TAILIEUCHUNG - The diversity of butterflies (lepidoptera, rhopalocera) in Phu Quoc national park, Kien Giang province

Research on diversity of butterflies of Phu Quoc National Park, Kien Giang Province was carried out in November and December 2003. The park is located in the northern part of Phu Quoc Island. The research was conducted in different areas, from the inhabitant areas to the natural forests without disturbance, from sea water level to the highest peak of the Nui Chua (603 m). | JOURNAL OF SCIENCE OF HNUE Natural Sci. 2010 Vol. 55 No. 6 pp. 149-160 THE DIVERSITY OF BUTTERFLIES LEPIDOPTERA RHOPALOCERA IN PHU QUOC NATIONAL PARK KIEN GIANG PROVINCE Vu Van Lien Vietnam National Museum of Nature E-mail vulien@ Abstract. Research on diversity of butterflies of Phu Quoc National Park Kien Giang Province was carried out in November and December 2003. The park is located in the northern part of Phu Quoc Island. The research was conducted in different areas from the inhabitant areas to the natural forests without disturbance from sea water level to the highest peak of the Nui Chua 603 m . Butterflies were collected with insect nets. In addition the presence and their relative abundance of species were also recorded along transects at different habitats in order to assess the abundance of species. Butterfly transects with lengths ranging from 500 to 2 000 m were in habi- tats the natural forest the secondary forest the regenerating forest the shrub grass open and inhabitant areas the ridge and mountain tops. The total 139 species in 10 families were identified of which one species listed in CITES is Troides helena. The family Lycaenidae has the most species number 43 species . The next is Nymphalidae family 20 species Hesperi- idae 19 species Danaidae 18 species Papilionidae 11 species Pieridae 11 species Satyridae 10 species Riodinidae 4 species Amathusiidae 2 species and Acraeidae 1 species . The most butterflies of Phu Quoc are uncommon 62 species 44 total species the common species is the least 22 species 16 total species . The regenerating habitat with high diver- sity of vegetation has the greatest species number 110 species . The shrub grass and inhabitant areas have relatively high species number 89 species . The habitat of ridges and mountain tops has the least species number 28 species . Keywords Butterflies forest habitat type Phu Quoc National Park di- versity. 1. Introduction The butterfly fauna of the Oriental region has been

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