For decades, an international research team, led by Dr Gonzalo Halffter, has
studied dung beetles across the world, especially in Mexico.
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Not exact matches
The biologists behind the new research findings synthesized decades of
studies on fossil
beetles, focusing on
beetles associated with the
dung of large animals in the past or with woodlands and trees.
«I was carrying out sampling for my Masters Degree
studies, but I had no idea that new
dung beetles could be found in a forest that is disturbed by human activities, such as livestock grazing and land - use change,» recalls Moctezuma.
While
studying their diversity at conserved forests and cattle grazing sites across the mountains of Mexico, the researchers found some new species of
dung beetles.
A group of animals that has woken up a special interest for
studies in Mexico is the so - called «
dung beetles».
While carrying out a biodiversity
study, a Mexican - Italian research team discovered three new
dung beetle species in montane forests disturbed by livestock grazing.
«Reduced impact logging still harms biodiversity in tropical rainforests:
Study looked at the impact of logging by examining its effect on forest
dung beetles.»
Researchers
studying plants, ants, birds,
dung beetles and orchid bees in the Brazilian Amazon have found clear evidence that deforestation causes drastic loss of tropical forest biodiversity.
Byrne
studies insects, particularly the behavior of
dung beetles: how they cool down, walk, and navigate.