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Foram coletados 1.007 indivíduos de 12 espécies de Calliphoridae e quatro espécies de Mesembrinellidae. A família Calliphoridae foi mais abundante, 97,12%. A abundância das espécies nativas apresentou forte correlação negativa FRPDDEGkFDGRJrHURP. 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DUDHRIPRVWVSHFHVGHHRSGHFRPSRVJRUJDF 7KVGHWRWKHVHFKDUDFWHUVWFV0HVHPEUHGDH PDWWHUDGVRPHVSHFHVDUHUHSRUWHGWRFDVHPDVV VSHFHVDUHHFHHWERGFDWRUVRISUHVHUHGDUHDV (GUIMARÃES; PAPAVERO, 1999). Due to the fact (GADELHA et al., 2009). WKDWPPDWUHVVHGHFRPSRVJRUJDFPDWWHUPD VSHFHVDUHHWUHPHPSRUWDWIRUIRUHVFHWRPRRJ ,UHFHWHDUVIRUHVWHURPHWVSUDFWFD VFHWKHFDEHVHGWRFDFDWHWKHSRVWPRUWHP DVWDWHVRIUDKDHVIIHUHGIURPDWHVH WHUDDGHHGFDWHWKHSDFHRIGHDWK0(17 GHDVWDWRSURFHVVWKDWKDVFUHDVJGHFUHDVHGWKH HWD:KHDGWVPD&DSKRUGDHVSHFHV amount of preserved area (SCHIELEINA; BÖRNERA, DFWDVSRDWRUV6((HWD 2018; NASSER et al., 2019). The expansion of urban DUHDVWRDWUDHURPHWVFDVHVWKHGHVWUFWRRI &DSKRUGDHVSHFHVKDHGIIHUHWGHJUHHVRI countless habitats of different species (PIGNATARO et WRHUDFHWRHURPHWDFRGWRVDGWKHUHIRUHDUH D,JHHUDDFUHDVHWKHDWKURSDWR HUDIIHFWHGEKPDPSDFWDWUDHURPHWV level decreases insect species diversity (MARINONI; (SOUSA et al., 2014). Thus, from a conservation point GANHO, 2006; FERRAGUTI et al., 2016) and, of view, fy communities are directly affected by both WKHUHIRUHWVPSRUWDWWRUHFRJHWKHHWRPRIDDRI environmental degradation and exotic species (CARMO; FHUWDDUHDVWRPRWRUWKHPSDFWVRIDWKURSFDFWR VASCONCELOS, 2016). As a result, they are excellent in these communities (HALLMANN et al., 2017). In GFDWRUVRIDWKURSRJHFPSDFWVDVZHDVGFDWRUV DGGWRRFDERGHUVWRVVGUHFWDIIHFWVKPDV of forest regeneration and conservation degree (SOUSA ERWKWHUPVRIKHDWKDGHFRRPFD&58=HW HWD D,WKVFRWHWRRRJFDHWRUHVDP 7KHIIDP0HVHPEUHGDHSWHUD PDWRNRZZKFKVSHFHVPDNHSWKHDDHG Oestroidea), in turn, is exclusively neotropical FRPPWHVDGWKVSURGHHFHVVDUGDWDIRUIDD WHITWORTH; YUSSEFF-VANEGAS, 2019 )RU conservation and management (SILVEIRA et al., 2010). PDHDUVWKVJURSZDVWUHDWHGDVDVEIDPRI 7KHUHIRUHWKVVWGDPHGWRHWRUWKH &DSKRUGDHKRZHHUPHURVWDRRPFDG &DSKRUGDHDG0HVHPEUHGDHRI,KD*UDGH GHHRSPHWDGIIHUHFHVDRZHGWWREHVHSDUDWHG 1DWRD3DUNDGFRUUHDWHWKHDEGDFHRIWKHWZR (GUIMARÃES, 1977). Females of Mesembrinellidae IDPHVZWKHURPHWDDUDEHVWKHUHJR SURGFHRHHJJDWDWPHWKDWKDWFKHVWRDDUD 