2003
DOI: 10.3989/graellsia.2003.v59.i2-3.241
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Asociación entre distribución continental y regional. Análisis con la avifauna forestal y de medios arbolados de la península Ibérica

Abstract: RESUMENSe analizan los patrones de distribución de las especies de aves forestales y de medios arbolados en la península Ibérica, para describir los determinantes ambientales de su distribución y la asociación entre ésta y sus patrones corológicos a escalas geográficas mayores.La distribución de cada especie en la península Ibérica pudo ser explicada, utilizando árboles de regresión, por 10 variables ambientales que sintetizan los principales patrones ambientales a gran escala en Iberia y que explicaban, en pr… Show more

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“…On the other hand, climate variables may be reflecting other factors limiting forest cover establishment in the region, particularly in those areas with a remarkable Mediterranean climate influence . The type of association between species richness and climate variables agreed with the fact that in Spain most of the forest bird species are more associated with the moistest and most forested northern areas than with the driest southern parts (Carrascal and Díaz, 2003).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 76%
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“…On the other hand, climate variables may be reflecting other factors limiting forest cover establishment in the region, particularly in those areas with a remarkable Mediterranean climate influence . The type of association between species richness and climate variables agreed with the fact that in Spain most of the forest bird species are more associated with the moistest and most forested northern areas than with the driest southern parts (Carrascal and Díaz, 2003).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 76%
“…In Catalonia, forest birds are usually associated with advanced development stages (Blondel and Farré, 1988;Suárez-Seoane et al, 2002). Forest bird species' pool does not differ too much from that of the rest of Europe, and few species typical of Catalan forest environments are endemic to the Mediterranean region (Carrascal and Díaz, 2003).…”
Section: Forest Bird Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some studies have described decreases in bird species richness from eastern to western Palaearctic forests, and towards both the north and south of the Eurasian continent (Mönkkönen, 1994;Mönkkö-nen and Viro, 1997;Covas and Blondel, 1997), suggesting that forest bird faunas of the Iberian Peninsula are somewhat impoverished with respect to other central and northern European latitudes (Blondel and Farré, 1988). Moreover, Carrascal and Lobo (2003; see also Tellería andSantos, 1993, 1994;Carrascal and Díaz, 2003), recorded impoverishment of forest bird species richness from the Pyrenees to the southwestern region of the Iberian Peninsula, chiefly for species of European or Nearctic-Palaearctic distribution (see Voous, 1960; for faunal types). Consequently, fewer species of restricted requirements were expected in the Sistema Central, located in the middle of the Iberian Peninsula, at the southwestern limit of the Palaearctic region.…”
Section: Effects Of Oak-pine Mixed Woodlands On Avian Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…These differences are related to past climatic events influencing the avifauna of the western Palearctic (Blondel and Farré, 1988;Blondel and Mourer-Chauviré, 1998;Mönkkönen, 1994). In the Iberian Peninsula, the patterns of geographic distribution and environmental preferences of woodland birds reflect the distribution patterns at broader geographic scales (the southwestern Palearctic region; Carrascal and Díaz, 2003). Moreover, the single climatic variable number of cloudless days per year was the most important variable negatively affecting the geography of species richness for bird species with European and Palearctic distribution pattern, while the mountainous character of areas positively affected species richness of these ornitogeographical groups.…”
Section: Biogeohraphic Origin and Bird Species Richnessmentioning
confidence: 99%