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    This document contains species counts from fly surveys conducted across six sites (D1-D5, Dampas) and five families. Chrysomyia bezziana was the most abundant species overall, comprising 11.6% of the total count of 2741 flies. Species richness was lowest in site D2 and highest in site D3, with an overall diversity of 0.31 and evenness of 0.34.

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    This document contains species counts from fly surveys conducted across six sites (D1-D5, Dampas) and five families. Chrysomyia bezziana was the most abundant species overall, comprising 11.6% of the total count of 2741 flies. Species richness was lowest in site D2 and highest in site D3, with an overall diversity of 0.31 and evenness of 0.34.

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    This document contains species counts from fly surveys conducted across six sites (D1-D5, Dampas) and five families. Chrysomyia bezziana was the most abundant species overall, comprising 11.6% of the total count of 2741 flies. Species richness was lowest in site D2 and highest in site D3, with an overall diversity of 0.31 and evenness of 0.34.

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    SPECIES

    1) FAMILY CALLIPHORIDAE
    Chrysomyia bezziana
    Chrysomyia megacephala
    Chrysomyia rufifacies
    Chrysomyia schoenigi
    2) FAMILY MUSCIDAE
    Musca domestica
    Musca sorbens
    Orthellia indica
    Orthellia sp.
    3) FAMILY SARCOPHAGIDAE
    Sarcophaga carnaria
    Total

    D1

    D2

    D3

    D4

    D5

    Dampas

    80
    72
    5
    2

    62
    26
    6
    1

    96
    17
    14
    1

    40
    5
    4

    40
    7
    6

    318
    127
    35
    4

    1280
    1

    280
    2
    6
    7

    307
    2
    4
    6

    169
    1
    3

    176
    2
    7
    4

    2212
    8
    17
    20

    390

    447

    222

    242

    0
    2741

    1440

    Relative
    Abundance

    Species
    Richness/
    Diversity

    Species
    eveness

    Species
    Dominance

    11.60160525 0.310498178 0.34381754 0.65618246


    4.633345494
    1.276906239
    0.145932142
    80.70047428
    0.291864283
    0.620211602
    0.729660708

    SPECIES
    1) FAMILY CALLIPHORIDAE
    Chrysomyia bezziana
    Chrysomyia megacephala
    Chrysomyia rufifacies
    Chrysomyia schoenigi
    2) FAMILY MUSCIDAE
    Musca domestica
    Musca sorbens
    Orthellia indica
    Orthellia sp.
    3) FAMILY SARCOPHAGIDAE
    Sarcophaga carnaria
    Total

    M1

    M2

    M3

    M4

    87
    22
    11
    2

    73
    6

    31
    2

    M5

    maribojoc

    33
    8
    11

    75
    5
    25

    208
    35
    50
    2

    77
    2

    10
    1

    44

    235
    11

    8
    550

    Relative
    Abundance

    Species
    Richness/
    Diversity

    Species
    eveness

    Species
    Dominan
    ce

    37.81818182 0.575987448 0.637796296 0.362204


    6.363636364
    9.090909091
    0.363636364
    42.72727273
    2
    0.181818182
    1.454545455

    SPECIES
    1) FAMILY CALLIPHORIDAE
    Chrysomyia bezziana
    Chrysomyia megacephala
    Chrysomyia rufifacies
    Chrysomyia schoenigi
    2) FAMILY MUSCIDAE
    Musca domestica
    Musca sorbens
    Orthellia indica
    Orthellia sp.
    3) FAMILY SARCOPHAGIDAE
    Sarcophaga carnaria
    Total

    L1

    L2

    L3

    L4

    L5

    Loon

    59
    3
    5

    21
    6

    11
    7
    2

    6
    4

    100
    20
    7

    50
    1

    40
    2

    45
    1

    17
    1

    44

    196
    5

    3
    1

    3
    1

    3
    334

    Relative
    Abundance

    Species
    Richness/
    Diversity

    Species
    eveness

    Species
    Dominance

    29.94011976 0.469421048 0.555463 0.44453658


    5.988023952
    2.095808383

    58.68263473
    1.497005988
    0.898203593
    0.898203593

    Relative
    Abundanc
    D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 Dampas e
    SPECIES
    n log n
    1) FAMILY CALLIPHORIDAE
    Chrysomyia bezziana 80 62 96 40 40
    318 11.601605
    Chrysomyia megacephala
    72 26 17
    5
    7
    127 4.6333455
    Chrysomyia rufifacies 5
    6 14
    4
    6
    35 1.2769062
    Chrysomyia schoenigi 2
    1
    1
    4 0.1459321
    2) FAMILY MUSCIDAE
    Musca domestica 1280 280 307 169 176
    2212 80.700474
    Musca sorbens
    1
    2
    2
    1
    2
    8 0.2918643
    Orthellia indica
    6
    4
    7
    17 0.6202116
    Orthellia sp.
    7
    6
    3
    4
    20 0.7296607
    3) FAMILY SARCOPHAGIDAE
    Sarcophaga carnaria
    0
    0
    Total
    1440 390 447 222 242
    2741
    100 9423.3087

    f log f

    Species
    Richness/
    Diversity

    795.77182 0.310498178
    267.18307
    54.042382
    2.40824
    7398.6647
    7.2247199
    20.917632
    26.0206

    8572.2332

    Species
    eveness
    0.343818

    Species
    Dominance

    Relative
    M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 maribojoc Abundance n log n

    0.65618246 87
    22
    11
    2

    9
    2

    4 33 75
    8 5
    1 11 25

    73 31 77 10 44
    6 2 2 1
    1
    6

    208
    35
    50
    2

    f log f

    37.8181818
    6.36363636
    9.09090909
    0.36363636

    482.15717
    54.042382
    84.9485
    0.60206

    235 42.7272727
    11
    2

    557.20095
    11.45532

    1 0.18181818

    8 1.45454545
    550
    1507.1995 1190.4064

    Species
    Richness/
    Diversity
    0.575987448

    Species
    eveness
    0.637796

    Species
    Dominance

    L1 L2 L3 L4 L5

    0.3622037 59 21 11
    3 6 7
    5
    2

    Loon

    Relative
    Abundance n log n

    6
    4

    100 29.9401198
    20 5.98802395
    7 2.09580838

    50 40 45 17 44
    1 2 1 1

    196 58.6826347
    5 1.49700599

    3
    1

    3 0.89820359
    1

    3 0.89820359
    334
    842.93132

    f log f

    Species
    Richness/
    Diversity

    200 0.469421048
    26.0206
    5.9156863

    449.28219
    3.49485
    1.4313638

    686.14469

    Species
    eveness
    0.555463

    Species
    Dominance
    0.44453658

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