欧亚鹰鸮的不完全白化病

IF 10 1区环境科学与生态学 Q1 ECOLOGY

Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment Pub Date : 2024-02-01 DOI:10.1002/fee.2708

Mario León-Ortega, José A Lacalle, Antonio Zamora-López, José M Zamora-Marín

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摘要

虽然白化病在鸟类中经常被报道，但在猫头鹰等颜色隐秘的鸟类中却很少被观察到。据我们所知，这些图片代表了第一例欧亚鹰鸮（Bubo bubo）不完全白化病的报道。本故事的雌性主角（以下简称 "Blanquita"）是在自然 2000 网络的 "Monte El Valle y Sierras de Altaona y Escalona "特别保护区（西班牙东南部穆尔西亚省）的一个巢穴中首次被观察到的，当时它还是一只出生 40 天的小鹰。这次观察发生在 2020 年的一次例行实地考察中，当时正在为鹰鸮雏鸟套环（带环），这是长期监测项目的一部分。Blanquita 是一窝四只雏鹰中唯一一只颜色异常的小鹰，这四只雏鹰的父母具有典型的鹰鸮肤色。在雏鸟阶段，Blanquita 被贴上了 VHF 无线电发射器标签。经过 10 个月每周一次的无线电追踪，在产地以西 20 公里处的一个山麓上发现了它的尸体，该山麓位于同类密集的合适栖息地内，并有哺乳动物食腐的痕迹。不幸的是，Blanquita的过早死亡使我们无法深入研究白化病可能导致的与鹰鸮社会组织（即择偶和繁殖）有关的种内冲突。它短暂的寿命凸显了显眼的异常肤色猫头鹰在日常栖息地保持伪装所面临的挑战，因为它们更容易被捕食者发现。

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Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 环境科学-环境科学

CiteScore

18.30

自引率

1.00%

发文量

128

审稿时长

9-18 weeks

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