Keywords
Bioindicators
Entomofauna
Global warming
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Abstract
The Earth's climate has been affected by human activities, triggering environmental changes that may affect biodiversity. Furthermore, climate change is related to a higher concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere and a greater incidence of ultraviolet radiation. Combined with deforestation, agriculture, and urban sprawl, these changes disrupt the environment. Because insects are sensitive to disturbances they can be used as bioindicators, because the changes influence life cycle, geographical distribution limits, and nutrition of insects. This study is a literature review has examined the effects of climate change on groups of aquatic insects (order Odonata) and terrestrial insects (orders Hymenoptera and Lepidoptera). Climate change has a significant impact on entomofauna, especially in its distribution.
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