Geographic distribution's ampliation of Chiroderma doriae Thomas (Mammalia, Chiroptera) in Brazil

Bordignon, Marcelo Oscar

doi:10.1590/s0101-81752005000400063

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“…2007). At Corumbá, in Pantanal's emerging metallurgical industry, records of Chrioderma doriae extended its known distribution by 630km to the west (Bordignon 2005).…”

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“…Surveys in the vulnerable regions of Nhecolândia, the lowlands of Rio Taboco and the headwaters of Rio Negro, one of Pantanal's main tributaries, resulted in the first record of Mimon crenulatum in the biome (Camargo & Fischer 2005) and extended southwards the distribution of Vampyressa pusilla (Longo et al 2007). At Corumbá, in Pantanal's emerging metallurgical industry, records of Chrioderma doriae extended its known distribution by 630km to the west (Bordignon 2005).…”

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Discovering the Brazilian bat fauna: a task for two centuries?

Bernard¹,

Aguiar²,

Machado³

2010

Mammal Review

138

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1. Brazil is the second most bat species-rich country in the world, but the available information on the occurrence and distribution of bat species in Brazil is still heterogeneous and fragmented. 2. We review the occurrence and distribution of bat species in Brazil, analyse the spatial performance of inventories conducted to date and identify knowledge gaps. We also identify the main factors contributing to the recent increase in the knowledge of the Brazilian bat fauna, and make suggestions for maintaining this momentum into the near future. 3. We plotted record coordinates on a map, grouped them in 0.5 degrees of latitude ¥ 0.5 degrees of longitude grid cells, and analysed records for each of the five terrestrial biomes in Brazil, and for the 1439 priority polygons for the conservation of Brazilian biodiversity. 4. We identified 5502 formal bat records in Brazil, indicating that less than 10% of the country is minimally surveyed, and that for nearly 60% of Brazil there is not a single record of bat species. Record coverage varies from 79% in the Atlantic Forest to 24% in Amazonia, but none of the Brazilian biomes is well surveyed for bats. Bat species have been recorded in only 15% of the priority areas for Brazilian biodiversity conservation. 5. If the current rate of recording bats in empty grid cells (10% every 4 years) was maintained, it would take 33 years for all cells to have a single record. If the current rate of recording Ն20 species in a grid cell (0.8% per year) was maintained, it would take 200 years for the bat fauna of Brazil to be minimally surveyed. Alarmingly, most of the data-poor areas are at the expansion frontiers of the agro-business, near the surrounding deforestation fronts. 6. We make recommendations for scientific research on bats in Brazil, to ensure the conservation of this ecologically important taxon.

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“…2007). At Corumbá, in Pantanal's emerging metallurgical industry, records of Chrioderma doriae extended its known distribution by 630km to the west (Bordignon 2005).…”

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confidence: 99%

Section: Conservation Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Discovering the Brazilian bat fauna: a task for two centuries?

Bernard¹,

Aguiar²,

Machado³

2010

Mammal Review

138

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“…Chama a atenção o número de ampliações de distribuições geográficas e novos registros (e.g. DIAS et al, 2003;NOGUEIRA et al, 2003;POL et al, 2003;GREGORIN et al, 2004;CAMARGO & FISCHER, 2005;BORDIGNON, 2005;AGUIAR et al, 2006;FABIÁN et al, 2006;MELLO & POL, 2006;MIKALUSKAS et al, 2006;MIRANDA et al, 2006bMIRANDA et al, , 2007aMIRANDA et al, , 2007bSODRÉ & UIEDA, 2006;WEBER et al, 2006WEBER et al, , 2007BERNARDI et al, 2007;GAZARINI & BERNARDI, 2007;LONGO et al, 2007;SCULTORI et al, 2009). Além dessas novas ocorrências, foram realizadas descrições de novas espécies para o Brasil: Xeronycteris vierai Gregorin & Diethfield, 2006, Thyroptera devivoi Gregorin, Gonçalves & Engstron, 2006 e Eptesicus taddeii Miranda, Bernardi & Passos, 2006(GREGORIN & DIETCHFIELD, 2006MIRANDA et al, 2006a).…”

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Morcegos da região sul do Brasil: análise comparativa da riqueza de espécies, novos registros e atualizações nomenclaturais (Mammalia, Chiroptera)

Passos

Miranda

Bernardi

et al. 2010

Iheringia, Sér. Zool.

