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"ABSTRAKTelah dilakukan penelitian untuk mengetahui respon fungsional dari. larva kumbang lembing Chilomenes sexmaculata Fabr. terhadap poulasi kutu daun Aphis medicaginis Koch., dan kemampuan makan maksimal larva C. sexmaculata.Percobaan dilaksanakan di Lebak Bulus II Pasar Jumat Jakarta Selatan, pada bulan Desember- Februari, 1984. Penelitian respon fungslonai dan kemamuan makan maksimal larva kumbang lembing yang diberi makan kutu daun, dilakukan setelah tersedia larva instar I, II, III, dan IV kumbang lembing, sedangkan kutu daunnya diambil langsung dari tanaman kacang panjang (Vigna sinensis L.) yang terdapat sekitar lokasi penelitian.Respon fungsional larva kumbang lembing termasuk dalam respon fungsional kepadatan populasi mangsa tipe kedua, kemampuan makan maksimal larva kumbang lembing sangat baik terutama instar ketiga dan keempat, sehingga kumbang lembing sangat baik jika digunakan sebagai pengontrol laju pertumbuhan kutu daun pada tanaman kacang panjang."

"The first faunistic record of tiger beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Cicindelinae) in Compostela Valley Province, Mindanao with notes on their habitat is presented. Opportunistic sampling, standard light trapping and photo documentation were conducted in selected areas from January to April 2013 and in September 2015. One hundred four tiger beetles belonging to twelve species and seven genera were recorded. An astonishing (100%) endemicity was observed identified to subspecies level. Thopeutica and Calomera species, specifically Thopeutica anichtchenkoi Wiesner, 2015 and Calomera mindaoensis Cassola, 2000 were observed to be abundant in the samples mostly found in the mountainous and forested open riparian ecosystem of Cagan, New Bataan. Cylindera (Ifasina) discreta elaphroides (Dokhtouroff 1882) was the most common species and was found in different habitat types, but the majority of the species showed a narrow and specialized habitat preference. Protection and conservation of remaining forest areas in Cagan is especially important in preserving endemic species."