon1, Hendrik Freitag1.
Abstract
BACKGROUND: This survey aims to provide an updated species checklist of aquatic and semi-aquatic bugs in the intra-Philippine biogeographic Region of Mindoro. An assessment survey of water bugs (Hemiptera, Heteroptera) was conducted mostly by manual collection in selected areas of Oriental Mindoro from 2017 to 2018, in which some of the collecting activities were undertaken by graduate students of Ateneo de Manila University. NEW INFORMATION: Twenty-nine aquatic and semi-aquatic heteropteran species were documented and some are known island-endemic species or subspecies, including Enithares martini mindoroensis Nieser & Zettel, 1999, Hydrotrephes stereoides mindoroensis Zettel, 2003, Aphelocheirus freitagi Zettel & Pangantihon, 2010, Rhagovelia mindoroensis Zettel, 1994, Rhagovelia raddai Zettel, 1994, Rhagovelia potamophila Zettel, 1996 and Strongylovelia mindoroensis Lansbury & Zettel, 1997, which were found in new areas in the Region. In addition, there are also new records for the Island that have already been documented in other parts of the Philippines, such as the Philippine-endemic Ochterus magnus Gapud & San Valentin, 1977 and Hebrus philippinus Zettel, 2006 and the widely-distributed backswimmers Anisops nigrolineatus Lundblad, 1933 and Anisops rhomboides Nieser & Chen, 1999. Several undescribed specimens and potentially new species are also discussed in this paper. Further surveys in the other parts of Mindoro and in the other regions of the Philippines, are encouraged to produce a comprehensive baseline data of heteropteran species richness in the country. Arthien Lovell Pelingen, Herbert Zettel, Clister V Pangantihon, Kyra Mari Dominique Aldaba, Earl Kevin Fatallo, Jemillie Madonna de Leon, Hendrik Freitag.Entities:
Keywords: biodiversity; distribution; endemism; freshwater; macroinvertebrates
Year: 2020 PMID: 33223913 PMCID: PMC7658185 DOI: 10.3897/BDJ.8.e56883
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biodivers Data J ISSN: 1314-2828
Acronym codes of sampling sites in the Province of Oriental Mindoro as used in the result section.
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| 301 | Puerto Galera | Tagbinai Munti River | hill creek in coconut plantation |
| 10 |
| 302 | Puerto Galera | downstream of Tamaraw Falls | creek in secondary vegetation |
| 80 |
| 303 | Puerto Galera, Calsapa | Tukunan River (“Hidden Paradise”) (Fig. | medium-sized river in secondary vegetation |
| 80 |
| 304 | Puerto Galera | downstream of Aninuan Falls | creek in secondary vegetation |
| 10 |
| 305 | Puerto Galera | Tagbinai Malaki River | small river in secondary vegetation |
| 30 |
| 310 | Baco, Dulangan | Lantuyan River | torrent mountain river in secondary vegetation |
| 55 |
| 312 | Baco, Dulangan | Lantuyan River | torrent tributary of Lantuyan River in secondary forest |
| 400 |
| 353 | Baco | Baco, Rural Road Side | residual pools of small intermittent river in secondary vegetation |
| 26 |
| 356 | Baco, Dulangan | lower Dulangan River (Fig. | torrent river in rural open land |
| 8 |
| 396 | Puerto Galera, Poblacion | lowland Creek (Fig. | small lowland creek in secondary vegetation |
| 2 |
| BR2 | Roxas, San Mariano | middle Baroc River | disturbed warm water river in farmland |
| 10 |
| BR3 | Roxas, Wasig | lower Baroc River | disturbed warm water river in farmland |
| 2 |
| HBC | Roxas, San Vicente | Quirao Buhay Creek | creek in secondary vegetation |
| 142 |
| HBT | Roxas, San Vicente | Tagugoy Creek | small Quirao Buhay tributary in secondary forest |
| 200 |
| HTC | Roxas, San Vicente | Tinggiwang Creek | creek in secondary forest |
| 162 |
| HQC | Roxas, San Vicente | Quirao na Balete Creek | mountain creek fringed by secondary forest |
| 230 |
| HR1 | Roxas, San Vicente, Quirao | Hinundungan River | slightly disturbed lowland river in rural extensive farmland and secondary vegetation |
| 118 |
| HR2 | Roxas, San Vicente | Hinundungan River down-stream of Hinagdanan Falls (Fig. | clean mountain river in secondary forest |
| 200 |
| HR3 | Roxas, San Vicente | Hinundungan River up-stream of Hinagdanan Falls | clean mountain river in secondary forest |
