Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical
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Tipo de documento: | Dissertação |
Tipo de acesso: | Acesso aberto |
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Universidade Federal Rural do Semi-Árido
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Programa de Pós-graduação em Ecologia e Conservação
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Brasil
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Link de acesso: | http://repositorio.ufersa.edu.br/handle/tede/651 |
Resumo: | Variations in bird abundance species are associated with variation in food availability or effects of seasonality in these populations. As the Caatinga a tropical semi-arid environment with seasonal characteristics, assuming that local climate regime is able to act on demographic parameters of bird populations in semi-arid environments, our hypothesis is that intra and interannual variations in the abundance of Lanio pileatus are determined ultimately by precipitation regime. In this way we hope that (1) the precipitation is a variable predictor of reproductive intensity in intra and interannual levels, (2) the intensity of reproduction is one predictor of temporal variation in the abundance of young, (3) the temporal variation in the input individuals the population is predicted by temporal variation in the abundance of young and (4) population survival L. pileatus is inversely related to rainfall, and the rainfall determinants of intra and interannual periods of higher output (mortality) of individuals in the population. The birds were captured in a Caatinga area inserted in the ecoregion of the Depressão Sertaneja Setentrional with the mist nets from September 2012 to September 2015. We analyzed the data in the Mark program using the POPAN model to estimate apparent survival, probability of capture, probability of entrance and population size. The covariates entered in our analysis were: time, year, rainy season, breeding, brood patch and juvenile occurrence period independently and a constant model. On this study recorded 411 captures and 295 recaptures L. pileatus on 78 occasions sampling over the three years of study. During this period the reproduction of the species has always coincides with the rainy season. The analysis using Mark program demonstrated a pattern of exponential growth in the L. pileatus population. The results of the average model for the set of candidate models have shown effects of environmental seasonality on estimates of apparent survival, as well as a relationship between the new individuals entering the population and the reproductive period, generating a cyclical fluctuation of the population size |
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França, Leonardo Fernandes04484074699Costa, Rodrigo Silva da92035116015http://lattes.cnpq.br/4362207798891727Araújo, Helder Farias Pereira de00832393401http://lattes.cnpq.br/114229341000990508490063419http://lattes.cnpq.br/2695974754026318http://lattes.cnpq.br/3064068628096842Moura, Pedro Teófilo Silva de2017-04-13T15:05:41Z2016-03-29MOURA, Pedro Teófilo Silva de. Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical. 2016. 39 f. Dissertação (Mestrado) - Curso de Pós-graduação em Ecologia e Conservação, Universidade Federal Rural do Semi-Árido, Mossoró, 2016.http://repositorio.ufersa.edu.br/handle/tede/651Variations in bird abundance species are associated with variation in food availability or effects of seasonality in these populations. As the Caatinga a tropical semi-arid environment with seasonal characteristics, assuming that local climate regime is able to act on demographic parameters of bird populations in semi-arid environments, our hypothesis is that intra and interannual variations in the abundance of Lanio pileatus are determined ultimately by precipitation regime. In this way we hope that (1) the precipitation is a variable predictor of reproductive intensity in intra and interannual levels, (2) the intensity of reproduction is one predictor of temporal variation in the abundance of young, (3) the temporal variation in the input individuals the population is predicted by temporal variation in the abundance of young and (4) population survival L. pileatus is inversely related to rainfall, and the rainfall determinants of intra and interannual periods of higher output (mortality) of individuals in the population. The birds were captured in a Caatinga area inserted in the ecoregion of the Depressão Sertaneja Setentrional with the mist nets from September 2012 to September 2015. We analyzed the data in the Mark program using the POPAN model to estimate apparent survival, probability of capture, probability of entrance and population size. The covariates entered in our analysis were: time, year, rainy season, breeding, brood patch and juvenile occurrence period independently and a constant model. On this study recorded 411 captures and 295 recaptures L. pileatus on 78 occasions sampling over the three years of study. During this period the reproduction of the species has always coincides with the rainy season. The analysis using Mark program demonstrated a pattern of exponential growth in the L. pileatus population. The results of the average model for the set of candidate models have shown effects of environmental seasonality on estimates of apparent survival, as well as a relationship between the new individuals entering the population and the reproductive period, generating a cyclical fluctuation of the population sizeAs variações na abundância em espécies de aves estão associadas a variação na disponibilidade de alimento ou aos efeitos da sazonalidade climática nestas populações. Sendo a Caatinga um ambiente semiárido tropical com sazonalidade característica, assumindo que o regime climático local é capaz de atuar sobre os parâmetros demográficos das populações de aves em ambientes semiáridos, nossa hipótese é que variações intra e interanuais na abundância de L. pileatus são determinadas em última