asian biodiversity souvenir program

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Liceo de Cagayan University

Office of the University President

Asian Journal of Biodiversity

Professorial Lectures March 10-11, 2011

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M E S S A G E


Office of the University Vice President for

Academic Affairs



http://redpath-museum.mcgill.ca/Qbp/2.About%20Biodiversity/importance.html#anthropocentric

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M E S S A G E

Republic of the Philippines

Department of Science and Technology

Regional Office 10



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M E S S A G E

Republic of the Philippines

Commission on Higher Education

Regional Office 10



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M E S S A G E


Research and Publication Office



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M E S S A G E


Research and Publication Office



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M E S S A G E

University of Colombo

Department of Zoology



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E D I T O R I A L B O A R D

A S I A N J O U R N A L O F B I O D I V E R S I T Y 2 0 1 0

Dr. Teresita T. Tumapon

VP Academic Affairs, LDCU

Copyeditor, AJOB

Dr. Genaro V. Japos

Director, RPO, LDCU

Managing Editor, AJOB

Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA

President, LDCU

Chief Executive Officer, AJOB

Mr.Lorimer S. Capinpuyan, MM

Comptroller

Finance Manager, AJOB

Dr. Lesley C. Lubos

Editor-in-Chief


Dr. Victor B. Amoroso

Central Mindanao University

Dr. Benito C. Tan

National University of Singapore

Dr. Arvin C. Diesmos National Museum of the Philippines

Dr. Hilly Ann R. Quiaoit

Xavier University

Mr. Abner A. Bucol

Silliman University



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I N T E R N A T I O N A L B O A R D O F J U D G E S

Sujan Maduranga Henkanaththegedara

Department of Biological Sciences

North Dakota State University

Mr. Opeyemi Amusan

Program Director

Federal University of Technology

Akure Agriculture Engineering, Nigeria

Dr. Gabriela Chavarria-Soley

Director/Head, Biology Department

Universidad Latina de Costa Rica,

Costa Rica

Mr. Mauricio Martinez Miramontes

Manager, Ecochiapas, Mexico

Mexico

Dr. Dinh Thanh Sang

Tropical Agriculture Institute

Agro-Environmental Sciences

Kyushu University, Japan

Idris Musa Adam Omer

Head of the Kadugli

Agricultural Research Station

Sudan

Aggrey Bernard Nyende

Institute for Biotechnology Research-JKUAT,

Kenya

Mrs. Nirmala Joshi (Pradhan)

Scientific Officer Section Chief

Nepal Flora, Management and Extension,

Department of Plant Resources,

Kathmandu, Nepal

Dr. Arnil C. Emata

Consultant

Bureau of Fisheries

and Aquatic Resources , Philippines

Prof. Dr. Hany Youssef Hassan

Vice Dean of Community Services and

Environment Development Affairs

Professor of Animal Medicine

Chairman of Animal Medicine

Infection Diseases Department

Menoufia University

Sadat City, Egypt

Dr. Suratissa Dissanayake

Natural Zoology

University of Colombo, Sri Lanka

Dr. Mohammad Majdalawi

Environmental and Water Economic

Faculty of Agriculture

University of Jordan, Jordan

Dr. Jonathan Chukwujekwu

Onyekwelu

Associate Professor,

Department of Forestry and Wood

Technology, Federal University of

Technology, Akure, Nigeria.



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I N S T I T U T I O N A L A W A R D S

Ateneo de Davao University

PLATINUM PRIZE

Cebu Normal University

PLATINUM PRIZE


PLATINUM PRIZE

Davao Doctors College

PLATINUM PRIZE

La Consolacion College

of Bacolod

SILVER PRIZE


PLATINUM PRIZE

Negros Oriental

State University

GOLD PRIZE

Philippine Eagle Foundation

PLATINUM PRIZE

Senckenberg Museum,

Germany

GOLD PRIZE

Silliman University Angelo

King Center for Research &

Environmental Management

PLATINUM PRIZE



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C R I T E R I A

I. General Criteria (70%) A. Originality of research

(covering both theories / concepts and

methodology) Academic Significance (or impact) –

Contribution to knowledge

(50%)

B. Quality of Publication (s)

• Technical quality (conceptual framework,

methodology, findings, conclusions)

• Clarity of presentation

• Thoroughness of documentation

• Quality of Journal

• Citations

(20%)

