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Authordc.contributor.authorFontúrbel, Francisco E. 
Admission datedc.date.accessioned2011-09-08T19:52:41Z
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Publication datedc.date.issued2009-03-19
Cita de ítemdc.identifier.citationMAMMALIAN BIOLOGY, Volume: 75, Issue: 4, Pages: 294-301, 2010es_CL
Identifierdc.identifier.issn1616-5047
Identifierdc.identifier.urihttps://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/119288
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Abstractdc.description.abstractAssessingsmallmammaldiversityisacommonprocedure,whichusuallyemployswidespreadstandardtechniques, for gatheringinformationforawiderangeofstudies.Traditionalmethods,however,maybebiasedagainstcapturing arborealmarsupials,suchas Dromiciopsgliroides, anendemicmarsupialcurrentlyconsideredararespeciesinthe Patagoniantemperaterainforestduetothelowabundancesreportedpreviously.Itestedanewcapturingmethodology to assessthesmallmammaldiversityofanold-growthforestinPatagonia,basedonarandomizedandbalanced design, whichincorporatedacombinationofdifferenttraptypes,baittypes,andplacementheights.Theproposed methodologyincludedfourtraptypes(twoforlive-capturing:wire-meshandShermantraps,andtwosign-recording traps fortracksandhair),twotypesofbait(bananaandrolledoats),andtwotrapplacements(groundleveland 1.5–2.5mabovetheground).Traptype,baittype,andheightofplacementallhadsignificantlydifferenteffectson capturinganddetectingrodentsormarsupials;environmentalvariablesatthetraplocationalsoaffectedtheabilityto detect rodentsandmarsupials.Traditionalmethodsusedforsamplingsmallmammalsperformedwellforrodentsbut are noteffectiveforcapturingmarsupialsandviceversa,showingspecies-specificsamplingprotocols.Thereisno singlecombinationoftrap-bait-heightcapabletoassesstheentiresmallmammalcommunity,butthecombinationof the mosteffectiveprotocolforrodentsandthemosteffectiveprotocolformarsupialsguaranteebetterresults. r 2009 DeutscheGesellschaftfu¨r Sa¨ugetierkunde.es_CL
Patrocinadordc.description.sponsorshipFunding was providedbyIdeaWild,theScottNeotropicalFund programoftheClevelandMetroparksZooandthe ClevelandZoologicalSociety,andtheWildlifeLabora- tory ofUniversidaddeLosLagos.Ialsothankthe ChileanScienceFoundation(CONICYT)foraMaster of Sciencescholarship.es_CL
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Publisherdc.publisherELSEVIER GMBHes_CL
Keywordsdc.subjectSmall mammalses_CL
Títulodc.titleA methodological approach to assess the small mammal community diversity in the temperate rainforest of Patagoniaes_CL
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