| 280 |
| TAC | Roxas, San Vicente | Sapang Alupa | torrent creek in old secondary forest |
| 340 |
| TDR1 | Roxas, San Vicente, Taugad Diit | lower Taugad Daka River | clean mountain river in extensive farmland and secondary forest |
| 180 |
| TDR4 | Roxas, San Vicente | upper Taugad Daka River (Fig. | clean mountain creek in secondary forest |
| 700 |
| THC | Roxas, San Vicente | Hiyong Creek | perennial creek in extensive farmland and secondary vegetation |
| 147 |
| THF | Roxas, San Vicente | Hiyong Fall | small fall of perennial creek in extensive farmland and secondary vegetation |
| 150 |
| TIR1 | Roxas, San Vicente, Taugad Diit | lower Taugad Diit River | slightly disturbed river in extensive farmland and secondary vegetation |
| 180 |
| TR1 | Roxas, San Vicente Proper | Taugad River | slightly disturbed lowland river in extensive farmland and secondary vegetation |
| 95 |
| TR2 | Roxas, San Vicente | upper Taugad River | mountain river in secondary vegetation and forest |
| 140 |
| TUC | Roxas, San Vicente | “unnamed” creek | small intermittent creek in secondary forest |
| 154 |
| TWC | Roxas, San Vicente Proper | “community water source” creek” | perennial mountain creek in secondary forest |
| 150 |
Figure 3.Microhabitats sampled with their respective label codes, as listed above. A. side pool with mineral deposits (“t”); B. littoral pool with mineral deposits (“b”); C. bottom gravel in running water (“c”); D. leaf packs trapped in riffles (“d”); E. leaf litter in rivulet (“k”); F. rock surface in riffle (“g”); G. root packs in running water (“h”); H. neustic in running water (“z”).
Microhabitat codes for samples as used in the result section.
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| a | littoral sand/gravel in running sections of the stream/river |
| b | mud/sand/fine gravel in littoral pool sections with stagnant or very slow-moving water connected to the stream/river (Fig. |
| c | stream bottom gravel in running sections of the stream/river (Fig. |
| d | leaf packs in running and riffle sections of the stream/river (Fig. |
| e | leaf litter/CPOM in isolated side pools or residual pool (separated from stream) |
| f | submerged wood in running and riffle sections of the stream/river |
| g | solid rock surfaces in riffle and running sections of the stream/river (Fig. |
| h | root packs/grass bunches in running sections of the stream/river (Fig. |
| j | hygropetric rocks |
| k | CPOM/leaf litter in small side rivulets connected to the mainstream (Fig. |
| m | gravel/sand in shallow, sun-exposed side pools or residual pool (separated from stream) |
| t | littoral gravel/sand/mud deposits of side pools or residual pool (separated from stream) (Fig. |
| u | water plants inside pools or residual pool (separated from stream) |
| y | water surface (neustic) of calm water sections (pool) |
| z | water surface (neustic) of running and riffle water sections (Fig. |
Figure 4.Habitus illustrations of of Mindoro A. sp. ( group); B. ; C. ; D. ; E. ; F. ; G. ; H. . Scale bars A 10 mm B–H 1 mm. A & C © NHMW Image Collection / photo: H. Bruckner, printed with permission.
Figure 1.Sampling sites at northern Mindoro (Baco, Puerto Galera). A. the first author sampling at site 396; B. Tagbinai Malaki River (305); C. Tukunan River at "Hidden Paradise" (303); D. lower Dulangan River (356).
Figure 5.Distribution of the collecting sites of material treated in this study.
Figure 2.Sampling sites at the Baroc River basin (Roxas, southern Mindoro). A. lower Baroc River (BR3); B. Hinundungan River from Hinagdanan Falls (HR2); C. upper Taugad Daka River (TDR4); D. small tributary of the Taugad River (TUC).
Figure 7.Distribution of the collecting sites of material (part 1) treated in this study.
Figure 6.Selected habitus illustrations of of Mindoro A. sp.; B. ; C. ; D. ; E. ; F. ; G. ; H. . Scale bars 1 mm.
Figure 8.Distribution of the collecting sites of material (part 2) treated in this study.
Figure 9.Selected habitus illustrations of of Mindoro A. ; B. ; C. sp. (mutilated specimen); D. ; E. . Scale bars 10 mm.