Enio B. Cano

Enio B. Cano
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  • Catedrático at University of San Carlos of Guatemala

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University of San Carlos of Guatemala
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Phyllophaga (Phyllophaga) badbunnyi Cano new species, and Phyllophaga (Phyllophaga) sechi Cano new species, of the Schizorhina species group (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Melolonthinae), are described and illustrated from specimens collected at cloud forests between 1300-1750 m elevation of southeastern Chiapas, México and western Guatemala. A key to...
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• Tourism activity affects the cave's physical environment in several ways, such as damaging speleothems, altering the cave structure for ease of access, and the shifting of cave microclimate. Nevertheless, it is less clear how the pressure of touristic activities affects the cave fauna. • This study aimed to investigate the effects from tourism ac...
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Resumen: Se propone una nueva tribu dentro de Blattellinae (Ectobiidae): Ischnopterini trib. n. Se re-diagnostica el género Aniso-pygia Saussure, 1893, y se establece una nueva sinonimia. Se describe Ellipygia gen. n. y dos especies, Anisopygia saussurei sp. n. y Ellipygia yucateca sp. n. Se proponen cuatro combinaciones nuevas. Contribution to the...
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Several studies have tried to elucidate the main environmental features driving invertebrate community structure in cave environments. They found that many factors influence the community structure, but rarely focused on how substrate types and heterogeneity might shape these communities. Therefore, the objective of this study was to assess which s...
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A phylogenetic morphological analysis of the genus Ogyges Kaup, distributed in Nuclear Central America, from Chiapas, Mexico, to northwestern Nicaragua was undertaken. Five species of Proculejus Kaup, distributed north of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Mexico, were selected as outgroup. Ogyges was recovered as monophyletic with three species groups:...
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The genus Ogyges Kaup, 1871 (Coleoptera: Passalidae) is redescribed, including the taxonomic history. Also, images, data registered in labels, geographic coordinates, measurements, taxonomic comments, and repository institutions of 19 primary types previously described or included within the genus Ogyges Kaup, are provided. The infrasubespecific na...
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Se redescribe el género Ogyges Kaup, 1871 (Coleoptera: Passalidae), incluyendo su historia taxonómica. Se presentan las imágenes, los datos registrados en las etiquetas, las coordenadas geográficas, mediciones, comentarios taxonómicos y las instituciones depositarias de 19 tipos primarios que fueron descritos o que están incluidos dentro del género...
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The Chupacabras is an animal that was recently added to the pages of cryptozoology as part of a suburban legend. It´s origin dates from 1995 in the rural regions of Puerto Rico. Impelled by the sensationalist media, the legend extended all the way to the United States and then to the rest of America. However, there are some anecdotal records of sev...
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Under controlled laboratory conditions, at 26 o C 75% relative humidity and a light/darkness cycle of 12/12 hours, the life cycle of the green bottle fly Phaenicia eximia (Wiedemann) was studied. The estimated average time from oviposition to the emergence of adults was 306 h (an average of almost 13 days). The eggs stadium is 19 h (0.8 d), the lar...
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Esta guía reune información acerca de los grupos de insectos presentes en Guatemala. Debido a la gran diversidad existente, únicamente se presentan descripciones detalladas a nivel de orden y familia para la mayoría de taxones. Se describen géneros o especies cuando son comunes o existe información suficiente./ This guide gathers general informatio...
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The 1042 species of Scarabaeoidea known to occur in Peru are listed with their taxonomic placement in families, subfamilies, and tribes.
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Nine new species of Ogyges Kaup (Coleoptera: Passalidae) from the mountainous cloud forests of Mesoamerica are described: O. handali new species and O. menchuae new species from Guatemala; O. cavei new species, O. laurae new species, O. llama new species, O. mutenroshii new species, O. ratcliffei new species, and O. toriyamai new species from Hondu...
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Abstract. The 198 species of dynastine scarab beetles that occur in Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize are comprehensively reviewed. Keys, descriptions, geographic distributions, adult activity in time, notes on natural history, illustrations, and maps are provided for all species. Also included are synopses of the higher-level taxa, a glossary, and a s...
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Oileus gasparilomi sp. n. is described from nine specimens from the mountains of Quiché in Guatemala, from cloud forest at 1795 m elevation. This represents the second species of the genus for Guatemala, differing from the closely related Mexican species Oileus rimator (Truqui) in having a straight anterior clypeal border, the postocular sulcus div...
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A rapid biodiversity assessment was carried out in the Sierra Chinajá, Guatemala in order to support the conservation policies of the national agency for protected areas management. This study represents the first systematic account of the flora and fauna of the area. The floristic composition was surveyed using 21 Whitaker plots and non-systematic...
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Scarabaeoidea es uno de los grupos mejor conocidos biogeograficamente en Centroamérica Nuclear, especialmente Guatemala. Han sido usados para establecer áreas de endemismo en bosques nubosos de la región y para analizar relaciones entre esas áreas. Una división mayor norte-sur de estas áreas endémicas está descrita. Escenarios de tierra de baja ele...
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SUBFAMILY PASSALINAE LEACH 1815 TRIBE PASSALINI LEACH 1815 This Pantropical tribe includes six genera (five described) in the New World. Passalus Fabricius 1792 Reyes-Castillo (1970b), generic diagnosis and species list; Reyes-Castillo & Schuster (1983), nomenclatural change; Boucher (1986), descriptions; Boucher (1990), description and revalidatio...