II. Specific Criteria (30%) Relevance / potential impact to the region and the

country

• Contribution to community / national

development

• Contribution to global concerns

• Contribution to policy development

A S I A N B I O D I V E R S I T Y R E S E A R C H E X C E L L E N C E A W A R D S



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P R O G R A M M E

ASIAN JOURNAL OF BIODIVERSITY PROFESSORIAL LECTURES Day 1:10 March, Thursday

TV Guesting: ABS-CBN Pamahaw Espesyal Dr. Lesley C. Lubos

Dr. Arvin C. Diesmos

AVR 3 (Main Campus)

7:00 am- 8:30 am Registration

8:30 am Opening Prayer

National Anthem

Liceo Hymn

Welcome Address Dr. Mariano M. Lerin

University President, LDCU

Messages Dr. Teresita T. Tumapon

VPAA, LDCU

Dir. Alfonso B. Alamban

Director, DOST-10

Dr. Zenaida G. Gersana

Director, CHED-10

Introduction of the Keynote Speaker Dr. Victor B. Amoroso

Editorial Board, AJOB

Country Coordinator, LTER & DIVERSITAS

Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon

Keynote Speaker Dr. Arvin C. Diesmos

Researcher, Herpetology Section, Zoology Division

National Museum of the Philippines

Intermission Number Folkloric Dance Troupe

Presentation of the Editorial Board Mr. Jose Maria Z. Valdehuesa

AVP Finance, LDCU

Presentation of Ms. Earth Philippines

Northern Mindanao Winners

Presentation of the International Dr. Lesley C. Lubos

Board of Judges Editor in Chief



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AVR 3 (Main Campus)

Declaration of Winners Dr. Hilly Ann R. Quiaoit

Editorial Board, AJOB

VP Research and Social Outreach, Xavier University

Presentation of Awards Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, President LDCU

Asian Awards of Excellence Mr. Ken Abrasado, Clint Kamms Corp, Cebu City

for Biodiversity Research Mr. Jose Maria Z. Valdehuesa, AVP Finance, LDCU

Response Speech Dr. Maria Luisa R. Soliven

President, Central Mindanao University

Responses from the Dr. Arnil C. Emata

International Board of Judges International Board of Judges

Oath taking of Officers of BIOTA

Liceo Chapter

Professorial Lectures of Asian Journal of Biodiversity Winners

10:20-10:40am Alma B. Mohagan Diversity and Status of Butterflies across Vegetation

Department of Biology, Types of Mt. Hamiguitan, Davao Oriental, Philippines


Musuan, Bukidnon, Philippines GOLD PRIZE

Colin G. Treadaway

Entomologist II, Senckenberg Museum, Germany

10:40-11:00am Reagan Joseph T. Villanueva Diversity and Status of Odonata across Vegetation

Ateneo de Davao University Types in Mt. Hamiguitan Wildlife Sanctuary,

Davao City, Philippines Davao Oriental

Alma B. Mohagan SILVER PRIZE

Biology Department, Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon, Philippines



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P R O G R A M M E ASIAN JOURNAL OF BIODIVERSITY PROFESSORIAL LECTURES

Day 1:10 March, Thursday AVR 3 (Main Campus) Professorial Lectures of Asian Journal of Biodiversity Winners 11:00-11:20am Geonyzl L. Alviola Birds of Malagos Watershed, Southeastern Philippines Bernadette I. Del Rosario PLATINUM PRIZE Davao Doctors College, Davao City, Philippines Julie B. Otadoy Ateneo de Davao University, Davao City, Philippines Jayson C. Ibañez Philippine Eagle Foundation, Davao City, Philippines 11:20-11:40 am Andrea G. Azuelo Diversity and Ecological status of Bryophytes Lalaine G. Sariana in Mt. Kitanglad, Bukidnon Melanie P. Pabualan PLATINUM PRIZE Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon, Philippines 11:40-12:00 nn Open forum 12:00 Lunch Break 1:20-1:40pm Lesley C. Lubos Species Richness, Distribution, and Status of Mosses Liceo de Cagayan University, in Selected Mountains in Mindanao, Philippines Research and Publication GOLD PRIZE Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines

