Table 1.
Trap sites general features6
| Trap sites/altitude (m) | City/state | Main vegetation | Secondary vegetation | Features | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | JES/600 | Luis Antonio/SP | Cerrado* | Semideciduous forest | Continuous Cerrado |
| 2 | NEF/775 | Cajuru/SP | Grassland | Cerrado | Monocultures |
| 3 | SGF/860 | Batatais/SP | Sugarcane | Cerrado | Monocultures |
| 4 | SEP/872 | Montes Claros/MG | Dry forest†7 | Cerrado | Karst topography |
| 5 | LGEP/1,009 | Montes Claros/MG | Cerrado8 | Gallery forest | Caves and shelters |
JES = Jatai Ecological Station; LGEP = Lapa Grande Ecological Park; MG = Minas Gerais state; NEF = Nova Esperança Farm; SEP = Sapucai Ecological Park; SGF = Santa Gabriela Farm; SP = Sao Paulo state.
*
Cerrado = Brazilian savanna-like biome.
†
Dry forest = deciduous seasonal forest.