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Zoological Collections from Bahia State
Brazil
Favízia Freitas de
Oliveira
[email protected]
[email protected]
Zoological Museum
State University of Feira de Santana
(MZUEFS, Feira de Santana, Bahia, Brazil)
Marine Invertebrate Division
WALTER RAMOS PINTO CERQUEIRA
Insects Division
FREDDY RUBEN BRAVO QUIJANO
Ornithology Division
CAIO GRACO MACHADO SANTOS
Pisces Division
PAULO ROBERTO DUARTE LOPES
Venomous Animals and Herpetology Division
FLORA ACUNÃ JUCÁ
General Curator: Favízia Freitas de Oliveira
Zoological Museum
State University of Feira de Santana
(MZUEFS, Feira de Santana, Bahia, Brazil)
Insects Division
174.142 specimens
Ornithology Division
92 specimens
Approximately ¼ of the collection Digitalized (insects:
28.000 records digitalized)
(dried preserved specimens mounted in pins,
preserved in pots with alcohol 70% and taxidermies)
Zoological Museum
State University of Feira de Santana
(MZUEFS, Feira de Santana, Bahia, Brazil)
Ecosystems Represented
Semi-Arid Region
Atlantic Rain Forest
Restinga
Entomological Collection
Bee Laboratory
Agricultural Development Enterprise of Bahia State
(LABE, EBDA, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil)
Bee Collection – 40.000 specimens approximately
400 species (dried preserved specimens)
Approximately ¼ of the collection Digitalized
Responsible: Marina Siqueira de Castro
Entomological Collection
Bee Laboratory
Agricultural Development Enterprise of Bahia
(LABE, EBDA, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil)
Ecosystems
Represented
Semi-Arid Region
Atlantic Rain Forest
Zoological Museum
Federal University of Bahia
(MZUFBA, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil)
Zoological collection with 110.000 specimens approximately
Marine Invertebrate Division
SOLANGE PEIXINHO E CARLA MENEGOLA
Insects Division
LUIZ AUGUSTO MAZZAROLO
Ornithology Division
WILFRID KLEIN
Pisces Division
ANGELA MARIA ZANATA
Herpetology Division
MARCELO FELGUEIRAS NAPOLI
General Curator: Marcelo Felgueiras Napoli
Bee Collection
Laboratory of Biology and Ecology of Bees
(LABEA, MZUFBA Salvador, Bahia, Brazil)
Bee Collection – 25.000 specimens approximately
200 species (dried preserved specimens)
Approximately 100% of the collection Digitalized
Responsible: Blandina Felipe Viana
Entomological Collection
Laboratory of Biology and Ecology of Bees
Biological Institute of the Federal University
of the Bahia
(LABEA, UFBA Salvador, Bahia, Brazil)
Ecosystems
Represented
Restinga
Caatinga
University
zoological
of
Bahia
collection
State
(UNEB):
(Pisces
and
Insects).
State University of Santa Cruz (UESC):
(UESC)
Natural
specimens
History
Museum
approximately:
Herpetology, Crustacean).
(40.000
Mammals,
State
University
of
the
Southwest
of
Bahia
(UESB): Arachnids, Insects and Reptilian (3.000
specimens, approximately).
Executive Commission of the Plan of Cocoa Planting
(CEPLAC):
cultivations
Entomology
plagues)
(with
-
Ants
focus
(20.000
in
regional
specimens);
Herpetology (10.000 specimens, especially serpents);
Mammals (small, some skins of gnawing).
Oswaldo
Cruz
Foundation
Entomology (25.000 specimens).
(FIOCRUZ):
All Zoological collections from Bahia State having pollinators
(insects, birds, bats and others) are integrating the “Pollinator
Network From Bahia State”.
* The principal objective of the network is Connect “Research Groups”
Groups” from Bahia,
Bahia,
even those in different stage of development and different expertise
expertise (Ecologists,
Ethologists,
Ethologists, Systematists,
Systematists, Taxonomists, etc.), optimizing the humans resources,
financials and laboratorial for generation of scientific and technological
technological knowledge,
contributing to the advance and diffusion of the knowledge on the
the area, adding
forces to viability of Projects and Actions concerning to the Mapping,
Mapping, Conservation
and Sustained Management of Pollinators, objecting also opening of markets not yet
available.
Most of the database are in excel/access program (easer to
import for other programs).
MZUEFS - starting a project for creating the virtual Museum, with
access of data by internet (other collection will join this
proposal).
Starting getting the registration of the collections on the Ministry
of Environment (CGEN) – The MZUEFS was the first collection
from Bahia registered on the CGEN (other are in process).
Since 2002 – using GPS to obtain geographic information.
Other information are also included (visited plants, structure of
nests, seasonality, etc…)
Starting preparing a image database.
Figures 9 to 20. Species of
Scaptotrigona
Moure
(workers). 9 a 6- Frontal view
of head: 9- S. postica;10- S.
helenae sp. nov.; 11- S.
xanthotricha;
12S.
bipunctata; 13- S. verae sp.
nov.; 14- S. cristinae sp.
nov.; 15- S. tubiba; 16- S.
marina sp. nov.. 17 and 20Antenna detail: 17- S. postica;
20- S. xanthotricha. 18 e 19S.bipunctata: 18. Pre-occipital
edge; 19- gena in lateral view.
Figuras 56 a 67. Species of
Scaptotrigona
Moure
(workers).
56
to
63Metassoma in dorsal view: 56S. postica; 57- S. helenae sp.
nov.; 58- S. xanthotricha; 59S. bipunctata; 60- S. verae
sp. nov.; 61- S. cristinae sp.
nov.; 62- S. tubiba; 63- S.
marina sp. nov.. 64 and 67Laterals of T1: 64- S. postica;
65- S. helenae sp. nov.; 66S.
xanthotricha;
67S.
cristinae sp. nov..
Figuras 47 a 55. Species of Scaptotrigona Moure (operária). 47 a 54- Anterior wings (dorsal face): 47S. postica; 48- S. helenae sp. nov.; 49- S. xanthotricha; 50- S. bipunctata; 51- S. verae sp. nov.; 52- S.
cristinae sp. nov.; 53- S. tubiba; 54- S. marina sp. nov.. 55- Posterior wing of S. xanthotricha, showing
the hamule (usually in number of 7).