1:40-2:00 pm Abner A. Bucol Checklist of Fishes Found in the Fresh and Brackish Silliman University Waters of Negros and Siquijor, Philippines Angelo King Center for Research and GOLD PRIZE Environmental Management, Dumaguete City Esther E. Carumbana Negros Oriental State University, Dumaguete City 2:00-2:20pm Abner A. Bucol An Annotated Checklist of Eels in Bago River, Negros Silliman University Occidental, Philippines Angelo King Center for Research and SILVER PRIZE Environmental Management, Dumaguete City



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P R O G R A M M E


AVR 3 (Main Campus)

Professorial Lectures of Asian Journal of Biodiversity Winners

2:20-2:40 Mark Anthony P. Alima Fish Diversity, Ecological Status, and Conservation

Jose Hermis P. Patricio measures of the Coastal Waters In Tubay, Agusan

Dept. of Environmental Science del Norte, Philippines

College of Forestry, PLATINUM PRIZE

Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon

2:40-3:00 Roberto N. Padua The Use of a Kernel Ecological System in a Multi

Liceo de Cagayan University Species Predator-Prey Model and Climate Change

Impact on Biodiversity

Dexter S. Ontoy PLATINUM PRIZE


Intermission Ecology Class

3:10-3:20 pm Open forum

Civic Center

4:00-6:00 pm Mr. and Ms. Biodiversity 2011

Awarding of Winners

Master of Ceremonies

Mr. Harry R. Marte

Instructor, English Department

College of Arts & Sciences



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ASIAN JOURNAL OF BIODIVERSITY PROFESSORIAL LECTURES Day 2: 11 March, Friday

AVR 3 (Main Campus)

7:30 am-12:00nn

LECTURE ON BIODIVERSITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE

7:30 am – 8:30 am Registration

8:30 am Opening Prayer

National Anthem

Liceo Hymn

Welcome Address Engr. Felix L. Nistal

BIOTA – Liceo Chapter

President Elect 2011

Introduction of the Dr. Genaro V. Japos

Speakers Research Director, LDCU

Lecture 1 Dr. Victor B. Amoroso

Biodiversity Country Coordinator, LTER & DIVERSITAS


Musuan, Bukidnon

Lecture 2 Dr. Lesley C. Lubos

Climate Change Ecology Professor and

Associate Research Director, LDCU

Intermission Number Folkloric Dance Troupe

Lecture 3 Dr. Donna Lou E. Neri

Managing Peoples’ Vulnerability College of Nursing, LDCU

to Climate Change:

Implication to Education

Open Forum

Distribution of Certificates

Closing Song ―Paraiso‖

Master of Ceremonies

Engr. Dominic T. Polancos

BIOTA-Liceo , Vice President



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Diversity and Status of Butterflies across Vegetation Types of Mt. Hamiguitan, Davao Oriental, Philippines

Alma B. Mohagan

[email protected] Department of Biology, Central Mindanao University,

Musuan, Bukidnon, Philippines

Colin G. Treada way Entomologist II, Senckenberg Museum, Germany

Abstract - An inventory was conducted to determine the diversity and status of butterflies of Mt. Hamiguitan Wildlife Sanctuary, Davao Oriental, using quadrat method in five vegetation types, namely; agroecosystem (10-400 masl), dipterocarp (500-900 masl), montane (900-1400 masl), mossy (1400-1500 masl) and pygmy (1500-1675 masl). Two 20m x 20m plots were established per vegetation type. These inventory techniques revealed 142 species of butterflies plus one new subspecies described and illustrated. Diversity assessment using Shannon-Weiner index showed high level (4.1) in the Montane forest as compared to other vegetation types. Bray- Curtis similarity index showed low species similarity in pygmy, mossy and agro-montane forests (< 40 %). Furthermore, this study revealed 7 possible new species, 44 endemics: 2 eastern Mindanao endemic (very rare), 4 Mt. Hamiguitan endemic (very rare), 16 Mindanao endemic and 22 Philippine endemic. Seven species are new records in Mindanao. Mt. Hamiguitan Wildlife Sanctuary is the home of diverse and endemic butterfly species.

