2016
DOI: 10.22497/arnaldoa.232.23215
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Nuevo registro y hábitos alimentarios de Phytotoma raimondii (Passeriformes: Cotingidae) en la provincia Gran Chimú, región La Libertad, Perú

Abstract: Se informa de un nuevo registro y de los hábitos alimentarios de Phytotoma raimondii Taczanowski, 1883 (Passeriformes: Cotingidae), "cortarramas peruano", en Jolluco Alto, distrito Cascas, provincia Gran Chimú, región La Libertad, entre 658 y 674 m de altitud, desde abril hasta setiembre del 2015. Se evidenció que esta especie, además de utilizar los brotes tiernos de diversos arbustos como recurso alimentario, también consume los frutos maduros, de acuerdo al estado fenológico en que se encuentran los arbusto… Show more

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“…The Peruvian Plantcutter has been classified as a threatened species for the last 30 years or so, originally by Collar & Andrew in 1988(see BirdLife International 2020. A specialized herbivore, it is restricted in range to the coastal lowlands of northern Peru, from sea level to 550 m (Collar et al 1992), although Pollack et al (2016) registered it at 670 m. Nevertheless, from Flanagan et al (2009) the majority of 53 records throughout its distribution were below 200 m. Within this range the species inhabits open dry forest, desert scrub, riparian thickets and low open woodland (Collar et al 1992), though the critical precondition for its sustained presence at a site is the availability of certain native flora for its diet (e.g. Abramonte 2007, Liñan Flores 2013, Rivas 2015.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Peruvian Plantcutter has been classified as a threatened species for the last 30 years or so, originally by Collar & Andrew in 1988(see BirdLife International 2020. A specialized herbivore, it is restricted in range to the coastal lowlands of northern Peru, from sea level to 550 m (Collar et al 1992), although Pollack et al (2016) registered it at 670 m. Nevertheless, from Flanagan et al (2009) the majority of 53 records throughout its distribution were below 200 m. Within this range the species inhabits open dry forest, desert scrub, riparian thickets and low open woodland (Collar et al 1992), though the critical precondition for its sustained presence at a site is the availability of certain native flora for its diet (e.g. Abramonte 2007, Liñan Flores 2013, Rivas 2015.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%