Temporal Dynamics and Resource Availability for Drosophilid Fruit Flies (Insecta, Diptera) in a Gallery Forest in the Brazilian Savanna

Table 1

Abundance of drosophilids species breeding in Mauritia flexuosa fruits collected in a gallery forest of the Ecological Reserve of IBGE, Brasília, DF. Rainy season: October to March, dry season: April to September.

Taxon	Rainy	Dry	Total
Drosophila willistoni Sturtevant, 1916	1466	885	2351
D. fumipennis Duda, 1925	373	134	507
D. simulans ^† Sturtevant, 1919	154	20	174
D. immigrans ^† Sturtevant, 1921	86	38	124
D. malerkotliana ^† Parshad and Paika, 1964	104	4	108
D. prosaltans Duda, 1927	69	24	93
D. stutervanti Duda, 1927	87	5	92
D. nebulosa Sturtevant, 1916	65	7	72
Mycodrosophila sp. 1	41	4	45
D. cuaso Bächli, Vilela and Ratcov, 2000	16	17	33
D. paramediostriata Townsend and Wheeler, 1955	0	23	23
Zaprionus indianus ^† Gupta, 1970	22	0	22
D. mediostriata Duda, 1925	14	2	16
D. ornatifrons Duda, 1927	11	5	16
D. camargoi ^‡ Dobzhansky and Pavan in Pavan, 1950	14	1	15
D. mediosignata Dobzhansky and Pavan, 1943	2	10	12
D. calloptera Schiner, 1868	11	0	11
D. dreyfusi Dobzhansky and Pavan, 1943	10	0	10
D. atrata Burla and Pavan, 1953	7	1	8
Neotanygastrela tricoloripes ^‡ Duda, 1925	0	2	2
D. schildi Malloch, 1924	0	2	2
D. maculifrons Duda, 1927	1	1	2
D. capricorni Dobzhansky and Pavan, 1943	1	0	1
D. bocainensis Pavan and da Cunha, 1947	0	1	1
D. quadrum ^‡ Wiedemann, 1830	1	0	1
Drosophila sp. 1	0	8	8
Drosophila sp. 2	10	4	14

^†Exotic species.
^‡New record for the Cerrado biome.