5RoR SR06RIR DDDR VRWKHUUHJRRI,KD*UDGH1DWRD3DUN5RGUJHV Island (24°00’31”S, 54°10’36”W) and Saraiva Island Ilha Grande National Park (53°41’09.2”, (24°00’13”S, 54°09’55”W). For the collections and 23°16’32”S and 54°16’21.7”W, 24°04’11.5”S) includes statistical analysis, the islands were identifed as the VHHUDVDGVWKH3DUDi5HURWKHERUGHU IRRZJ5RGUJHV,VDG ,VDG,DG6DUDD EHWZHHWKHVWDWHVRI3DUDiDG0DWR*URVVRGR ,VDG ,VDG,, 6UD7KHSKWRSKVRJRPRIWKHSDUNKDV FKDUDFWHUVWFVRIVHDVRDVHPGHFGRVDD 7ZRFRHFWRPHWKRGVZHUHVHGWRPDPH IRUHVWDVZHDVVEPRWDHDGGHVHRPEURSKRV WKHPEHURIVSHFHVFRHFWHGD0DDVHWUDS0, IRUHVWRIWKHWDWF)RUHVWGRPDZKFKFDEH modifed according to Duarte et al. (2010) (a single classifed macro-regionally as a transition zone between trap was set up only on Island I on the frst day of the Atlantic Forest and Cerrado (CAMPOS, 2001; FRHFWRDGUHPRHGRWKHDVWGDDGWUDSV ,*(7KHSDUNKDVDDHUDJHWHPSHUDWUHRI PDGHIURPSRHWKHHERWWHV3(7IRRZJWKH &DDSUHFSWDWRRIWRPPDG model proposed by Mello et al. (2007). On each island, DKPGVEWURSFDPHVRWKHUPDFPDWH&IDZWKD 3(7WUDSVZHUHVHWSPDSDUWIURPHDFK KRWVPPHUDFFRUGJWRWKH.HSSH*HJHUVVWHP RWKHUDGPIURPWKHJURGFRWDJJURG (CAMPOS, 2001). 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The biological material was identifed PHWKRGRRJWKHDEGDFHDGSUHFSWDWRDHV VJWKHWDRRPFNHV.RVPDHWD ZHUHWUDVIRUPHGWRDRJDUWKPVWKHDH Whitworth (2014) and Whitworth and Yusseff-Vanegas RIHDFKRIWKHVHDUDEHV7KHFRUUHDWREHWZHH (2019). 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In the remaining cases, no 2010a). In addition, it is common to fnd regionalized FRUUHDWRZDVIRGEHWZHHDEGDFHDGFPDWF population fuctuations in the group (PARALUPPI; DUDEHV)RUWKHGGDVSHFHVDDVV7DEH CASTELLÓN, 1994; VIANNA et al., 2004), which RVSHFHVVKRZHGDFRUUHDWRZWKSUHFSWDWR FRGGFDWHWKDWERWFIDFWRUVPJKWEHPRUHGHFVH DGRLLHLPLZDVFRUUHDWHGZWKUHDWHDU UHDWRWRGVWUEWR+RZHHUZKHDDHG humidity. Only PLHDGP VHSDUDWHWKHJHV P VKRZHG D VWURJ PHHZHUHFRUUHDWHGZWKWHPSHUDWUH7KH SRVWHFRUUHDWRZWKWHPSHUDWUH7KVGFDWHV FRUUHDWRDDVVRIPDEGDFHZWKWKH WKDWZWKUVJWHPSHUDWUHVGHWRPPHWFPDWH DEGDFHRIWKHPDVSHFHVFRHFWHGKDGDVWURJ change, there is a strong tendency for fy communities HJDWHFRUUHDWRIRUDDDHGVSHFHV7DEH WREHDIIHFWHG)UWKHUPRUHVFHWKVJHVKDVD VKRUWGHHRSPHWWPHFRPSDUHGWRDWHVSHFHV DWHPSHUDWUHUVHFDHDGWRDFUHDVHDVH R VSHFHVDEGDFHDGWKHUHIRUHDWHVSHFHV HFVR
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