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Hope in the dark: discovery of a population related to the presumably extinct micro-endemic Blunt-headed Salamander (Ambystoma amblycephalum) 黑暗中的希望:发现与可能已经灭绝的微型地方性钝头蝾螈(Ambystoma amblycephalum)有关的种群
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-02-20 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2022.2029323
A. Hernandez, C. Dufresnes, Jean Raffaëlli, Emmanuel Jelsch, S. Dubey, A. Santiago-Pérez, V. C. Rosas-Espinoza, P. Núñez
ABSTRACT We report on the discovery of a population related to the Blunt-headed Salamander (Ambystoma amblycephalum), a micro-endemic axolotl from Mexico scientifically confirmed only once since its original description in 1940, and now presumably extinct. In 2018, paedomorphic and metamorphosed adults, as well as clutches and larvae, were found in a cattle pond at Nahuatzen, Michoacán state, Mexico, ~60 km away from the type locality (Tacícuaro). Morphometric comparisons suggested high similarity with the type series of A. amblycephalum, while mitochondrial DNA barcoding (16S and control region) revealed close (but imperfect) matching to a reference sequence. We gathered data on life history and ecology of this population, which could be the only extant relic of A. amblycephalum. Its highly limited distribution and presumably low population density are hallmarks for a high risk of extinction, and alarms on the critical situation of many micro-endemic salamanders of Mexico, hence calling for immediate conservation actions.
摘要:我们报告了一个与钝头蝾螈(Ambystoma amblycephalum)有关的种群的发现,钝头蝾螈是一种来自墨西哥的微型地方性蝾螈,自1940年首次描述以来,科学上只证实了一次,现在可能已经灭绝。2018年,在墨西哥Michoacán州Nahuatzen的一个牛池中发现了童形和变态的成虫,以及卵和幼虫,距离类型地点约60公里(Tacícuaro)。形态计量学比较显示其与a . amblycephalum型序列高度相似,而线粒体DNA条形码(16S和对照区)显示其与参考序列非常接近(但不完美)。我们收集了该种群的生活史和生态数据,该种群可能是现存的唯一残片。其高度有限的分布和可能的低人口密度是灭绝风险高的标志,并对墨西哥许多小型地方性蝾螈的危急情况发出警报,因此呼吁立即采取保护行动。
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Revisión de la dieta de Erythrolamprus aesculapii (Squamata: Colubridae) y un nuevo registro desde Ecuador 七叶红龙(Squamata:Colubridae)的饮食回顾和厄瓜多尔的新记录
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-02-20 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2022.2040275
Salomón M. Ramírez-Jaramillo, Gabriela González
ABSTRACT To determine the diet of Erythrolamprus aesculapii we reviewed 15 literature sources and make a list of preys registered in Ecuador and South America. In addition, we reported the consumption of an additional species in the list. We identified a total of 40 prey item, 36 (90%) of them are ophidians (34 colubrids and one elapid). E. aesculapii could be considered as an ophiophagous species.
摘要为了确定七叶树的饮食,我们查阅了15个文献来源,并列出了在厄瓜多尔和南美洲登记的猎物名单。此外,我们报告了清单中另外一个物种的消费情况。我们总共鉴定了40种猎物,其中36种(90%)是蛇尾目动物(34种为冷鳗,1种为油鳗)。E.aesculapii可被认为是一个蛇食性物种。
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First record of a population of Rose-ringed parakeet (Psittacula krameri) in Argentina 阿根廷首次记录玫瑰环长尾小鹦鹉种群
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-02-20 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2022.2040279
M. L. Chatellenaz, Juan M. Fernandez, María L. Thomann
ABSTRACT The Rose-ringed parakeet (Psittacula krameri), native to India, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, is considered one of the most invasive bird species. It has been recorded in 37 countries, in some of which it was originally introduced as a pet. It has become an agricultural pest and a threat to native birds in many countries. In South America, populations of this species were only known to exist in Venezuela and the Caribbean Islands. We report the finding of a small reproductive population of Rose-ringed parakeets in the city of Corrientes, in northeastern Argentina. We provide information on its observed feeding patterns and interactions with two other species of birds. We suggest monitoring the species and its population trends, as well as starting an awareness campaign of the dangers to native fauna posed by invasive alien species.
