PRIMER REGISTRO DE Eumops bonariensis (CHIROPTERA, MOLOSSIDAE) PARA LA PROVINCIA DE CORRIENTES, ARGENTINA: IMPLICANCIAS PARA LA CONSERVACIÓN DE LA BIODIVERSIDAD DEL PARAJE TRES CERROS

Abstract

Se presenta el primer registro de Eumops bonariensis (Chiroptera, Molossidae) para la provincia de Corrientes, Argentina. Se capturó un macho adulto con red de neblina en el cerro "Capará", ubicado en la Estancia Las Marías, Paraje Tres Cerros, Departamento General San Martín. Con esta adición esta provincia incrementa la riqueza específica de quirópteros a 29 especies. |

Registro de desorden cromático en Trachops cirrhosus (Spix, 1823) (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) en la Amazonia del Ecuador

“…These hypopigmentary disorders have been reported in several bat species of the Molossidae, Mormoopidae, Phyllostomidae, and Vespertilionidae families in many Neotropical countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico and Venezuela (Geiger & Pacheco 2006, Ruelas et al 2016, Medina & López 2010, Marin-Vasquez et al 2010, Idoeta et al 2011, López-Wilchis & León 2012, Rocha et al 2013, Olarte-González et al 2014, Tello et al 2014, Trujillo & Barahona 2014, Romano et al 2015, Mello-Torres & Salazar-Candelle 2016, Zalapa et al 2016, Mejía-Quintanilla et al 2017, Hernández-Aguilar & Santos-Moreno 2018, Escobar-Anleu & Mora 2018, Reis et al 2019, Borloti et al 2019, Pereira et al 2022, Santos-Moreno & Hernández-Aguilar 2022. The manifestation of these disorders is unusual in wild mammals (Abreu et al 2013), and various authors associate it to ecological and genetic factors, the isolation of populations and inbreeding, or exposure to chemical substances or radiation (Bensch et al 2000, Moller et al 2013, Beninato et al 2020.…”

New records of bats (Chiroptera, Mammalia) from Argentina

“…22; Valle Viejo Department), as reported by Julio (2012), the distributional area of the species notably expands southward in western Argentina. Province of Corrientes by Pavé and Giraudo (2014) and Idoeta et al (2015), indicating that it is a poorly known species in northeastern Argentina (see Appendix I).…”

Bat (Mammalia: Chiroptera) biodiversity in a subtropical inselberg ecosystem of Northeastern Argentina

“…Several studies have pointed out their importance for the biodiversity conservation, highlighting the presence of species with different biogeographic affinities and some endemisms (Meregalli, 1998;Ravenna, 2003;Ravenna, 2009;Cajade et al, 2013a;Cajade, Etchepare, Falcione, Barrasso, & Álvarez, 2013b;Gervazoni, 2017;Fandiño, Fernandez, Thoman, Cajade, & Hernando, 2017;Ojanguren-Afilastro et al, 2017;Nadal, Achitte-Schmutzler, Zanone, Gonzalez, & Avalos, 2018). Previous contributions to the knowledge of the bat fauna of PTC include the first record of Eumops bonariensis for Corrientes Province and the mention of an unidentified species of Myotis that roosts under rocks (Idoeta, Cajade, Piñeiro, Acosta, & Pautasso, 2015;Cajade et al, 2013a). Based on these and other unpublished studies (Argoitia, 2016), this area was recognized as an AICOM (Spanish acronym for "Important area for the conservation of bats") in March of 2016(RELCOM, 2020.…”