Biodiversidad de Chordata (Mammalia) en México

Sánchez‐Cordero, Víctor; Botello, Francisco; Flores‐Martínez, José Juan; Gómez-Rodríguez, Ruth A.; Guevara, Lázaro; Gutiérrez-Granados, Gabriel; Rodríguez-Moreno, Ángel

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“…The sum of a, b, c and d corresponds to 100% of the variation in each biodiversity dimension PD taking into account S and FD taking into account PD (significant effects of fitted models are in bold, p-values < 0.05). tions, considering three main reasons: 1) this region gathers the phylogenetic histories from Nearctic and Neotropical regions, 2) the greatest mammal species richness in Mexico is located in temperate mountains (Sánchez-Cordero et al 2014), and 3) the Transitional region is considered an evolutionarily active zone with high rates of speciation and endemism (Escalante et al 2002, Morrone 2015.…”

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“…There are 564 mammal species in Mexico, and ca. 25% of them are medium and large sized (Sánchez-Cordero et al 2014). They include species at key trophic levels in ecosystems; for example, some consumers have disproportionate impacts on ecosystems in relation to their abundance, and determine significant ecosystem effects (Dalerum et al 2009).…”

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Spatial variation of mammal richness, functional and phylogenetic diversity in the Mexican transition zone

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“…De ello resultan otras interpretaciones para definir especies endémicas. Por ejemplo, en México se consideran 157 especies de mamíferos como endémicas (28%, total: 564 especies) (Sánchez-Cordero et al 2014) y en Colombia 42 especies (8.6%, total: 500 especies) (Solari figura 2. Mapas de distribución de cuatro especies de mamíferos considerados como especies restringidas por tener un área menor a 50,000 km 2 .…”

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El endemismo: diferenciación del término, métodos y aplicaciones

Noguera‐Urbano

2017

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La importancia del endemismo radica en la necesidad de conocer y proteger los atributos biológicos e historia evolutiva que representan los taxones endémicos y sus patrones biogeográficos. El endemismo toma un valor ecológico e histórico, si se considera que define zonas geográficas donde hay taxones integrados espacio-temporalmente (Nelson & Platnick 1981;Stattersfield et al. 1998;Morrone 2009).La palabra "endémico" proviene del griego "endēmios = nativo". Fue transferido por Candolle (1820) desde la medicina a la botánica para indicar taxones nativos que se distribuyen en un lugar y no en otro (Anderson 1994;Hobohm & Tucker 2014 RESUMEN.El endemismo es un concepto comúnmente usado para identificar a taxones nativos o grupos biológicos con área de distribución restringida. Sin embargo, el endemismo tiene diferentes interpretaciones de acuerdo a la aproximación usada para los análisis biogeográficos (ecológico o histórico). Los múltiples usos del endemismo han llevado a proponer otros conceptos relacionados con las áreas geográficas ocupadas por los taxones endémicos (área endémica, área de endemismo, centro de endemismo). En algunos casos los resultados de las técnicas y protocolos usados para evaluar el endemismo son malinterpretados, ya que en la literatura los tres términos son usados como sinónimos. En este orden de ideas, esta revisión discute el concepto de endemismo y su aplicación en múltiples campos del conocimiento. Además, se comparan y discuten las técnicas y protocolos usados para evaluar el endemismo. Se concluye que es necesario el uso de un concepto unificado del endemismo, lo cual podría facilitar su interpretación tanto en ecología como en conservación y biogeografía. Palabras clave: Biogeografía, Conservación, distribución restringida, endémico, Ecología. ABSTRACT. Endemism is a concept commonly used to identify native taxa or biological groups with restricted range. However, the endemism has different interpretations according to the approach used in the biogeographic analysis (ecological or historical). The multiples interpretations of endemism have led to propose other concepts related with the geographical areas occupied by the endemic taxa (endemic area, area of endemism, center of endemism). In some cases, the results of the technics and protocols used to evaluate the endemism are misinterpreted because in the literature endemic area, area of endemism and center of endemism are used as synonyms. In this order of ideas, this review discusses the concept of endemism, and its application in multiples knowledge fields. The technics and protocols to evaluate the endemism are discussed and compared. It is concluded that it is necessary to use a unified concept of endemism, which could facilitate the interpretation of the endemism in ecology, conservation and biogeography. Noguera-Urbano

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“…Oaxaca holds some of the richest biodiversity in Mexico (Flores-Villela and García-Vázquez 2014, Navarro-Sigüenza et al 2014, Parra-Olea et al 2014, Sánchez-Cordero et al 2014, Villaseñor and Ortiz 2014. It also has impressive human ethnic diversity: 16 of the 58 native groups of Mexico, and 158 of the 291 known languages in the country (De Ávila 2008).…”

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An open-access platform for camera-trapping data

Lavariega

2018

Biodiv. Inf.

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Abstract.-In southern Mexico, local communities have been playing important roles in the design and collection of wildlife data through camera-trapping in community-based monitoring of biodiversity projects. However, the methods used to store the data have limited their use in matters of decisionmaking and research. Thus, we present the Platform for Community-based Monitoring of Biodiversity (PCMB), a repository, which allows storage, visualization, and downloading of photographs captured by community-based monitoring of biodiversity projects in protected areas of southern Mexico. The platform was developed using agile software development with extensive interaction between computer scientists and biologists. System development included gathering data, design, built, database and attributes creation, and quality control. The PCMB currently contains 28,180 images of 6478 animals (69.4% mammals and 30.3% birds). Of the 32 species of mammals recorded in 18 PA since 2012, approximately a quarter of all photographs were of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). Platforms permitting access to camera-trapping data are a valuable step in opening access to data of biodiversity; the PCMB is a practical new tool for wildlife management and research with data generated through local participation. Thus, this work encourages research on the data generated through the communitybased monitoring of biodiversity projects in protected areas, to provide an important information infrastructure for effective management and conservation of wildlife.

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Biodiversidad de Chordata (Mammalia) en México

Cited by 48 publications

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Spatial variation of mammal richness, functional and phylogenetic diversity in the Mexican transition zone

Spatial variation of mammal richness, functional and phylogenetic diversity in the Mexican transition zone

El endemismo: diferenciación del término, métodos y aplicaciones

An open-access platform for camera-trapping data

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