Keywords - butterflies, species richness, pygmy vegetation types, Mt. Hamiguitan

Diversity and Status of Odonata across Vegetation Types in Mt. Hamiguitan Wildlife Sanctuary, Davao Oriental

Joseph Reagan Villanueva [email protected]

Ateneo de Davao University

Alma B. Mohagan [email protected]

Biology Department, Central Mindanao University

Abstract - Diversity and status of odonata in Mt. Hamiguitan Wildlife Sanctuary was determined after a year of sampling in five vegetation types: agroecosystem (400 masl), dipterocarp (900 masl), montane (1200 masl), mossy (1400 masl) and pygmy (1600 masl) using 2-Km transect walk sampling to provide information on species richness trend and ecological status of odonata. Study showed 31 species with 94% endemism for damselflies and 33.3% for dragonflies. Species richness and endemism were low in agroecosystem H’=0.631 and 1 endemic; high and increasing in the dipterocarp H’=2.298 and 4 endemic to dense montane fores t with H’= 3.056 and 18 endemic; decreasing in mossy H’=2.036 and pygmy H’=1.846. The effects of disturbance on diversity showed highest in agroecosystem (d=83%), mossy and pygmy had intermediate value d=27% and d=24%. Low disturbance was observed in Montane d=10%, dipterocarp d=18.5%. Bray-curtis similarity index for species composition showed four discernible clusters 26 of habitats. Results suggest that odonata has preference for dense forest, undisturbed vegetation, optimum temperature



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Bernadette I. Del Rosario [email protected]

Davao Doctors College, Davao City, Philippines

Jayson C. Ibañez [email protected]

Philippine Eagle Foundation, Davao City, Philippines

Julie B. Otadoy [email protected]

Ateneo de Davao University, Davao City, Philippines

Birds of Malagos Watershed, Southeastern Philippines

Abstract - Mindanao is considered one of the richest islands in the Philippines, due to high avifaunal biodiversity. Birds

play a vital role in determining the condition of certain areas. The study is a morphological assessment of birds in Malagos watershed, Baguio District, Davao City. It sought to identify and classify the birds species; determine the distribution and compare the taxonomic listing of birds with previous avian surveys in the area. Using point count and mist netting effort, 54 species were identified belonging to 27 families. Three (3) new families were added to the list of previous studies. It included twelve Philippine endemic species, seven Mindanao endemic species, 32 resident species and four species of birds assessed as vulnerable and endangered. The area was also 37 considered disturbed because most of the observed birds were usually found in open and cultivated areas. A comparative study of three other avian surveys showed a steady increase in the population from 1994 to 2002 but a decline in the number of avian species was observed in the present study, a negative trend which is associated with habitat destruction and anthropogenic activities.

Keywords - biodiversity, birds, Malagos watershed,avifaunal

Diversity and Ecological Status of Bryophytes in Mt. Kitanglad, Bukidnon

Andrea G. Azuelo [email protected]

Lalaine G. Sariana

[email protected]

Melanie P. Pabualan [email protected] Central Mindanao University

Musuan, Bukidnon, Philippines Abstract - The study inventoried and assessed the diversity and ecological status of bryophytes in Mt. Kitanglad Natural Park. Results of the study revealed 428 species of bryophytes. Of these, 70 genera and 29 families are for mosses, while 98 species, 16 genera and 11 families for liverworts. There are 4 species, 2 genera and 1 family for hornworts. The lower montane forest exhibited high diversity and species richness followed by mossy and upper montane forest. However, the mossy forest exhibited the highest bryophyte cover. The species were confined in specific habitats either as epiphytic on tree trunks, soils, thick litters and on rock surfaces. Local assessment revealed 9 endemic species, 8 for mosses and 1 for liverworts; 2 species, Ectropothecium ferrugenium (C. Mull.) Jaeg. and Thuidium benguetense Broth ex. Bartr. were found endemic to the Philippines. Some 46 species might be possibly new. Of these, 43 are for mosses and 3 for liverworts; and 4 possibly endangered belonging to the genus of Dawsonia sp. and Breutelia sp., 141 species were found to be rare and others are widespread. Some 11 medicinal species for mosses and 6 species for the liverworts were recorded. Field guides, checklist and IEC materials were produced as a result of the research investigation. The bryophyte status showed that the variation in structural forms and the niche preferences attributed to their specific and extreme micro habitats such as those dominated by mosses as epiphytic on trunks, decayed logs, and various substrates indicate high in terms of species richness, as such, has provided a taxonomic,

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Species Richness, Distribution, and Status of Mosses in Selected Mountains

in Mindanao, Philippines

Lesley Casas Lubos [email protected]

Liceo de Cagayan University, Research and Publication Office Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao, Philippines

Abstract - The paper determined the species richness, distribution, and status of mosses in selected mountains in