玫瑰环长尾小鹦鹉(Psittacula krameri)原产于印度、南亚和撒哈拉以南非洲,被认为是最具入侵性的鸟类之一。它在37个国家有记录,其中一些国家最初是作为宠物引进的。它已成为许多国家的农业害虫和本地鸟类的威胁。在南美洲,这个物种的种群只存在于委内瑞拉和加勒比群岛。我们报告了在阿根廷东北部的科伦特斯市发现的一个小繁殖种群的玫瑰环长尾小鹦鹉。我们提供了有关其观察到的喂养模式和与其他两种鸟类相互作用的信息。我们建议监测该物种及其种群趋势,并开展一项关于外来入侵物种对本土动物构成威胁的意识运动。
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Within-colony nest distribution of a waterbird mixed colony in a small alluvial forest at El Salvador 萨尔瓦多小冲积森林中水鸟混合群落的巢内分布
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-02-20 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2022.2040278
Diego José Arévalo Ayala
ABSTRACT Breeding in colonies is a defining characteristic of many waterbird species and several behavioural and habitat traits determine nest-site selection. Although there is relatively extensive literature on the topic, information on the within-colony distribution of nests lacks for mixed colonies, especially for ardeid-cormorant associations and in regions such as Central America. Here, geospatial data on vegetation associated with a mixed colony, established in a small alluvial forest northwest of El Salvador and collected from June to November 2015 was assessed to identify some behavioural and habitat features that could influence nest-site selection. Four ardeid species (Ardea alba, Egretta thula, Bubulcus ibis, and Nycticorax nycticorax) and one cormorant (Phalacrocorax brasilianus) conformed the colony, where the last was the outstanding species. The total area of the colony was 2.14 ha (14% of La Barra forest) with high nest densities (584.58 nests/ha). Spatial analyses indicate that some species prefer to occupy trees/shrubs close to other trees/shrubs with conspecific or similarly sized species. A remarkable height-strata distribution was found, with large-sized species in the canopy, and small-sized species in the lower strata. The resulting estimates of the generalized linear models applied suggest that the within-colony nest-site selection is determined by the combination of higher heights of the tree/shrub used for nesting, nearest distance to a food source, fewer species sharing the same tree/shrub and an increasing effect of the interaction of the latter two factors. Finally, the temporal evolution of La Barra’s colony shows that the increasing number of Neotropical Cormorants (Phalacrocorax brasilianus) could be shaping and threatening the colony’s species structure and possibly the vegetation as well. Conservation measures should be implemented to manage the population of this species.
群居繁殖是许多水鸟物种的一个决定性特征,一些行为和栖息地特征决定了巢址的选择。虽然关于这一主题的文献相对广泛,但关于混合殖民地的巢穴分布的信息缺乏,特别是对于鸬鹚-鸬鹚协会和中美洲等地区。本研究评估了2015年6月至11月在萨尔瓦多西北部一个小型冲积森林中收集的与混合群落相关的植被地理空间数据,以确定可能影响筑巢地点选择的一些行为和栖息地特征。群落中有4种鹭科动物(Ardea alba、Egretta thula、Bubulcus ibis、Nycticorax Nycticorax)和1种鸬鹚(Phalacrocorax brasilianus),其中以鸬鹚为突出种。种群总面积为2.14 ha(占La Barra森林面积的14%),巢密度较高(584.58个/ha)。空间分析表明,一些物种更喜欢占据与同类或相似大小的其他树木/灌木接近的树木/灌木。高层分布明显,林冠层有大种,下层有小种。应用广义线性模型的结果估计表明,群落内筑巢地点的选择是由用于筑巢的树/灌木的高度较高、距离食物来源最近、共享同一树/灌木的物种较少以及后两者相互作用的增强作用共同决定的。最后,La Barra群落的时间演化表明,新热带鸬鹚(Phalacrocorax brasilianus)数量的增加可能正在塑造和威胁该群落的物种结构,甚至可能危及植被。应采取保护措施来管理该物种的数量。
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New records of free-living microturbellarians from the Chillón River, Peru 秘鲁Chillón河中自由生活的微湍流虫的新记录
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-02-20 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2022.2040348
J. Reyes, R. Severino, F. Brusa
Abstract Microturbellarians are all mostly small free-living Platyhelminthes that do not belong to either the Polycladida or Tricladida order. This group includes species of the clades Catenulida and Rhabditophora. Species of microturbellarians are known to live in marine and continental waters such as rivers, where they are diverse and abundant. However, there are few records of microturbellarians in most of the rivers of the Pacific slope of Peru. Here, we report eight species of microturbellarians from the Chillón River, in the central region of Peru. Of the total species recorded, five (Gieysztoria cuspidata, G. bellis, Myostenostomum vanderlandi, Stenostomum tuberculosum and S. saliens) represent the first reports on the Pacific slope of the Neotropical region in Peru, thereby increasing the diversity of microturbellarians in this country.
