2015
DOI: 10.5327/z2176-947820150017
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Conhecimento ecológico local sobre o veado, Mazama Gouazoubira (g. Fischer, 1814), por moradores do entorno de uma área protegida do semiárido brasileiro

Abstract: Em comunidades adjacentes à Área de Proteção Ambiental Chapada do Araripe investigou-se o conhecimento ecológico local sobre Mazama gouazoubira. Pela técnica bola de neve, foram entrevistadas 35 pessoas. Para análise, categorizaram-se os dados em conhecimento ecológico local, método de caça e percepção de disponibilidade. M. gouazoubira é conhecida por veado comum (77,15% das citações) e é reconhecida por caracteres morfológicos. Para 54,28% dos entrevistados, essa espécie é avistada todo o ano (51,43%). Dentr… Show more

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“…The inventory-interview analysis of the sampling trace elements method and the use value calculation indicate the Common deer ( M. gouazoubira ) as possibly the most abundant species (common) in this Protected Area, corroborating found by Bonifácio et al [ 84 , 85 ]. M. gouazoubira is well adapted to semi-arid region and is widely distributed in this region [ 88 ].The forest fragments included in Forested Savannah vegetation and the transition area Rainforest/Savannah were the most used environments, both by M. gouazoubira and most of the species confirmed by evidence.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…The inventory-interview analysis of the sampling trace elements method and the use value calculation indicate the Common deer ( M. gouazoubira ) as possibly the most abundant species (common) in this Protected Area, corroborating found by Bonifácio et al [ 84 , 85 ]. M. gouazoubira is well adapted to semi-arid region and is widely distributed in this region [ 88 ].The forest fragments included in Forested Savannah vegetation and the transition area Rainforest/Savannah were the most used environments, both by M. gouazoubira and most of the species confirmed by evidence.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…These results indicate the representative role of the Common deer ( M. gouazoubira ) in the local context, which added to its likely availability in the environment, infers on the local knowledge of this species, which is being passed on in a similar way between the people of the studied groups. Bonifácio et al [ 84 , 85 ] studied communities from Chapada do Araripe (Ceará, Brazil) founded that M. gouazoubira is recognized as part of the local culture, not only as a food source for survival, but as embedded element to social practice, making this remarkable animal and very popular for local people. In the Bonifácio et al [ 85 ] study thirty-five respondents (100 %) stated that the reason for M. gouazoubira hunting in Araripe region in the past and/or present, was (is) the preference for its meat, which confirms that this species is one of the main huntable species of the semiarid region, which its meat is indicated as tasty and smooth for those who hunt it [ 88 ].The diversity of uses that M. gouazoubira can provide, especially for food and medicine, is a pattern made evident in many etnozoological studies, confirming the great cultural importance of this species as a resource in other rural communities of the neotropical zones [ 54 , 80 , 82 , 83 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%