2000
DOI: 10.1206/0003-0090(2000)244<0001:motrja>2.0.co;2
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Mammals of the Rio Juruá and the Evolutionary and Ecological Diversification of Amazonia

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“…In EESA, Marmosa demerarae was very abundant in the palm forest, but in the Amazon this species occurred in undisturbed areas of terra firme, secondary forest and areas with seasonal floods (Patton et al, 2000;Malcolm et al, 2005), also present in disturbed areas (Tavares, 1998;Pardini, 2001). In forest fragments in southwest Mato Grosso, this species was the second most captured, also occurring in forest fragments' edges, but never in pasture (Santos-Filho et al, 2008b); in the Amazon, however, some individuals were observed crossing short pasturelands (about 300 m) surrounded by forest (MNFS, unpublished data).…”
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“…In EESA, Marmosa demerarae was very abundant in the palm forest, but in the Amazon this species occurred in undisturbed areas of terra firme, secondary forest and areas with seasonal floods (Patton et al, 2000;Malcolm et al, 2005), also present in disturbed areas (Tavares, 1998;Pardini, 2001). In forest fragments in southwest Mato Grosso, this species was the second most captured, also occurring in forest fragments' edges, but never in pasture (Santos-Filho et al, 2008b); in the Amazon, however, some individuals were observed crossing short pasturelands (about 300 m) surrounded by forest (MNFS, unpublished data).…”
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“…A despeito da pouca similaridade da fauna de pequenos mamíferos entre as bacias hidrográficas, algumas espécies exclusivas de uma das bacias possivelmente também ocorrem na outra (de acordo com estudos prévios), sendo a ausência destas provavelmente resultado de um artefato de amostragem. Este é o caso, por exemplo, de C. philander, C. tener e O. fornesi, conforme estimativas baseadas em outros estudos (PATTON et al, 2000;COSTA, 2003). Neste estudo, não foram amostradas espécies esperadas para florestas de galeria, tais como Micoureus constantiae (Thomas, 1904) e Neacomys spinosus (Thomas, 1882) (MARES et al, 1986;BONVICINO et al, 1996a;JOHNSON et al, 1999 (MUSSER et al, 1998;PATTON et al, 2000;COSTA, 2003), sendo que as últimas três espécies se estendem até a Amazônia, podendo também se estender até a Floresta Estacional Atlântica (CÁCERES, 2007).…”
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“…Os pequenos mamíferos não voadores, representados principalmente pelas famílias Didelphidae (entre os marsupiais) e Cricetidae e Echimyidae (entre os roedores), apresentam tanto espécies com ampla distribuição quanto aquelas com distribuição restrita. Entre os marsupiais, Micoureus e Caluromys são exemplos de gêneros com ampla distribuição, sendo também espécies florestais que ocorrem principalmente em Floresta Atlântica e Amazônica (CRESPO, 1982;FONSECA et al, 1996;EMMONS & FEER, 1997;PATTON et al, 2000), mas também em florestas de galeria no Cerrado (ALHO et al, 1986;REDFORD & FONSECA, 1986;MARES & ERNEST, 1995). Os marsupiais apresentam o maior número de espécies com ampla distribuição no Brasil em relação aos roedores de pequeno porte.…”
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“…It is currently known that large rivers might represent important dispersal restrictions to primates, thus serving as geographical barriers between the communities on opposite margins (but see review in FERRARI 2004). Therefore, rivers might determine the distributions and promote differentiation among primate taxa (AYRES & CLUTTON-BROCK 1992, RYLANDS et al 1996, PATTON et al 2000, SILVA-JÚNIOR 2002, FERRARI 2004, VILANOVA et al 2005 In western State of Paraná (PR) and eastern State of Mato Grosso do Sul (MS), in Brazil, the Upper Paraná River provides a geopolitical frontier, which coincides with the vegetational limits of the Atlantic Rainforest and the Cerrado, and is influenced by the Pantanal wetlands (SOUZA et al 2004, ALHO & GONÇALVES 2005. Despite its ecological importance, systematic surveys of primates and other mammals of the region are scarce, except for a few isolated studies (TIEPOLO et al 2004, AGUIAR et al 2005, 2007a, b, CORTE et al 2007, CULLEN JR et al 2005, GARCIA et al 2005, LUDWIG et al 2007, ROCHA et al 2007.…”
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