通过野生动物道路杀戮填补生物地理空白:厄瓜多尔六种蛇的新分布记录(镰刀蛇、长尾蛇、短尾蛇、lemniscatus、vanidusoxyrhopus、炭疽三足虫)

IF 0.9 Q4 ECOLOGY
P. Medrano‐Vizcaíno, David Brito-Zapata
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摘要

摘要监测野生动物道路死亡是识别动物更容易与车辆碰撞的关键区域的一种有价值的方法,同样,这类工作可以让我们知道哪些物种更容易受到这种人类影响。除了这些用于缓解目的的相关设施外,这项工作还可以提供关于物种生物学、生态学和生物地理学的非常重要的信息。在这篇论文中,我们报告了在进行道路生态学研究时发现的新的地理记录。这些数据增加了六种蛇的分布(Anilius scytale、Drymarchon corais、短红腹蛛、Micrurus lemniscatus、Oxyropous vanidicus和Trilepida anthancina),其中四种显示了稀少且几乎不存在的历史记录(Aniliu scytale,Drymarcon corais,短红腹蝶和Trilebida anthanchina)。我们鼓励研究人员,特别是道路生态学家,注意并报告这些观测结果,这些观测结果对于扩大物种分布的知识非常有价值,而物种分布是进行动物群整体研究的关键因素。
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Filling biogeographical gaps through wildlife roadkills: New distribution records for six snake species from Ecuador (Anilius scytale, Drymarchon corais, Erythrolamprus breviceps, Micrurus lemniscatus, Oxyrhopus vanidicus, Trilepida anthracina)
ABSTRACT Monitoring wildlife roadkills is a valuable method to identify critical areas where animals are more susceptible to collision with vehicles, likewise, this type of work can let us know which species are more vulnerable to this human impact. Besides these relevant utilities used for mitigation purposes, this effort can provide very important information about the biology, ecology and biogeography of species. In this paper, we report new geographic records found while working on a road ecology study. These data increase the distribution of six snakes’ species (Anilius scytale, Drymarchon corais, Erythrolamprus breviceps, Micrurus lemniscatus, Oxyrhopus vanidicus and Trilepida anthracina), from which, four show scarce and almost inexistent historical records (Anilius scytale, Drymarchon corais, Erythrolamprus breviceps, and Trilepida anthracina). We encourage researchers, especially road ecologists, to notice and report these observations, which can be highly valuable for expanding the knowledge of species distributions, a key factor forconducting integral studies of fauna.
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Neotropical Biodiversity
Neotropical Biodiversity Environmental Science-Ecology
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