COMUNIDADES BACTERIANAS DEL INTESTINO DE ESCARABAJOS PELOTEROS ROMÁN-CÁCERES et al.
CONTRIBUCIONES DE LOS AUTORES
Conceptualización: APC y DRC; metodología: APC,
DRC, HJG; análisis formal: DRC; investigación: APC, DRC,
HJG; recursos: APC, DRC, HJG; curación de datos: DRC;
redacción — preparación del borrador original: DRC; redac-
ción — revisión y edición: APC y DRC; visualización: APC
y DRC; supervisión: APC y DRC; administración de proyec-
to: APC y DRC; adquisición de financiamiento para la inves-
tigación: APC y DRC. Todos los autores han leído y aceptado
la versión publicada del manuscrito.
Aura Paucar-Cabrera: APC. Daniela Román-Cáceres:
DRC. Heidy Jimenez-Granda: HJG.
FINANCIAMIENTO
Este estudio se llevó a cabo con financiamiento propio y
de la Universidad Nacional de Loja, con el proyecto 07-DI-
FARNR-2021 titulado “Uso de escarabajos biorecicladores
(Coleoptera: Scarabaeinae) y consorcios bacterianos del sue-
lo como estrategia para la regeneración de ecosistemas en
tres áreas de Loja y Zamora Chinchipe”, otorgado por la Di-
rección de Investigación a Aura Paucar Cabrera (IP) y al gru-
po de investigación del Museo de Zoología LOUNAZ-UNL.
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