instância pelo regime de precipitações. Desta forma esperamos que (1) a precipitação seja uma variável preditora da intensidade reprodutiva em níveis intra e interanuais, (2) a intensidade da reprodução seja uma preditora da variação temporal na abundância de jovens, (3) a variação temporal na entrada de indivíduos na população seja predita pela variação temporal na abundância de jovens e (4) a sobrevivência populacional de L. pileatus seja inversamente relacionada à precipitação, sendo as chuvas determinantes dos períodos intra e interanuais de maior saída (mortalidade) de indivíduos na população. As aves foram capturadas em uma área de Caatinga inserida na ecorregião da Depressão Sertaneja Setentrional com o auxilio de redes de neblina entre setembro de 2012 a setembro de 2015. Analisamos os dados no programa Mark utilizando o modelo POPAN para estimar sobrevivência, probabilidade de captura, probabilidade de entrada e tamanho populacional. As covariáveis inseridas em nossas análises foram: tempo, ano, estação chuvosa, ciclo reprodutivo, placas de incubação e período de ocorrência de jovens de maneira independente e um modelo constante. Durante o estudo registramos 411 capturas e 295 recapturas de L. pileatus em 78 ocasiões de amostragens ao longo dos três anos de estudo. Nesse período a reprodução da espécie se deu sempre coincidente com a estação das chuvas. As analises utilizando o programa Mark demonstraram um padrão de crescimento exponencial na população de L. pileatus. 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Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical |
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Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical |
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Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical Moura, Pedro Teófilo Silva de Coryphospingus pileatus Semiárido POPAN Abundância Ecologia de populações Coryphospingus pileatus Semi-arid POPAN Abundance Population Ecology CNPQ::CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS |
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Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical |
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Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical |
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Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical |
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Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical |
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Sazonalidade climática e dinâmica populacional de Lanio pileatus (Aves: Passariformis) em um semiárido Neotropical |
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Moura, Pedro Teófilo Silva de |
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Moura, Pedro Teófilo Silva de |
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França, Leonardo Fernandes |
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Costa, Rodrigo Silva da |
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Araújo, Helder Farias Pereira de |
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Moura, Pedro Teófilo Silva de |
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França, Leonardo Fernandes Costa, Rodrigo Silva da Araújo, Helder Farias Pereira de |
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Coryphospingus pileatus Semiárido POPAN Abundância Ecologia de populações Coryphospingus pileatus Semi-arid POPAN Abundance Population Ecology |
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Coryphospingus pileatus Semiárido POPAN Abundância Ecologia de populações Coryphospingus pileatus Semi-arid POPAN Abundance Population Ecology CNPQ::CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS |
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Variations in bird abundance species are associated with variation in food availability or effects of seasonality in these populations. As the Caatinga a tropical semi-arid environment with seasonal characteristics, assuming that local climate regime is able to act on demographic parameters of bird populations in semi-arid environments, our hypothesis is that intra and interannual variations in the abundance of Lanio pileatus are determined ultimately by precipitation regime. In this way we hope that (1) the precipitation is a variable predictor of reproductive intensity in intra and interannual levels, (2) the intensity of reproduction is one predictor of temporal variation in the abundance of young, (3) the temporal variation in the input individuals the population is predicted by temporal variation in the abundance of young and (4) population survival L. pileatus is inversely related to rainfall, and the rainfall determinants of intra and interannual periods of higher output (mortality) of individuals in the population. The birds were captured in a Caatinga area inserted in the ecoregion of the Depressão Sertaneja Setentrional with the mist nets from September 2012 to September 2015. We analyzed the data in the Mark program using the POPAN model to estimate apparent survival, probability of capture, probability of entrance and population size. The covariates entered in our analysis were: time, year, rainy season, breeding, brood patch and juvenile occurrence period independently and a constant model. On this study recorded 411 captures and 295 recaptures L. pileatus on 78 occasions sampling over the three years of study. During this period the reproduction of the species has always coincides with the rainy season. The analysis using Mark program demonstrated a pattern of exponential growth in the L. pileatus population. The results of the average model for the set of candidate models have shown effects of environmental seasonality on estimates of apparent survival, as well as a relationship between the new individuals entering the population and the reproductive period, generating a cyclical fluctuation of the population size |
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