摘要:小涡虫大多是小型自由生活的扁形目动物,不属于多鳞目或三鳞目。该类群包括Catenulida和Rhabditophora分支的物种。众所周知,微蝶亚目的物种生活在河流等海洋和大陆水域,在那里它们种类繁多,数量丰富。然而,在秘鲁太平洋斜坡的大部分河流中,很少有关于微风暴的记录。在这里,我们报道了来自秘鲁中部Chillón河的八种微涡轮虫。在记录的总物种中,有五种(Gieysztoria cuspidata、G.bellis、Myostenotomum vanderlandi、Stenostomum tuberculosum和S.saliens)代表了秘鲁新热带地区太平洋斜坡的首次报告,从而增加了该国微蝶类的多样性。
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Parasitoids of Dasiops (Diptera: Lonchaeidae) in sweet granadilla orchards in an Andean forest of Peru 秘鲁安第斯森林甜格兰迪拉果园中飞蛾的寄生蜂(双翅目:飞蛾科)
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-02-15 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2022.2031723
Paolo Salazar Mendoza, Yoseph Ojeda-Enriquez, Carmen Salcedo-Velarde
ABSTRACT We report hymenopteran larval and pupal parasitoids of the Dasiops species in sweet granadilla (Passiflora ligularis J.) orchards in a Peruvian Andean forest. Flower bud and fruit samples infested by Dasiops were collected in three orchards from Oxapampa (Pasco, Peru). In addition, we exposed non-parasitized Dasiops pupae at ground level to verify the presence of pupal parasitoids. We identified Utetes anastrephae (Viereck) and Opius sp. (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) on flower buds infested b.y Dasiops inedulis Steyskal. However, Aganaspis pelleranoi (Brèthes) (Hymenoptera: Figitidae) emerged from D. frieseni pupae reared from unripe fruits. Also, the pupal parasitoids Pachycrepoideus vindemmiae (Rondani) (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) and Coptera sp. (Hymenoptera: Diapriidae) emerged from pupae of both D. inedulis and D. frieseni exposed to parasitism at ground level. Our findings shed new light into new interactions for species in the genus Dasiops and their larval and pupal parasitoids in sweet granadilla agroecosystems from the Neotropical region.
