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Population Responses to Patchy Environments

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Wiens, John A.·1976·Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics

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Los primates usan diferencialmente el espacio y sus tiempos para adaptarse a cambios de origen natural o antropogénicos. La especie Plecturocebus caquetensis, en estado crítico de extinción, habita en bosques fragmentados de la región Andino Amazónica al suroccidente de Colombia. La zona suroccidental de su distribución (Bota Caucana), resguarda una de las áreas prioritarias para la conectividad del hábitat, donde se hace necesario conocer la estructura de la vegetación y tendencias de uso de hábitat para informar decisiones de manejo y conservación in situ. Se analizó el uso de hábitat de un grupo de Plecturocebus caquetensis y su relación con atributos como la disponibilidad de recursos y estructura de la vegetación, en Piamonte, Cauca. El grupo de P. caquetensis sobrevive en hábitats intervenidos de tipo temporalmente inundable y no inundable. El periodo de mayor oferta de recursos durante la temporada seca en agosto y septiembre y el periodo de menor oferta de recursos es en octubre y noviembre. El grupo estuvo el 97% del tiempo en el hábitat inundable y 3% en hábitats no inundables; 49% del total de tiempo de seguimiento (134 hrs) se destinó a descanso, 24% a desplazamiento, 13% a alimentación y 15% en otras actividades. La actividad social y el desplazamiento-alimentación se vieron asociadas positivamente con la altura promedio del estrato dominante de bosque. Una alta dedicación al descanso junto a un mayor consumo de ítems vegetativos en una época de escasos recursos, sugiere una adopción de una estrategia minimizadora de energía de P. caquetensis, compartida por otros titíes y primates del viejo mundo en hábitats fragmentados. (Texto tomado de la fuente).

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Authors
Wiens, J. A.
Venue
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics
Published
1976-11
Volume
7
Issue
1
Pages
81-120
ISSN
0066-4162 (ISSN-L)
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W2106837814
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1,067
References
8
FWCI
31.06
Type
journal article
Language
en
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