Ökológiai indikáció lehetőségei páncélosatkák alapján
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59531/ots.2024.2.1.59-95Kulcsszavak:
biodiverzitás, talajzoológia, fauna, ökológiai szerepkör, közösségszerkezetAbsztrakt
A talajlakó páncélosatkák alkalmazásában rejlő ökológiai indikációs lehetőségeket évtizedek óta hangsúlyozzák a terület kutatói. Ezek az apró élőlények olyan sajátosságokkal rendelkeznek, melyek alkalmassá teszik őket arra, hogy környezetük változásaira érzékenyen reagáljanak, így a bioindikáció révén információt hordoznak számunkra. Páncélosakták majdnem minden élőhelytípusban előfordulnak, szárazföldön és vizekben egyaránt, sokféle mikrohabitatban (talaj, zúzmó, moha, fakéreg, epifitonok, lombozat). A széleskörű és változatos habitatokban való elterjedségen kívül alkalmazkodóképességük nagy észlelhető egyedsűrűségükben és fajdiverzitásukban is megmutatkozik. Korábban számos publikáció jelent már meg különböző szituációkban és módokon történő bioindikációjukkal kapcsolatban. A jelen dolgozat célkitűzése, hogy azokat az általános tulajdonságaikat gyűjtse össze, amelyek arra mutatnak, hogy a bennük rejlő bioindikációs potenciál lényegesen nagyobb és széleskörűbb, mint amit az eddig megjelent publikációk tükröznek.
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