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• W2078171432 abstract "Until now, no investigations have been made on the diversity of woodlice in any region of Tunisia. In the framework of the MEDCORE project, particular emphasis has been put on the study of terrestrial isopod diversity in the Berkoukech area (north-west of Tunisia). Two sites were selected for this study: the beach dune system and an inland site located in Rabouet Bou Ali. In the beach dune system, isopods were studied in three biotopes: a grazed meadow (biotope 1), a maquis of Pistacia lentiscus, Quercus coccifera, Erica arborea, Phylleria angustifolia , and Callycotome villosa (biotope 2), and a climax forest of Quercus coccifera, Juniperus oxycedrus, Juniperus phoenicea , and Callycotome villosa (biotope 3). In Rabouet Bou Ali, a Quercus suber forest (biotope 4) was chosen for study. In the Berkoukech area, 12 species of terrestrial isopods belonging to five families were collected: Tylidae, Porcellionidae, Philosciidae, Platyarthridae, and Armadillidiidae. Among these, two species are reported as new for Tunisia. Furthermore, this study indicates that isopods are not evenly distributed in the various biotopes: they vary in number of species as well as in number of specimens. Biotope 2 shows the highest diversity and is the most homogeneous (Is = 3.16; H′ = 1.76; J′ = 0.88), while biotope 4 exhibits the lowest values (Is = 1.2; H′ = 0.475; J′ = 0.3). The similarity between the various communities, estimated by the Bray-Curtis index, shows that the biotopes cluster according to their plant associations. Jusqu'a present aucune investigation relative a la diversite des isopodes terrestres n'a ete realisee en Tunisie. Dans le cadre du projet «MEDCORE», une etude sur la diversite des isopodes terrestres dans le bassin versant de Berkoukech, localise au Nord-Ouest de la Tunisie, a ete effectuee. On a echantillonnee une zone littorale ainsi qu'une zone plus interieure, cette derniere localisee a Rabouet Bou Ali. Pour ceci quatre habitats (biotopes) ont ete selectionnes. Dans la zone littorale, la diversite des isopodes terrestres a ete etudiee dans trois biotopes differents: une prairie degradee (biotope 1), un maquis de Pistacia lentiscus, Quercus coccifera, Erica arborea, Phylleria angustifolia et Callycotome villosa (biotope 2), et une foret climax composee de Quercus coccifera, Juniperus oxycedrus, Juniperus phoenicea et Callycotome villosa (biotope 3); et au niveau de Rabouet Bou Ali, une foret de Quercus suber (biotope 4) a ete retenue pour cette etude. Dans le bassin versant de Berkoukech, 12 especes d'isopodes terrestres, appartenant a cinq familles: Tylidae, Porcellionidae, Philosciidae, Platyarthridae, Armadillidiidae, ont ete collectees. Parmi ces especes, deux sont signalees pour la premiere fois en Tunisie. Toutefois, cette etude a montre que les differents biotopes etudies presentent des structures differentes de leurs peuplements aussi bien en nombre d'especes qu'en nombre de specimens. Le biotope 2 montre la diversite la plus importante et presente la communaute la plus equilibree (Is = 3,16; H′ = 1,76; J′ = 0,88), alors que le biotope 4 montre la plus faible diversite et la communaute la plus desequilibree (Is = 1,2; H′ = 0,47; J′ = 0,3). La similarite entre les differentes communautes, estimee par l'indice de similarite de Bray-Curtis, met en evidence que les biotopes sont regroupes selon les associations vegetales." @default.
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• W2078171432 title "The diversity of terrestrial Isopoda in the Berkoukech area, Kroumirie, Tunisia" @default.
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