First records of Calidris canutus Linnaeus, 1758 (Charadriiformes,&amp;nbsp;Scolopacidae) and Trogon surrucura Vieillot, 1817 (Trogoniformes,&amp;nbsp;Trogonidae) for Entre R&amp;iacute;os province (Argentina), and noteworthy&amp;nbsp;reports of other birds in protected areas

Sarquis, Juan Andrés; Alonso, J. M.; Giraudo, Alejandro R.; Berduc, Alfredo

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“…Esta diferencia se debe a: 1) la revisión de material depositado en Museos; 2) un aumento de publicaciones y de información dispersa dada por la disponibilidad de bases de acceso abierto, que aportan un caudal de datos sin precedentes y contribuyen a complementar las colecciones biológicas y listados sistemáticos (Callaghan et al, 2019); 3) priorización de muestreos en áreas poco conocidas; 4) la expansión de la distribución de las aves, por ejemplo, Campylorhamphus trochilirostris, que en las últimas décadas se desplazó hacia el sur por el río Paraná (Alvarado y La Grotteria, 2011), lo que podría estar relacionado con el cambio climático y con la tendencia de muchas aves a conservar su nicho (Triviño et al, 2018). La mayoría de los registros nuevos provienen del norte de la provincia y de áreas linderas a los ríos Paraná y Uruguay (Dardanelli et al, 2018;Sarquis et al, 2017). La función de estos grandes ríos como corredores y refugios de biodiversidad, frente a la pérdida de hábitats y el cambio climático, fueron postulados regionalmente (Arzamendia y Giraudo, 2012;Cristaldi et al, 2019;Giraudo y Arzamendia, 2004).…”

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Inventario y áreas complementarias para la conservación de las aves de la provincia de Entre Ríos, Argentina

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The Neotropical region is characterized by the high species richness of birds, whose protection and inventories show biases due to lack of geographic representation and species diversity. In Entre Ríos province its protected areas have not been well established, generating biases in biodiversity representativeness. We updated the birds' inventory of Entre Ríos with 80,000 records. The province was divided into 39 cells of 0.5° lat-long to analyze birds' richness and priority areas through a complementary analysis. The Protected Areas (PAs) system was overlapped with the complementary areas to detect gap conservation areas. Entre Ríos presents 396 bird species and needs 10 cells to protect them all. The priority areas included cells on the Paraná and Uruguay rivers. These priority areas overlap poorly with the current PAs system. We recommend the creation of new PAs or change the protection categories of PAs that overlap with priority areas selected. This work revaluates the importance of updated inventories to perform spatial prioritization and contrast the current PAs system to generate representative and efficient systems.

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“…Seedeaters have been affected mainly by changes in land use in the last decades in Entre Ríos (Thompson et al, 2013). White-bellied Seedeater (S. leucoptera) is not threatened but is a recent addition for Entre Ríos avifauna, was first recorded for Entre Ríos by Alfredo Berduc on 1996, at Curuzú Chalí Island, in the Paraná river, extreme northwest of the study area (Sarquis et al, 2017). More recently, one individual was observed and photographed in a xerophytic Espinal woodland patch nearby a wetland (Fig.…”

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“…The information was supplemented with georeferenced records from the scientific literature with vouchers or photographs (e.g. Freiberg, 1943;Berduc, 1997;Beltzer et al, 2006;Casañas et al, 2007;de la Peña et al, 2009;de la Peña, 2012;Grassini & Bonomi, 2013;Reales et al, 2015;Sarquis et al, 2017). We used field guides and taxonomic keys to identify species (Olrog, 1968;Olrog, 1979;Rodríguez Mata et al, 2006;Narosky & Yzurieta, 2010).…”

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“…Freiberg (1943), De la Peña (1996; and Beltzer et al (2006) made some avifaunal inventories of the Entre Ríos province. In spite of that, Entre Ríos avifauna is still not well known, and taxonomic, ecological and biogeographic works continue to add new species for the province (Aceñolaza et al;Bodrati & Sierra, 2009;Alvarado & La Grotteria, 2011;Passafaro, 2012;Cantador, 2014;Sarquis et al, 2017). Freiberg (1943) listed 301 species of birds for Entre Ríos.…”

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Avifaunal inventory of northern Entre Ríos, Argentina: noteworthy records and conservation prospects

Dardanelli¹,

Reales

Sarquis

2018

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Biodiversity inventories remain fundamental tools for biodiversity conservation. Neotropical biota has poor faunal inventories. In Argentina, the avifauna of the province of Entre Ríos is still not well known. Here, we present the first exhaustive bird inventory of Northern Entre Ríos. We recorded 317 bird species. Three species were new for the province of Entre Ríos, and eight were new for Northern Entre Ríos. We recorded 17 threatened species, 4 biome-restricted species and two restricted range species. The high bird diversity of Northern Entre Ríos contrasts with the lack of effective reserves to ensure the survival of endangered species. Creation of natural reserves in this area is urgent. These protected areas should have a management plan and stable park rangers assigned, to ensure the protection of the avian diversity of Northern Entre Ríos.Resumen: Inventario de avifauna del norte de Entre Ríos, Argentina: registros notables y perspectivas de conservación. Los inventarios de Biodiversidad siguen siendo herramientas fundamentales para la conservación de la biodiversidad. La biota neotropical posee inventarios incompletos de fauna. En Argentina, la avifauna de la provincia de Entre Ríos permanece poco estudiada. Presentamos el primer inventario exhaustivo de aves para el norte de Entre Ríos. Registramos 317 especies de aves, tres son nuevas para la provincia de Entre Ríos y ocho son nuevas para el norte de Entre Ríos. Diecisiete especies están consideradas amenazadas, 4 son especies restringidas a un bioma y dos especies son de rango restringido. La alta diversidad de aves del norte de Entre Ríos contrasta con la falta de reservas efectivas que puedan asegurar la supervivencia de las especies amenazadas. La creación de reservas naturales en esta región es urgente. Estas áreas protegidas deberían tener planes de manejo y guardaparques estables asignados, para asegurar la protección de la diversidad de aves del norte de Entre Ríos.

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Aves and Fungi interactions in a review of mycophagy and its associations in wildlife and industry

Costa,

Lopes,

Heberle

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Fungi and Aves are present in all ecosystems and interact with a variety of organisms. The purpose of this study was to compile and analyze in the literature the mycophagy and association of birds with fungi to evaluate the aspects of interaction habits and habitat in natural and industrial environments. In this study, 64 species of wild birds were found with documented interactions involving fungi. However, only 32 had the consumed or used-for-nesting fungi species fully identified. In these cases, there is a correlation between the birds’ foraging habits and the habitats of fungi. According to the findings of this review study, birds’ foraging habits are closely linked to fungi habitats in relation the interactions between the groups. Also, the poultry industry is increasingly using mushrooms as a nutritional supplement due to their benefits. Despite the limited knowledge about the nutritional benefits of these associations in the wild, results from the industry indicate that the benefits would be similar.

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First records of Calidris canutus Linnaeus, 1758 (Charadriiformes, Scolopacidae) and Trogon surrucura Vieillot, 1817 (Trogoniformes, Trogonidae) for Entre Ríos province (Argentina), and noteworthy reports of other birds in protected areas

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References 8 publications

Inventario y áreas complementarias para la conservación de las aves de la provincia de Entre Ríos, Argentina

Inventario y áreas complementarias para la conservación de las aves de la provincia de Entre Ríos, Argentina

Avifaunal inventory of northern Entre Ríos, Argentina: noteworthy records and conservation prospects

Aves and Fungi interactions in a review of mycophagy and its associations in wildlife and industry

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