1976
DOI: 10.1590/1809-43921976064s061
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As aves do rio Aripuanã, Estados de Mato Grosso e Amazonas

Abstract: Resumo Lista das aves da bacia do rio Aripuanã com referência ao material colecionado e observado durante viagem realizada pelo autor em setembro-outubro de 1975, e relação dos espécimes depositados no Museu Nacional -Rio de Janeiro, colecionados pela Comissão Rondon (1909 e 1914), e do Museu de Zoologia da Universidade de São Paulo no ano de 1971. INTRODUÇÃO O rio Aripuanã, um dos mais importantes afluentes da margem direita do rio Madeira, tem seu curso em maior parte dirigido no sentido de sul para norte, e… Show more

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“…Novaes (1976) reported specimens of the race subochracea from the Rio Aripuana, and only subochracea was found at Alta Floresta by Parker. Four specimens collected in bamboo west of Cachoeira Nazare* are referable to the nominate race devillei, previously unrecorded from Brazil.…”
Section: At Both Sites Crested Foliage-gleaners Were Fairly Common Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Novaes (1976) reported specimens of the race subochracea from the Rio Aripuana, and only subochracea was found at Alta Floresta by Parker. Four specimens collected in bamboo west of Cachoeira Nazare* are referable to the nominate race devillei, previously unrecorded from Brazil.…”
Section: At Both Sites Crested Foliage-gleaners Were Fairly Common Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most published ornithological inventories for Mato Grosso State (and neighboring areas) include the habitats of 'cerrado' and 'pantanal' (Naumburg, 1930;Stone & Roberts, 1934;Pinto, 1940;Pinto & Camargo, 1948;Silva & Oniki, 1988;Willis & Oniki, 1990;Dubs, 1992;Silveira & d'Horta, 2002). Only six bird checklists describing typical or transitional upland Amazonian forests ('terra firme') in Mato Grosso have been published to date (Fry, 1970;Novaes, 1976;Novaes & Lima, 1991;Zimmer et al, 1997;Lees et al, 2008;Aleixo et al, 2010). The published data shows that most of the birds living in 'terra firme' forests in Mato Grosso come from the Xingu bird endemism area (Borges, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%