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September 23, 2025Asian Journal of Research in Zoology0 citationsOpen Access

Insect Fauna of Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary, Bihar, India: A Baseline Assessment

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RRRishi RajGalgotias UniversityMSMayank SinghJRE Group of InstitutionsMSMd ShahbazPatna University

Key Points

  • A total of 112 insect species were documented during the study in Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary.
  • The species belong to 11 orders and 56 families, including 41 from Lepidoptera and 18 from Coleoptera.
  • The checklist serves as a critical foundation for future biodiversity studies in the region.
  • This assessment highlights the importance of understanding the ecosystem health of the sanctuary.

Abstract

This paper presents the list of insects found during the 15-day faunal assessment survey of the Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary (BWS), Bihar. In total, 112 species of insects were documented. A preliminary checklist has been prepared that provides baseline information for biodiversity studies in the region. These species are distributed across 11 orders and 56 families. Of these, 41 species belonged to order Lepidoptera, 18 to order Coleoptera, 12 to order Hymenoptera, 11 to order Orthoptera, nine to order Hemiptera, eight to order Odonata, six to order Diptera, three to order Blattodea, two to order Mantodea, and one each to order Plecoptera and Dermaptera. This checklist is crucial for understanding the health of the ecosystem of Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary.

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Raj et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4759031b076d99fa6d733https://doi.org/10.9734/ajriz/2025/v8i4217
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