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We linked primary dispersal by spider monkeys (Ateles geoffroyi) and howler monkeys (Alouatta pigra) to post-dispersal seed fate by studying the effects of dung type and defecation pattern on secondary seed dispersal by dung beetles. First, we described the defecation patterns for both primate species. Howler monkeys generally defecated in groups (...
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The following nomenclatural changes in passalid taxonomy are made: Veturius laevior (Kaup 1868) n. stat., bonasp.; V. lineatosulcatus Luederwaldt 1941, n. syn. of V. laevior; Ogyges championi (Bates 1886) n. stat., bona sp.; and O. laevior (Kaup 1868) sensu auct., n. syn.of O. championi. New distribution records are given for V. sinuatocollis Kuwer...
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Biological diversity conservation within natural reserves has been prioritized, but conservation efforts outside protected areas (where most human activities take place) have been very little considered. In this scenario, an alternative agricultural practice that may reduce the impacts of fragmentation in outer landscapes is a perforation process,...
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Two new species of Copris Geoffroy from Guatemala and Honduras are described and illustrated: Copris caliginosus sp. nov. and Copris nubilosus sp. nov. Both species are related to C. sallei Harold, which is redescribed and illustrated for the first time. A key for the remotus complex is also included. New distributional records of Copris are provid...
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El género Proculus y sus cinco especies conocidas son redescritas, además se describe Proculus jicaquei sp. nov. Son sinonimizados: P. beckeri Zang, 1905 (syn. nov.) y P. densipennis Casey, 1914 (syn. nov.) con P. opacipennis (Thompson, 1857); P. mandibularis Casey, 1914 (syn. nov.) con P. burmeisteri Kuwert, 1891; y P. kraatzi Kuwert, 1898 (syn. n...
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Kohlmann, Bert, Delgado, Enio Cano And Leonardo (2003): New species and records of Copris (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae; Scarabaeinae) from Central America. Zootaxa 167: 1-16, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.156784
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Three new species of Phyllophaga (Chlaenobia) are described from eight Guatemalan localities: P. fraternaria from cloud forests and coffee plantations at 1,320-1,800 m in the departments of San Marcos and Quetzaltenango; P. schusteriana from pine-oak forests at 1,500 m in the departments of Alta and Baja Verapaz; and P. marilucasana from oak forest...
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New species of Phyllophaga (sensu stricto) are described from Mexican and Guatemalan localities as follows: Phyllophaga jovelana NEW SPECIES from northern mountains of Chiapas; Phyllophaga serratipes NEW SPECIES and Phyllophaga serrana NEW SPECIES from the mountains of Baja Verapaz and Zacapa. These species are living in isolated pine-oak or cloud...
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Los Passalidae, por varias razones, son buenos organismos indicadores de endemismo. Encontramos 66 especies de Passalidae en 32 bosques nubosos de Guatemala. Para priorizar la conservación de estos bosques, establecimos un método que evalúa riqueza de especies, endemismo y similitud entre ensambles de pasálidos y el grado de protección de los bosqu...
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Experimental work has established that vertebrates can have a large impact on the abundance of arthropods in temperate forest and grasslands, as well as on tropical islands. The importance of vertebrate insectivory has only rarely been evaluated for main- land tropical ecosystems. In this study, we used exclosures to measure the impact of birds on...
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La geoestadística es una rama de la estadística aplicada con la que es posible modelar estructuras espaciales a partir del análisis de la dependencia espacial que pueda existir o no, entre los diferentes valores que una variable de interés pueda tomar. Se utilizó geoestadística en el análisis del patrón espacial de especies de escarabajos copronecr...
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Resumen: Se describe Plusiotis ericsmithi sp. nov. de un bosque nuboso de baja altitud (1100 msnm) en la Sierra del Merendon, Guatemala, cerca de la frontera con Honduras. Ademas, se incluyen ilustraciones de los genitales masculinos y femeninos. Abstract: Plusiotis ericsmithii n. sp. is described from a low altitude cloud forest (1100 m) in the Gu...
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Resurnen: Dos especies nuevas de escarabajos del genero Plusiotis describen de un bosque nuboso, 1560-1900 m en el departamento de San Marcos, Guatemala. Tambien se describen las hembras de P. turkheimi Ohaus, P. auropunctata Ohaus y P. quiche Moron. Ademas, se registra por primera vez a P. turkheimi para Guatemala. Abstract: Two new species of Plu...
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The apparent rarity (four specimens known) of Deltochilum valgum acropyge Bates is due to a collecting artifact. Captures of 10 adult specimens in the Mayan Biosphere Reserve, Peten, Guatemala, in traps baited with live millipedes (Diplopoda: Spirobolida), suggest that it is a specialist in millipede predation, of nocturnal habits and has wide geog...
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Petrejoides caralae New Species is described from wet lowland forest of eastern Guatemala (450-950 m altitude). The aedeagus of Petrejoides michoacanae Schuster is described. /// Se describe Petrejoides caralae Nueva Especie de bosque húmedo de tierras bajas, del este de Guatemala, entre 450-950 metros de altitud. Se describe el edeago de Petrejoid...
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Se describe por primera vez los edeagos de Comacupes basalis (Smith), Taeniocerus pygmaeus (Kaup), Ceracupes fronticornis (West.), Cylindrocaulus patalis lewis, Macrolinus sikkimensis Stol. y Acera/us granchs iBurrn.l, So rodescnbe el edoago de Auíacocydus edentulus Macleay y leptaulax formosanus Van Doesburg. Se resume la información sobre el edea...
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Summary Accelerated rates of deforestation, species loss and global threat to biodiversity make imperative increasing conservation efforts such as establishment of biological reserves, based on studies of biodiversity indicators. However, in developing regions such as Central America, the time, economic resources and taxonomic expertise are scarce....

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