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Shuˆhei Nomura1), Munetoshi Maruyama1)and Shiho Arai2): The Soil Staphylinoid Faunas of the Akasaka Imperial Gardens and

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‰‹ŒŠ TT01 (1 ex.); TT02 (1 ex.); TT03 (6 exs.); TT04 (4 exs.).

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TA07 (1 ex.); TA09 (2 exs.); TA10 (11 exs.); TA11 (8 exs.); TA12 (35 exs.).

‰‹ŒŠ TT01 (1 ex.); TT03 (2 exs.); TT04 (5 exs.).

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TA07 (4 exs.); TA08 (4 exs.); TA09 (1 ex.); TA10 (6 exs.); TA11 (2 exs.); TA12 (6 exs.).

‰‹ŒŠ TT02 (8 exs.); TT04 (3 exs.).

2. Euconnussp. 2

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'* TT01 (2 exs.); TT02 (2 exs.); TT03 (16 exs.); TT04 (18 exs.).

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'()* TA04 (1 ex.); TA07 (3 exs.); TA08 (1 ex.).

'* TT03 (1 ex.); TT04 (1 ex.).

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'()* TA01 (4 exs.); TA02 (3 exs.); TA03 (2 exs.); TA04 (3 exs.); TA07 (1 ex.); TA08 (1 ex.);

TA09 (2 exs.); TA10 (4 exs.); TA11 (5 exs.); TA12 (2 exs.).

'* TT03 (5 exs.); TT04 (3 exs.).

Micropeplinae EA+,-./40

3. Micropeplus fulvus japonicusSharpBFGEA+,-./

'()* TA01 (2 exs.); TA02 (4 exs.); TA06 (1 ex.); TA09 (2 exs.); TA10 (2 exs.); TA12 (6 exs.).

'* TT03 (2 exs.); TT04 (7 exs.).

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'()* TA02 (2 exs.); TA03 (3 exs.); TA04 (5 exs.); TA08 (1 ex.); TA09 (2 exs.); TA10 (2 exs.);

TA11 (5 exs.); TA12 (4 exs.).

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TA08 (1 ex.); TA10 (3 exs.); TA11 (23 exs.); TA12 (13 exs.).

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19. Athetasp. 6

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TT01 (3 exs.); TT03 (5 exs.); TT04 (12 exs.).

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TT04 (4 exs.).

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TA01 (1 ex.); TA03 (3 exs.); TA05 (1 ex.); TA06 (1 ex.); TA07 (1 ex.); TA10 (3 exs.).

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Summary

In the faunistic survey carried out from 2002 to 2003, 34 staphylinoid species in four families were collected from the Akasaka Imperial Gardens, Minato-ku, Tokyo, and 25 species in four families were recognized in the Tokiwamatsu Imperial Villa, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Soil staphylinoid faunas of Akasaka, Tokiwamatsu, Fukiage Garden of the Imperial Palace (Nomura, Kishimoto & Watanabe, 2000), and the Institute for Nature Study, National Science Museum (Nomura & Kishimoto, 2001) were compared to one another by Jaccard’s coe$cient of community (CC) and Nomura & Simpson’s coe$cient (NSC). The a$nity between the Imperial Palace and the Institute for Nature Study is low. The fauna of Akasaka is closely allied to that of the Imperial Palace with 80% of common species. Soil staphylinoid communities at twelve sites in Akasaka and four sites of Tokiwamatsu were quantitatively sampled, and analyzed using three kinds of diversity indices (H, J andHN). The di#erence in average diversity index (Shannon function:H) was not significant, but the relative diversity index (Pielou’sJ) was slightly high in Akasaka.

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Nomura, S., T. Kishimoto & Y. Watanabe, 2000. A faunistic study on the staphylinoid beetles (Insecta, Coleoptera) from the Garden of the Imperial Palace, Tokyo, Japan. Mem. natn. Sci. Mus., Tokyo, (36):

257286.

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[Nomura, S. & T. Kishimoto, 2001. The soil beetle fauna of the Institute for National Science Museum, Tokyo, Japan (1), Staphylinoidea.Misc. Rep. Inst. Nature Study, (33): 301312.]

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