摘要:我们报道了秘鲁安第斯山脉森林中甜瓜(Passiflora ligularis J.)果园中桃蚜属昆虫的膜翅目幼虫和蛹寄生蜂。在秘鲁奥克斯帕帕(Pasco, Oxapampa)的3个果园中采集了达西乌斯侵染的花蕾和果实样本。此外,我们还将未被寄生的寄生蜂蛹暴露在地面上,以验证寄生蜂蛹的存在。结果表明,在被黄翅小蜂侵染的花蕾上发现了小蜂和小蜂。而pelleranoi Aganaspis pelleranoi (br thes)(膜翅目:无花果科)是由frieseni的未成熟果实培育的蛹产生的。此外,暴露在地面上的inedulis和frieseni的蛹均可产生寄生蜂Pachycrepoideus vindemiae(膜翅目:翅蚜科)和Coptera sp.(膜翅目:双翅蚜科)。我们的研究结果为新热带地区甜果农业生态系统中甜果属物种及其幼虫和蛹寄生蜂的新相互作用提供了新的线索。
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The call of Rhinella festae (Peracca, 1904) (Anura: Bufonidae) from Morona Santiago, Ecuador Rhinella festae的叫声(Peracca,1904)(Anura:蟾蜍科)来自厄瓜多尔的莫罗纳圣地亚哥
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-02-14 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2022.2029320
Diego Batallas, J. Brito
ABSTRACT We describe for the first time the call of Rhinella festae (Peracca, 1904), recording it in captivity inside a plastic bag. The call is composed of 1 to 2 multi-pulsed notes (2–5 pulses), has an average duration of 0.72 s, and a dominant frequency of 1.40 kHz. This species is characterized by the absence of vocal slits and sacs, so the emission of this call would be considered unusual and uncommon. In addition to the purpose of improving the knowledge of species suggested as mutes, we have also compiled information from other anuran species that emit sounds with the absence of these anatomical structures.
摘要:我们首次描述了Rhinella festae的叫声(Peracca,1904),并将其记录在一个塑料袋中。该呼叫由1到2个多脉冲音符(2到5个脉冲)组成,平均持续时间为0.72秒,主频为1.40 kHz。该物种的特征是没有发声狭缝和发声囊,因此发出这种叫声被认为是不寻常和不常见的。除了提高被认为是静音物种的知识外,我们还汇编了其他无尾类物种的信息,这些无尾类在没有这些解剖结构的情况下发出声音。
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Spatial and seasonal variation in polychaete communities according to their trophic categories in Southwest Tobago, West Indies 西印度群岛多巴哥西南部多毛类群落按营养类别的空间和季节变化
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-01-27 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2021.2021051
Attish Kanhai
ABSTRACT Bon Accord Lagoon (BAL), Tobago is home to a Thalassia testudinum (K.D. Koenig, 1805) dominated seagrass community and polychaetes usually show an affinity to seagrass beds compared to other environments. The objectives of this study were to investigate the polychaete community associated with the Thalassia beds in BAL, determine seasonal variation, and compare with the neighbouring hard bottom polychaete community in Mt. Irvine Bay (MIB). Benthic macroinvertebrates were sampled using a 15 cm diameter corer at a depth of 10 cm. Six stations were sampled during the wet and dry seasons of 2018. Samples were sieved in the field using a 0. 5 mm mesh screen. They were stained and preserved with a 10% formalin-seawater mixture, sorted and macrofaunal species identified to the lowest possible taxonomic level. Thirty – one polychaete families were ranked according to trophic categories as described by Fauchald and Jumars (1979) and updated where possible. Average family density for the dry season was recorded at 206.89 ± 307.53 ind/m2 and 129.55 ± 227.23 ind/m2 for the wet. Maldanidae and Syllidae recorded highest densities for dry and wet seasons respectively. Deposit feeders were the largest trophic group represented across both seasons in the BAL with Maldanidae being the most dominant. Carnivorous polychaetes dominated MIB with Syllidae being the most dominant. BAL showed higher diversity and richness compared to MIB. Based on functional traits of the community the environment at BAL can be regarded as healthy. This study establishes a much-needed baseline for future research and management of marine biodiversity in southwest Tobago.