Mindanao, Philippines. Field collections of mosses were conducted in Mt. Kalatungan, Bukidnon Province, Mt. Matutum, South

Cotabato Province, and Mt. Malambo, Davao Province at 10 meters on each side of the trails using alphataxonomymethod. The

mosses were collected, classified, and identified. Its status were also assessed. The study revealed 137 species, 87 genera and 33

families of mosses. Of the 137species, 109 were found in Mt. Kalatungan , 59 in Mt. Matutum. and 20 in Mt. Malambo. Assessment of

status of the species revealed 7 species as Philippine record, 37 new to Mindanao, 1 collected only twice, 29 widespread, 12 rare

species, and all species collected were new record in terms of locality. Mt. Kalatungan had the highest species richness, fol lowed by

Mt. Matutum, and Mt. Malambo had the least number of species. Based on the findings, with the alarming rate of degradation of the

mountains which is basically caused by human activities such as land clearing, slash and burn method for expanding crop plantation,

urbanization, firewood consumption, over collection of moss plant materials of horticulture, landscaping and other commercial

purposes. Some species are epiphytes on tree trunks or branches of live trees while others are on rotten logs, rock surfaces, moist

stones along the stream banks and some grow well on soil. Hence, the identified habitats of new records in the Philippines, new to

Mindanao, new in terms of locality, widespread, and rare species of mosses should be protected through a strict implementation of

the forest laws by concerned authorities.

Keywords - Mosses, species richness, distribution, status, Mindanao Island, Philippines

Checklist of Fishes Found in the Fresh and Brackish Waters of Negros and Siquijor, Philippines

Abner A. Bucol

[email protected] Silliman University Angelo King Center for Research and

Environmental Management, Dumaguete City

Esther E. Carumbana [email protected]

Negros Oriental State University, Dumaguete City

Abstract - A total of 89 species of fish found in fresh and brackish waters belonging to 45 families is known in Negros and Siquijor islands. The most species rich is the Family Gobiidae (13 species) followed by the Family Eleotridae (10 species), Ophichthidae (six species), Cyprinidae (three species), and Poeciliidae (four species). The Families Muraenidae, Ambassidae and Mugilidae are represented by three species each and the Families Plotosidae, Syngnathidae, Terapontidae, Apogonidae, Carangidae, Lutjanidae, and Cichlidae are represented by two species each. The rest of the families are represented by only one species. Most of the species belonging to the Families Poeciliidae, Clariidae, Cyprinidae, and Loricariidae are all introduced species and brought to the



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An Annotated Checklist of Eels in Bago River, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Abner A. Bucol

[email protected]

Silliman University Angelo King Center for Research and Environmental Management, Dumaguete City

Carmen C. Menes

[email protected]

Joji D. Linaugo [email protected]

La Consolacion College-Bacolod, Bacolod City

Abstract - The eels occurring in Bago River, Negros Occidental, Philippines are briefly annotated. Order Synbranchiformes

is represented by the swamp eel Ophisternon bengalense while Anguilliformes (or true-eels) consist of 10 species belonging to four

families. Snake-eels (Ophichthidae) consist of seven species while Freshwater Eels (Anguillidae), Spaghetti Eels (Moringuidae), Moray

Eels (Muraenidae) are represented by a single species each.

Keywords: Eels, river, brackish water, freshwater, Negros Occidental

Fish Diversity, Ecological Status, and Conservation Measures of the Coastal Waters

in Tubay, Agusan del Norte, Philippines

Mark Anthony P. Alima

Jose Hermis P. Patricio

[email protected] Department of Environmental Science


Abstract - This study was conducted primarily to determine fish diversity of the coastal waters of mining areas in Tubay,

Agusan del Norte. There were 23 fish species identified belonging to 19 genera and 12 families. Indo-pacific sergeant fish (Abudefduf vaigiensis) was relatively the most abundant in all the three stations comprising more than 25% of the total. Station 1 had the most

numerous (556) and diverse (1.969) fish species. There was a significant difference in the number of fish individuals but had no

significant difference on species diversity index with respect to sampling stations. Station 2 had the highest species richness index

(0.633), while Station 3 had the most even distribution (0.817). Stations 1 and 2 were 77.8% similar. The average water depth,

temperature, transparency, pH and salinity were 4.52 meters, 26.53 ºC, 3.97 meters, 8 and 34.33 ppt, respectively. These all fall

within the DENR standards for Class SC water.

