2016
DOI: 10.11606/0031-1049.2016.56.04
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Abstract: Relações alimentaRes de aves com capivaRas (HydrocHoerus HydrocHaeris)em paRque uRbano no sudeste do bRasil Dean & Macdonald, 1981;Ruggiero & Eves, 1998;Weeks, 2000). Em sua maioria, tais relações -incluindo a criação ou destruição de micro hábitats específicos por megaherbívoros (veja, Ogada et al. 2008) -estão relacionadas à alimentação e variam de comensalismo INTRODUÇÃOAs relações entre aves e mamíferos são diversas, incluindo desde seu uso como poleiro de caça até o aproveitamento da sua carcaça (e.g.,

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“…Additionally, it is important to note that these observations took place within the confines of a fenced research center. Numerous reports on cleaning associations between birds and ungulates come from areas of recreation and conservation (D'Angelo et al, 2016; Gijsman & Guevara, 2020), including a recent observation of a black‐cheeked waxbill ( Brunhilda charmosyna ) cleaning a Kirk's dik‐dik ( Madoqua kirkii ), also during the dry season at MRC (Nyaguthii et al, 2021). Two hypotheses could potentially explain this pattern.…”
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“…Additionally, it is important to note that these observations took place within the confines of a fenced research center. Numerous reports on cleaning associations between birds and ungulates come from areas of recreation and conservation (D'Angelo et al, 2016; Gijsman & Guevara, 2020), including a recent observation of a black‐cheeked waxbill ( Brunhilda charmosyna ) cleaning a Kirk's dik‐dik ( Madoqua kirkii ), also during the dry season at MRC (Nyaguthii et al, 2021). Two hypotheses could potentially explain this pattern.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Throughout each interaction, the greater kudu and Cape bushbuck appeared to remain unbothered and continued to forage as normal, while the flycatchers perched on nearby vegetation and repeatedly performed short pursuit flights around the ungulates' faces Additionally, it is important to note that these observations took place within the confines of a fenced research center. Numerous reports on cleaning associations between birds and ungulates come from areas of recreation and conservation (D'Angelo et al, 2016;Gijsman & Guevara, 2020), including a recent observation of a black-cheeked waxbill (Brunhilda charmosyna) cleaning a Kirk's dikdik (Madoqua kirkii), also during the dry season at MRC (Nyaguthii et al, 2021). Two hypotheses could potentially explain this pattern.…”
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“…Thus, this seems to be an extreme case of a habitual cleaning behavior. Semi-parasitism was previously recorded in Africa (Red-bellied Oxpeckers Buphagus erythrorhynchus on ungulate species) (Weeks 2000), Argentina (Kelp Gulls Larus dominicanus on southern right whales Euballaena australis) (Fazio et al 2012), and Brazil (Yellowheaded Caracaras Milvago chimachima and Black Vultures on capybaras) (Sazima et al 2012, D'Angelo et al 2016), but usually by only a few individuals. Flesh and blood from live hosts may easily emerge as an additional food resource for opportunistic scavenger species, such as Black Vultures (see Sazima et al 2011), as previously reported by other scavenger-cleaner species (Weeks 2000, Fazio et al 2012.…”
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“…The Black Vulture is a generalist and opportunist scavenger, feeding on carrion, organic waste, and fruits (Sick 1997, Houston 2018, Communicated by Kaspar Delhey © The Neotropical Ornithological Society but occasionally hunts on reptiles, birds, and wild and domestic mammals (Sick 1997, Salera-Junior et al 2009. This species also feeds on parasites, blood, and flesh of the open wounds of large wild mammals (Tomazzoni et al 2005, Sazima 2007, D'Angelo et al 2016, Coulson et al 2018.…”
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