墨西哥韦拉克鲁斯高地森林碎片中两栖动物和爬行动物组成的变化

IF 0.6 4区生物学 Q4 ZOOLOGY

Phyllomedusa Pub Date : 2021-12-21 DOI:10.11606/issn.2316-9079.v20i2p139-150

Angel I. Contreras-Calvario, Abigail Mora Reyes, René Avalos Vela, J. L. Castillo Juárez, M. Basanta

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摘要

韦拉克鲁斯州中部山区是墨西哥爬行动物最丰富的地区之一。该地区陡峭的地形梯度与气候梯度有关，气候梯度使高度多样化的爬虫类动物群落得以出现。我们测试了墨西哥韦拉克鲁斯州卡梅里诺·Z·门多萨市城市地区、松林、橡树林和河岸林中爬虫类动物栖息地之间的差异。2015年至2017年间，我们在69个城市地区、河岸林、栎树林和栎松林的碎片中进行了为期两天的月度调查，并测试了这些碎片中疱疹动物物种的差异。我们总共发现了11种两栖动物和33种爬行动物，并且在这些地点之间存在高度的组成差异和物种替换。我们的研究结果显著放大了Camerino Z.Mendoza内的物种记录，并显示了不同地点两栖动物和爬行动物组成的巨大差异，突出了这些森林目前作为疱疹动物库的作用及其对该地区未来保护战略的重要性。

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Variation of amphibian and reptile composition in forest fragments of Veracruz highlands, Mexico

The central mountain region of Veracruz is one of the richest areas of herpetofauna in Mexico. The steep topographic gradient of this region is associated with climatic gradients that enable the occurrence of highly diverse herpetofauna communities. We tested differences among habitats to herpetofauna in an urban area, pine forest, oak forest, and riparian forest of municipality Camerino Z. Mendoza, Veracruz, Mexico. We conducted two-day monthly surveys between 2015 and 2017 in 69 sites from fragments of an urban area, riparian forest, Quercus forest, and Quercus-Pinus forest and tested for differences in herpetofauna species among these fragments. We found a total of 11 amphibian and 33 reptile species, and a high composition dissimilarity and species replacement among the sites. Our results amplified significantly the species-records within Camerino Z. Mendoza, and showed a great variation of amphibian and reptile composition among sites, highlighting the current role of these forests as a reservoir for herpetofauna and their importance for future conservation strategies in the region.

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