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Multi Species Predator-Prey Model and ClimateChange Impact on Biodiversity

Roberto N. Padua

[email protected] Liceo de Cagayan University

Dexter S. Ontoy

[email protected]


Abstract - The interaction of multiple species of animals in an ecological system is modeled by first reducing the

ecological system to a kernel ecological system consisting of keystone species and top predators in the environment through Graph

Theory. From the reduced kernel ecological system of keystone species, a system of Lotka-Volterra differential equations is used to

describe the predator-prey relationships that exist. The equations for the number of organism per species were derived and additive

environmental stochasticity or noise is added to each equation. The noise is assumed to come from an extreme value distribution or

Gumbel distribution to reflect the impact of extreme weather conditions on the population dynamics of the entire ecological system.

Results reveal a rich dynamical behavior for the system which otherwise would not have been revealed by straight application of

deterministic predator-prey models.

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A S I A N J O U R N A L O F B I O D I V E R S I T Y 2 0 1 0

L-R: Dr. Lesley C. Lubos (Editor in Chief), Dr. Hilly Ann R. Quiaoit (Associate Editor), Dr. Teresita T. Tumapon (Copy Editor),

Mr. Lorimer S. Capinpuyan (Finance Manager), Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA (Chief Executive Officer),

Dr. Arvin C. Diesmos (Associate Editor), Dr. Genaro V. Japos (Managing Editor), Mr. Abner A. Bucol (Guest Editor),

Dr. Victor B. Amoroso (Associate Editor)



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Butterfly, Odonata and Avifaunal Biodiversity Winners

L-R: Ken Abrasado (Clint Kamms Corp.), Reagan Joseph T. Villanueva - Silver Prize (Ateneo de Davao University),

Dr. Alma B. Mohagan - Gold and Silver Prizes (Central Mindanao University) , Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA (President, Liceo),

Mr. Jose Ma. Z. Valdehuesa (AVP Finance, Liceo), Dr. Genaro V. Japos (Director, Research and Publication )



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Floral Biodiversity Winners

L-R: Ken Abrasado (Clint Kamms Corp.), Melanie P. Pabualan, Lalaina G. Sariana, Dr. Andrea G. Azuelo - Platinum Prize

(Central Mindanao University), Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA (President, Liceo), Jose Ma. Z. Valdehuesa (AVP Finance, Liceo),

Dr. Lesley C. Lubos - Gold Prize (Liceo), Dr. Genaro V. Japos (Director, Research and Publication )



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Aqua-Marine Biodiversity Winners

L-R: Ken Abrasado (Clint Kamms Corp.), Mr. Abner A. Bucol - Gold and Silver Prizes (Silliman University),

Representatives from La Consolacion College, Bacolod (Dr. Carmen Menes and Joji Linaugo - Silver Prize) ,

Mark Anthony P. Alima, Jose Hermis P. Patricio - Platinum Prize (Central Mindanao University).

Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA (President, Liceo), Jose Ma. Z. Valdehuesa (AVP Finance, Liceo),

Dr. Genaro V. Japos (Director, Research and Publication)



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L-R: Ken Abrasado (Clint Kamms Corp.), Dr. Maria Luisa R. Soliven - Platinum Prize for Biodiversity Research Program (President,

Central Mindanao University), Dr. Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA (President, Liceo), Jose Ma. Z. Valdehuesa (AVP Finance, Liceo),



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L-R: Ken Abrasado (Clint Kamms Corp.), Dr. Teresita T. Tumapon - Outstanding Editorial Board Performance (Vice President for

Academic Affairs, Liceo de Cagayan University), Dr. Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA (President, Liceo), Jose Ma. Z. Valdehuesa (AVP

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L-R: Ken Abrasado (Clint Kamms Corp.), Dr. Natalie Igot (Commission on Higher Education 10), Dr. Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA

(President, Liceo), Jose Ma. Z. Valdehuesa (AVP Finance, Liceo),



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L-R: Ken Abrasado (Clint Kamms Corp.), Jacinto C. Taran, Sr. (Department of Science and Technology 10), Dr. Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, CPA

(President, Liceo), Jose Ma. Z. Valdehuesa (AVP Finance, Liceo),



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L-R: Engr. Felix L. Nistal (President), Engr. Dominic T. Polancos (Vice President), Ms. Maricasr B. Macalam (Treasurer), Mr,. Carlo M. Acera

