2020
DOI: 10.37002/biobrasil.v10i3.1513
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Aves Aquáticas da Estação Ecológica de Taiamã: Variação Sazonal da Estrutura da Comunidade e a Importância das Áreas Protegidas no Pantanal

Abstract: Maior planície de inundação do mundo, o Pantanal desempenha um papel importante na manutenção da diversidade biológica. A Estação Ecológica de Taiamã (EET) é uma unidade de conservação localizada no norte do Pantanal e é considerada uma área relevante para a conservação de aves. A composição de espécies dessa área deve ser estudada e conhecida para a elaboração de planos de manejo específicos. Além disso, as aves aquáticas são importantes na avaliação da qualidade ambiental e com alta sensibilidade a possíveis… Show more

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“…Waterbirds (e.g., Ciconiiformes, Pelecaniformes) are organisms with high mobility and biomass, so they require a large amount of energy, which can be provided via the consumption of fish. The relationship between aquatic birds and the fish fauna in the Pantanal seems to be little studied (Keppeler et al 2016), even though they are important regulators of these taxa in freshwater ecosystems, especially in the flooding and full flood periods, which were the periods in which we detected the highest abundance of waterbirds, corroborating the study of Kantek et al (2020). These periods coincide with the "dequada" process in the region, which occurs due to limnological changes, such as the depletion of dissolved oxygen in the aquatic system, and causes greater vulnerability and mortality of fish (Oliveira et al 2013) and, consequently, enables a high food supply for piscivorous birds or those that occasionally feed on fish.…”
Section: Trait Compositionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Waterbirds (e.g., Ciconiiformes, Pelecaniformes) are organisms with high mobility and biomass, so they require a large amount of energy, which can be provided via the consumption of fish. The relationship between aquatic birds and the fish fauna in the Pantanal seems to be little studied (Keppeler et al 2016), even though they are important regulators of these taxa in freshwater ecosystems, especially in the flooding and full flood periods, which were the periods in which we detected the highest abundance of waterbirds, corroborating the study of Kantek et al (2020). These periods coincide with the "dequada" process in the region, which occurs due to limnological changes, such as the depletion of dissolved oxygen in the aquatic system, and causes greater vulnerability and mortality of fish (Oliveira et al 2013) and, consequently, enables a high food supply for piscivorous birds or those that occasionally feed on fish.…”
Section: Trait Compositionsupporting
confidence: 84%