摘要:多巴哥Bon Accord泻湖(BAL)是一个以Thalassia testudinum(K.D.Koenig,1805)为主的海草群落的家园,与其他环境相比,多毛类通常对海草床表现出亲和力。本研究的目的是调查BAL中与Thalassia海床相关的多毛类群落,确定季节变化,并与Mt.Irvine Bay(MIB)中邻近的硬底多毛类群落进行比较。使用直径15厘米、深度10厘米的取芯器对底栖大型无脊椎动物进行采样。在2018年的雨季和旱季,对六个站点进行了采样。使用0。5毫米筛网。用10%福尔马林海水混合物对它们进行染色和保存,对它们进行分类,并将大型动物物种鉴定到尽可能低的分类水平。根据Fauchard和Jumars(1979)描述的营养类别,对三十一个多毛类科进行了排名,并在可能的情况下进行了更新。旱季的平均家庭密度为206.89±307.53 ind/m2,雨季为129.55±227.23 ind/m2。Maldanidae和Syllidae分别在旱季和雨季记录了最高的密度。沉积物食性动物是BAL中两个季节中最大的营养群,其中马尔丹科最占优势。肉食性多毛类在MIB中占主导地位,Syllidae占主导地位。与MIB相比,BAL表现出更高的多样性和丰富度。根据群落的功能特征,BAL的环境可以被认为是健康的。这项研究为多巴哥西南部海洋生物多样性的未来研究和管理建立了一个急需的基线。
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Taxonomic notes on Macugonalia semiguttata (Signoret, 1853) with first descriptions of the male and female terminalia (Insecta: Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Cicadellini) 半盾叶蝉的分类注释(Signoret,1853)及其对雄性和雌性终端虫的首次描述(昆虫纲:半翅目:蝉科:蝉属)
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-01-27 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2021.2010453
Nathalia Hiluy Pecly, Victor Quintas, G. Mejdalani
ABSTRACT The male and female terminalia of the poorly known sharpshooter Macugonalia semiguttata are described and illustrated for the first time based on specimens from a mountainous region in Rio de Janeiro State, southeastern Brazil (Atlantic Forest). External characters of the head, thorax, and abdomen of this species are also described and illustrated. Macugonalia semiguttata is compared with other seven similar species of the diverse genus Macugonalia Young, 1977. Among the 28 known species of this genus, it is apparently closely related to Macugonalia dallasi (Signoret, 1853), Macugonalia geographica (Signoret, 1855), and Macugonalia elegantula Cavichioli, 2004. Specimens of M. semiguttata were collected from the leaves and branches of shrubs and small trees in an area of low forest (circa 1,700 m a.s.l.), which is intermediate between the typical Atlantic Forest and the vegetation of alpine fields.
摘要根据巴西东南部里约热内卢州(大西洋森林)一个山区的标本,首次描述和说明了鲜为人知的神枪手Macugonalia semigutta的雄性和雌性绝症。还描述和说明了该物种的头部、胸部和腹部的外部特征。1977年,将半喉头麦穗藻与其他七种不同属的类似物种进行了比较。在该属的28个已知物种中,它显然与达拉西马孔藻(Signoret,1853)、地理马孔藻(Signore,1855)和Cavicioli马孔藻密切相关,2004年。半古塔M.semigutta的标本是从一片低矮森林(约1700 M a.s.l.)的灌木和小树的叶子和树枝上采集的,该森林位于典型的大西洋森林和高山植被之间。
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Historia natural de Osteocephalus castaneicola Moravec, Aparicio, Guerrero-Reinhard, Calderón, Jungfer & Gvoždík, 2009 (Anura: Hylidae) con descripción de canto de anuncio y nuevos datos de distribución Osteocephalus自然历史castaneicola Moravec Aparicio、Guerrero-Reinhard卡尔德龙Jungfer &东张西望ždík, 2009年(Anura歌唱:Hylidae)描述广告和新数据分布
IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2021.1894861
Paulo Roberto Melo-Sampaio, J. López-Rojas, Moisés Barbosa de Souza
Los anfibios poseen una de las mayores diversidades de modos reproductivos entre los vertebrados [1]. Esa diversidad es bien notada en la region neotropical, donde la heterogeneidad ambiental combi...
两栖动物在脊椎动物的繁殖方式中拥有最大的多样性之一[1]。这种多样性在新热带地区很明显,那里的环境异质性结合了。。。
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