Elaboração de um Plano de Ação (5W1H) para aperfeiçoar o serviço do restaurante de um meio de hospedagem no Rio de Janeiro

Individual identification and forensic applications with microsatellites in a non-invasive monitoring of Antilophia bokermanni

“…In this perspective, the conservationist impact of this research stems from the fact that we are facing a particular biological case, in which the entire population is restricted to an area of approximately 30 km², unevenly distributed in the small strip of humid forest (Silva et al, 2011). Recent studies have shown that, as a result of local res and other anthropogenic actions, there is the possibility of formation of islands of habitat as a consequence of the fragmentation of its natural habitat (Silva et al, 2011). Soon this technological kit of microsatellite markers will be the ideal technology for monitoring actions that seek to avoid the process of habitat fragmentation.…”

“…Antilophia bokermanni (Soldadinho-do-Araripe) is a bird endemic to Brazil and globally threatened with extinction, whose main cause is the loss of its habitat, as a direct result of deforestation of hillside forests and degradation of water sources (Silva et al, 2011). This species is among the 190 birds classi ed as critically endangered in the world (Silva et al, 2011).…”

“…Several works have been carried out in order to better understand the biology and ecology of this species (Linhares et al, 2010;Silva et al, 2011;Rêgo et al, 2010;Luna et al, 2017), and thus provide of information that can guide more objectively the implementation of conservation actions. More recently, Souza et al (2019) provided a panel of species-speci c microsatellite markers, enabling a more accurate assessment of its variability and population genetic structure.…”

“…In the current context of the Soldadinho-do-Araripe, the National Action Plan (PAN) for this species has suggested that carrying out actions to monitor its diversity on a temporal and regional scale is essential for the adequate preservation process. (Silva et al, 2011). In this process, the possibility of characterizing existing family groups, monitoring the ow of individuals within the area of occurrence and understanding their reproductive dynamics become information of high conservation value, with microsatellite markers being a tool capable of generating such knowledge.…”