MATERIALS FOR THE HEMIPTERA FAUNA (HETEROPTERA) OF ALTYN EMEL STATE NATIONAL NATURE PARK

2020

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DOI 10.32014/2020.2519-1629.6
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

As a result of research performed at Altyn-Emel SNPP, we noted 19 species of hemiptera (true bugs), belonging to 3 families. By nutrition links the identified true bugs are: polyphytophages - 3 species (16%), wide oligophytophages - 5 species (26%), narrow oligophytophages - 8 species (42%), zoophytophages - 3 species (16%). By the number of generations per year, the hemipteraofSNPP Altyn-Emel are divided into 3 groups: monovoltaic - 6 species (37%), bivoltaic - 10 species (53%), polyvoltaic - 3 species (10%). By confinement to the habitats, the hemiptera of SNPP Altyn-Emel are divided into several groups: hortobionts (12 species, 63%), herpeto-hortobionts (4 species, 21%), herpetobionts (3 species, 16%). The following ecological groups of species were distinguished: meso-xerophiles (13 species, 68%), xerophiles (2 species, 11%), mesophiles (4 species, 21%). Fauna’s zoogeo-graphic spectrum is represented by 7 groups: transpalearctic (4 species, 21%), west palaearctic (3 species, 16%), trans-eurasian (1 species, 5%), west eurasian (7 species, 37%), middle asian (2 species, 11% ), mediterranean-black sea-european (1 species, 5%), mediterranean-european-euro-siberian-kazakhstani (1 species, 5%).