Faunal biodiversity collected from 3 different locations with at least 10 species of insects

Abstract

Taxonomy, Systematics, and Phylogeny are important fields of study in the context of Biological Sciences. Studying biodiversity as well as understanding the evolutionary relationships between taxa is of fundamental importance. The objective of the present work is to demonstrate the presence of several species of insects, particularly mosquitoes, collected in the 2024.1 semester, by students of the mandatory discipline of General Systematics and Phylogênia (TA 464) as a practical part of the discipline's activities mediated by Academic Monitoring. The students of the discipline of General Systematics and Phylogeny (TA 464), due to the practical work carried out throughout the 2024.1 semester, postulate that it is a matter of time for the arrival of oropouche fever in the city of Tauá due to the faunal biodiversity of mosquitoes in the city and the fact that BR 020 serves as a "corridor" for the entry and exit of humans and mosquitoes transported by motor vehicles circulating 24 hours a day. day on BR 020. Stressing that interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary measures must be taken to minimize the impact on the population. As well as new research should be carried out with partnerships between CECITEC and LACEN/Tauá.