(PRO), Mr. Christian D. Magdale (College Representative), Dr. Andrea G. Azuelo (Central Mindanao University)



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Dr. Arnil C. Emata, Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

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Ms. Deejay S. Valdevieso

2006

M S P H I L I P P I N E S E A R T H

N O R T H E R N M I N D A N A O W I N N E R S



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Ms. Olive Marie M. Pe Benito

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Ms. Jasmin T. Borja Ms. Olive Marie M. Pe Benito

Ms. Deejay S. Valdevieso

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M S B I O D I V E R S I T Y 2 0 1 1 C A N D I D A T E S

Joan T. Langub Lex Fel Joy G. Pinote Kimberly R. Veligaño

April Lynne C. Fernandez Kathleen Kaye R. Lim

Lowella M. Hernandez



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M R B I O D I V E R S I T Y 2 0 1 1 C A N D I D A T E S

Juan B. Galon, Jr. Hevohito G. Pacana Jeb Carlo T. Monje James Anthony G. Gayloa

Hector L. Pahuyo, Jr. Aron John A. Cuballes Buen Reuel B. Agum Ralph Emelion F. Villamil

Francis Manuel V. Bentong Marlou Ismael Q. Ignilan



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M R A N D M S B I O D I V E R S I T Y 2 0 1 1 W I N N E R S

Mr. and Ms. Biodiversity 2011

Mr. and Ms. Biodiversity—1st Runner Ups Mr. and Ms. Biodiversity—2nd Runner Ups



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M R A N D M S B I O D I V E R S I T Y 2 0 1 1 W I N N E R S



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L i s t o f A d m i n i s t r a t o r s 2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 Top Administrators

Dr. Rafaelita P. Pelaez Chairman of the Board of Directors Dr. Mariano M. Lerin , CPA President Mr. Alain Marc P. Golez Vice President for Administration Dr. Teresita T. Tumapon Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. Fruto M. Teodorico Vice President for Finance

Mr. Rudolf Caesar P. Golez Vice President for External, Cultural and Alumni Affairs Dr. Jose Vicente N. Noble Vice President for Student Personnel Services Mr. Jose Ma. Z. Valdehuesa Assistant Vice President for Finance

Academic Deans / Principals

Atty. Ponce Vic M. Ceballos Dean, College of Law Mrs. Ma. Chona V. Palomares Dean, College of Nursing Dr. Teresita T. Tumapon Dean, Graduate Studies Dr. Martina A. Brobo Dean, College of Education Dr. Fe. S. Tolibas Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Atty. Leo Paolo L. Perez Dean, College of Business and Accountancy Dr. Jose D. Clar Dean, College of Engineering Mr. Erwin B. Bucio Dean, College of Criminology Dr. Amelda C. Libres Dean, College of Medical Laboratory Science Dr. Nimfa R. Lago Consultant, office of the Dean Dean, College of Pharmacy Dr. Andrew P. Ponte Dean, College of Information Technology Dr. Estelita G. Dy Dean, College of Radiological Technology Mr. Denise O. Orong Dean, College of Physical Therapy Engr. Emilio F. Matheu, Jr. Assistant Dean, Graduate Studies Ms. Elvy Q. Malabo OIC Principal, Grade School Mrs. Joan B. Gallaron Principal, High School Dr. Ma. Fe D. Opina Consultant, Grade School Mrs. Fritzie C. Estoque Director, Liceo Center for Community Development Ms. Jen Boo Director, Institute of Short Studies

Academic Department Heads

Mrs. Sherlita M. Barrun University Registrar Mrs. Evangeline N. Cabe Director, Guidance and Placement Office Dr. Genaro V. Japos Director, Research and Publication Office Dr. Lesley C. Lubos Associate Director, Research and Publication Office Dr. Linda L. Mondoñedo Director Libraries and IMCs

Non Academic Department Heads

Mr. Lorimer S. Capinpuyan Comptroller

Mrs. Ursula I. Trio Finance Officer Mr. Edwin M. delos Santos Internal Audit Head Mrs. Carmencita C. Jubas Director, Human Resource Management Center Mr. Cecilio P. Tongco, Jr. Director, Management Information System Engr. Manuel A. Orbeta Liceo Internet Administrator Engr. Laurence M. Perocho Publishing Center Administrator Dr. Rosalina S. Huerbana Executive Director, SaFer River, Life Saver Foundation, Inc.



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