印度东北部特里普拉邦的Unakoti考古遗址及其周围的蝴蝶(鳞翅目:蝴蝶目)，新增59个蝴蝶区系

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Asian Journal of Conservation Biology Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.53562/ajcb.ndzf2600

S. Bhowmik, Lepidoptera Conservation, Sujitraj Das Chowdhury, Avifauna Conservation

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作者调查了Unakoti考古遗址及其周边不同的生境，共记录了鳞翅目6科23亚科126属216种昆虫。该研究于2016年至2020年进行，涵盖了不同的季节，即季风前(1 - 4月)，季风(5 - 8月)和季风后(9 - 12月)。该研究报告了1972年印度野生动物(保护)法案中2个物种被列入第I类，25个物种被列入第II类，5个物种被列入第IV类。这项研究还记录了Unakoti考古遗址及其周围蝴蝶的季节性多样性和栖息地。在研究期间，记录了59种蝴蝶作为特里普拉邦蝴蝶动物群的新成员。在研究期间记录的所有蝴蝶物种的高质量照片已包括在本文中。

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Butterflies (Lepidoptera: Rhopalocera) in and around the Unakoti Archaeological Site with 59 new additions to the Butterfly Fauna of Tripura, North-eastern India

The authors have surveyed different habitats in and around the Unakoti Archaeological Site and documented a total of 216 species classified under 6 families, 23 subfamilies and 126 genera of the order Lepidoptera. The study was conducted from 2016 to 2020, covering different seasons namely pre-monsoon (Jan-Apr), monsoon (May-Aug) and post-monsoon (Sep-Dec) respectively. The study reports 2 species under schedule I, 25 species under schedule II, and 5 species under schedule IV of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972. This study also documented seasonal diversity and habitat-wise occurrence of butterflies in and around the Unakoti Archaeological Site. During the study, 59 butterfly species were recorded as new additions to the butterfly fauna of Tripura. High-quality photographs of all the butterfly species documented during the study have been included in this paper.

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