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ABSTRACT. Bats from southern Brazil: comparative analysis of species richness, new records and nomenclatural update (Mammalia, Chiroptera). A comparative analysis of the patterns of bat species richness in southern Brazil is presented, as well as similarity analyses among states. The highest richness of bat species is found in the state of Paraná, with 64 species, followed by Santa Catarina with 46, and Rio Grande do Sul, with 40. The family Phyllostomidae plays an important role in determining this pattern. The geographical distributions of Trachops cirrhosus (Spix, 1823), Artibeus cinereus (Gervais, 1851) and Thyroptera tricolor Spix, 1823 are expanded to the state of Paraná, establishing a new southern limit for these species and for Thyropteridae. In addition Myotis dinellii Thomas, 1901 is first recorded in Brazil, in Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, establishing a new eastern limit for this species. The distribution of Eptesicus taddeii Miranda, Bernardi & Passos, 2006 is extended by a new record in Rio Grande do Sul. An updated list of bats for the southern Brazilian states is presented with few nomenclatural adjustments. The importance of more intensive field efforts to survey the chiropterofauna is highlighted as a way to improve conservation efforts based on representative surveys and scientific collections.

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“…Ocorre do nordeste do Brasil ao Paraguai, nos domínios da Mata Atlântica, Cerrado, Pantanal e Chaco (Bordignon, 2005b). Na BAP, há registros no planalto, nas regiões de Tucavaca, Aquidauana-Negro, Miranda e Bodoquena-APA, e na planície de inundação, nas regiões de Aquidauana, Miranda e Nabileque (E. Fischer et al, 2015;Barbier & Graciolli, 2016;Silveira, 2016;Bordignon & Shapiro, 2018;.…”

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Morcegos da Bacia do Alto Paraguai: revisão da fauna e distribuição de registros

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A Bacia do Alto Paraguai (BAP) inclui a planície inundável do Pantanal e as áreas altas no entorno que drenam para o rio Paraguai, uma região de transição entre quatro grandes domínios fitofisionômicos da América do Sul – Cerrado, Chaco, Amazônia e Mata Atlântica. A fauna da região é pobre em endemismos, porém as posições central e transicional no continente conferem enorme riqueza de animais vertebrados, oriundos de diferentes domínios, especialmente quanto à ordem Chiroptera. Aqui, revisamos as espécies de morcegos registradas na BAP e apresentamos mapas de distribuição e breve descrição de cada espécie, incluindo dados de tamanho, forma, cor, ambientes, abrigos, hábito alimentar e interações com predadores e parasitas. Encontramos registro de 93 espécies em sete famílias – Emballonuridae (3), Noctilionidae (2), Mormoopidae (2), Phyllostomidae (51), Natalidae (1), Molossidae (20) e Vespertilionidae (14). Foram registradas 66 espécies na planície e 84 no entorno; com 59 espécies reportadas na planície e no entorno. Quase dois terços das espécies (63%) foram registrados em cinco ou mais localidades na BAP, e um quinto (19%) em apenas uma localidade. A fauna de morcegos da BAP destaca a grande importância dessa região para a manutenção da diversidade de morcegos na América do Sul.

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Geographic distribution's ampliation of Chiroderma doriae Thomas (Mammalia, Chiroptera) in Brazil

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Discovering the Brazilian bat fauna: a task for two centuries?

Discovering the Brazilian bat fauna: a task for two centuries?

Morcegos da região sul do Brasil: análise comparativa da riqueza de espécies, novos registros e atualizações nomenclaturais (Mammalia, Chiroptera)

Morcegos da Bacia do Alto Paraguai: revisão da fauna e distribuição de registros

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