巴西东南部城市大西洋森林片段中的小型哺乳动物生态学

F. F. R. Oliveira, R. Nessim, L. P. Costa, Yuri Luiz, R. Leite
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我们在巴西东南部贝洛奥里藏特市Mangabeiras公园的城市森林片段中对小型哺乳动物进行了捕获-标记-释放研究。在2003年3月至2004年2月间发现了4种有袋类动物,分别是蓝背袋狸、蓝背袋狸、蓝背袋狸和蓝背袋狸,以及4种啮齿类动物,分别是林奈袋狸、山齿蜥、乳突袋狸和林奈小家鼠。其中,白斑麻鼠(M. incanus)和斑麻鼠(S. aestuans)数量最多,分别占总记录数的50%和20%。山地棘螨和白腹棘螨有陆栖习性,机敏棘螨、白斑棘螨、frenatus棘螨和aestuans棘螨有掠食习性,mastacalis棘螨只在树上栖息。白斑田鼠的种群丰度与降雨量呈正相关,白斑田鼠的招募率与降雨量呈正相关。快速的周转率表明大多数物种的停留时间短。鉴定出三种繁殖模式:乳突天牛在两个季节都有延长的繁殖模式,金毛天牛在旱季有延长的繁殖模式,其余种类在雨季有延长的繁殖模式。在穿过碎片的道路上只检测到白腹棘鼠、白斑棘鼠、乳突棘鼠和斑棘鼠的个体,这表明道路可能是其他物种的屏障。关键词:小兽类,次生林,群落生态,种群动态,季节性
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Small mammal ecology in an urban Atlantic forest fragment in southeastern Brazil
We conducted a capture-mark-release study of small mammals in an urban forest fragment at the Parque das Mangabeiras, in the city of Belo Horizonte, southeastern Brazil. Four marsupials — Didelphis albiventris Lund, Gracilinanus agilis (Burmeister), Marmosops incanus (Lund), Philander frenatus (Olfers) — and four rodents — Sciurus aestuans Linnaeus, Akodon montensis Thomas, Rhipidomys mastacalis (Lund) and Mus musculus Linnaeus — were found between March 2003 and February 2004. The most abundant species were M. incanus and S. aestuans, representing respectively 50% and 20% of the individuals recorded. Terrestrial habits were detected for A. montensis and D. albiventris, scansorial habits for G. agilis, M. incanus, P. frenatus, and S. aestuans, while R. mastacalis was exclusively arboreal. There was positive correlation between rainfall and population abundance for D. albiventris, and positive correlation between recruitment rates and rainfall for M. incanus. Rapid turnover rates suggested short residence time for most species. Three reproductive patterns were identified: prolonged reproduction during both seasons in R. mastacalis, reproduction during the dry season in G. agilis, and reproduction during the wet season in the remaining species. Only individuals of D. albiventris, M. incanus, R. mastacalis, and S. aestuans were detected across the paved road that runs through the fragment, suggesting that the road may be a barrier to the other species. Keywords: small mammals, secondary forest, community ecology, population dynamics, seasonality.
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