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Dody Priosambodo
Departemen Biologi, Fakultas Matematika Dan Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam, Universitas Hasanuddin
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Biodiversity and distribution of gastropods at seagrass meadow of Balangdatu waters Tanakeke Island South Sulawesi Indonesia Magdalena Litaay; Marwa Deviana; Dody Priosambodo
International Journal of Applied Biology Vol. 1 No. 2 (2017): International Journal of Applied Biology
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20956/ijab.v1i2.3134

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The research about the biodiversity of gastropod has been conducted in seagrass meadow of Balangdatu waters, Tanakeke Island, South Sulawesi. The research aims to assess the diversity of gastropod species in Balangdatu waters. Sampling was conducted using quadrate transect method systematically. Three replicates of transect were applied for each station. The result indicates there were 34 species of gastropods from 14 genera and 14 families were found. Diversity index from every station varies from 1,661 to 2, 899. These values range from low to moderate. The diversity, Evenness, and dominance indices showed that Balangdatu waters still in good condition and sustain habitat for gastropod.
Potential of Community Based Ecotourism of Bats Population (Megachiroptera) in Soppeng Regency , Indonesia Slamet Santosa; Eddy Soekendarsi; Munif Said Hasan; Fahruddin Fahruddin; Dody Priosambodo
International Journal of Applied Biology Vol. 4 No. (2) (2020): International Journal of Applied Biology
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The bats population lives and reproduces on trees in the city center of Soppeng Regency.   The study aims to analyze the potential of community based ecotourism development of bats population. The method of study are the objects and ecotourism attractions, community based ecotourism and ecotourism management analyzes.  The :all respondents stated that the bats population can be an ecotourism attraction. It's easy to observe wild bats. Ecotourism is an environmentally friendly tourism trip and empowers local communities. Accessibility is easy because the location of ecotourism attractions is only distance of 0.5 km from the bus terminal and public transportation.  Amenities, such as hotel, restaurant, post offices, telecommunication networks, banks and souvenir shop are available at tourist sites.  The study concludes that the bats population is potential to be developed as a community based ecotourism object in Soppeng RegencyKey Words : Ecotourism, Bats population, Community Based, Soppeng Regency
Co-Authors . Fahruddin A Evi Erviani Amrullah Saleh Amrullah Saleh Dian Ahmado Eddy Soekendarsi Edy Soekendarsi Elki Julianto P Erviana Tahir Fahruddin Fahruddin Febriyanti Angreni Harald Asmus Harald Asmus Ilham Ilham Khairul Amri Khairul Amri Magdalena Litaay Mahatma Lanuru Marwa Deviana Muh. Nurdin Muhtadin Asnadi Salam Munif S. Hassan Munif Said Hasan Nadiarti Nurdin Naspira Binti Jabir Nur Haedar Risco G Budji Riska Annisa Saleh, Amrullah Slamet Santosa Slamet Santoso Syahribulan Syahribulan, Syahribulan Umar, Muhammad Ruslan Wahyulfatwatul UAS Willem Moka Willem Moka Willeum Moka Yusran Nurdin Massa