DIVERSITY PATTERNS OF RODENT ASSEMBLAGES IN THE NORTH OF FAZAO-MALFAKASSA NATIONAL PARK (TOGO)

The rodent assemblages were studied in different habitat types in the northern part of the Fazao-Malfakassa National Park located in central-western Togo, West Africa. A suite of different methods was applied, including face-by-face interviews with local hunters, live trapping along standardized tra...
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Autor*in:	Luca Luiselli [verfasserIn] AMÉTÉPÉ HOUNMAVO [verfasserIn] Delagnon Assou [verfasserIn] ABRÉ SONHAYE-OUYÉ [verfasserIn] MAWUNYA KOMI GBEMOU [verfasserIn] FLORENCE AFI KONKO [verfasserIn] ABDOU-RACHAD AYEWA [verfasserIn] GABRIEL H. . SEGNIAGBETO [verfasserIn] GUILLAUME K. KETOH [verfasserIn] Daniele Dendi [verfasserIn] Giovanni Amori [verfasserIn]

Format:	E-Artikel
Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	2023

Schlagwörter:	Rodentia, specific diversity, community ecology, Fazao-Malfakassa National Park, West Africa.

Übergeordnetes Werk:	In: European Journal of Ecology - University of Kansas Libraries, 2016, 9(2023), 1
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:9 ; year:2023 ; number:1

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DOI / URN:	10.17161/eurojecol.v9i1.17947

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abstract	The rodent assemblages were studied in different habitat types in the northern part of the Fazao-Malfakassa National Park located in central-western Togo, West Africa. A suite of different methods was applied, including face-by-face interviews with local hunters, live trapping along standardized transects and opportunistic observations. A total of 20 rodent species were recorded based on the surveys carried out in villages, including 6 families and 17 genera. There was a clear gradient pattern in the univariate diversity indices by habitat type: Dominance index was remarkably higher in Urban/plantation than in the other habitat types whereas Evenness index was remarkably higher in gallery forest than in the other habitat types. According to a Canonical Correspondence Analysis, three “ecological groups” (= guilds) of species were formed: a group from wooded habitats (savannahs and semiforests), a group from grassy savannah and a group from urban/plantation habitats. Null model analyses revealed that species tend to non-randomly congregate in some habitat types and/or localities. The ecological implications of these data were presented.
abstractGer	The rodent assemblages were studied in different habitat types in the northern part of the Fazao-Malfakassa National Park located in central-western Togo, West Africa. A suite of different methods was applied, including face-by-face interviews with local hunters, live trapping along standardized transects and opportunistic observations. A total of 20 rodent species were recorded based on the surveys carried out in villages, including 6 families and 17 genera. There was a clear gradient pattern in the univariate diversity indices by habitat type: Dominance index was remarkably higher in Urban/plantation than in the other habitat types whereas Evenness index was remarkably higher in gallery forest than in the other habitat types. According to a Canonical Correspondence Analysis, three “ecological groups” (= guilds) of species were formed: a group from wooded habitats (savannahs and semiforests), a group from grassy savannah and a group from urban/plantation habitats. Null model analyses revealed that species tend to non-randomly congregate in some habitat types and/or localities. The ecological implications of these data were presented.
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