2016
DOI: 10.11606/issn.2176-7793.v47i3p43-128
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Research on bats (Chiroptera) from the state of São Paulo, southeastern Brazil: annotated species list and bibliographic review

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“…The current native mammal fauna on the Anchieta Island was quite impoverished due to its isolated location, as well as past human impact (Bovendorp and Galetti, 2007, Souza et al , 2019, Supporting information S1). There are no previous studies about the occurrence and/or diet of common vampire bats on the island in the beginning of the last century (Garbino et al , 2016, Muylaert et al , 2017). However, previous information on human occupation on island (Guillaumon et al , 1989) and record of common vampire bats in the mainland and island nearby Anchieta (Garbino et al , 2016), led us to believe that domestic animals present there (especially cattle, pigs and dogs) were the main prey and responsible for maintaining a viable population of the species on island.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The current native mammal fauna on the Anchieta Island was quite impoverished due to its isolated location, as well as past human impact (Bovendorp and Galetti, 2007, Souza et al , 2019, Supporting information S1). There are no previous studies about the occurrence and/or diet of common vampire bats on the island in the beginning of the last century (Garbino et al , 2016, Muylaert et al , 2017). However, previous information on human occupation on island (Guillaumon et al , 1989) and record of common vampire bats in the mainland and island nearby Anchieta (Garbino et al , 2016), led us to believe that domestic animals present there (especially cattle, pigs and dogs) were the main prey and responsible for maintaining a viable population of the species on island.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are no previous studies about the occurrence and/or diet of common vampire bats on the island in the beginning of the last century (Garbino et al , 2016, Muylaert et al , 2017). However, previous information on human occupation on island (Guillaumon et al , 1989) and record of common vampire bats in the mainland and island nearby Anchieta (Garbino et al , 2016), led us to believe that domestic animals present there (especially cattle, pigs and dogs) were the main prey and responsible for maintaining a viable population of the species on island. When the island became a state park in 1977, all the domestic animals were removed (Guillaumon et al , 1989) and forced the population of common vampire bats to leave or to reach very low density.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os testes estatísticos foram realizados utilizando-se o software R (R Core Team, 2013). (Koopman, 1982;Trajano, 1984), assim como a maioria das espécies que ocorrem no estado de São Paulo (Garbino, 2016); ao método empregado que é seletivo (Trajano, 1984), pois as redes utilizadas para a captura eram armadas no sub-bosque (0,5 até 2,0 metros de altura acima do solo), onde se encontram frutos que servem como fonte de alimento para morcegos frugívoros filostomídeos (Thies e Kalko, 1998;Passos et al, 2003;Lima e Reis, 2004;Mello, 2007) que utilizam primariamente o olfato para detectar estes frutos (Thies e Kalko, 1998); e ao fato de que, numa cadeia trófica, os frugívoros são mais abundantes que aquelas espécies que se alimentam de fonte animal (Fenton et al, 1992;Arita, 1993;Passos et al, 2003). voo (Fenton et al, 1998) e, consequentemente, acabam por detectar as redes de neblinas (Pedro e Taddei, 1997 (Garbino, 2016), e corrobora com o preconizado em regiões neotropicais para a comunidade de morcegos com poucas espécies abundantes e a maioria com abundância reduzida (Trajano, 1984;Bernard, 2002).…”
Section: Análise Dos Dadosunclassified
“…Neste sentido, a fauna de morcegos está entre as mais facilmente amostradas em fragmentos florestais, constituindo um dos maiores grupos de mamíferos no Brasil, com 182 espécies e 69 gêneros atualmente conhecidas (Nogueira et al, 2018). Para o estado de São Paulo foram registradas 79 espécies (Garbino, 2016) até o momento. Estes animais desempenham papéis ecológicos indispensáveis nas florestas tropicais (Kalko, 1998), atuando na manutenção dos ecossistemas através de serviços ambientais como a polinização, o controle de insetos e, principalmente, a dispersão de sementes (Pijl, 1975;Sazima e Sazima, 1978;Fleming e Heithaus, 1981;Cleveland et al, 2006;Fleming et al, 2009;Kunz et al, 2011;Bredt et al, 2012), agregando valor econômico aos morcegos (De Groot, 1992).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Noctilio albiventris presents a wide but discontinuous range from southern Mexico to northern Argentina and western Uruguay (Reis et al 2007, Gardner 2008, including the Caribbean Islands (López-Baucells et al 2016). In Brazil, it is found in all major phytogeographic domains, including Amazônia (Acre, Amazonas, Amapá, Pará, Roraima, Maranhão, and Mato Grosso states), Cerrado (Mato Grosso, São Paulo, Tocantins, and Minas Gerais), Caatinga (Bahia, Ceará, Piauí, Sergipe, and Minas Gerais), Pantanal (Mato Grosso do Sul), Atlantic Forest (Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Paraná, and Sergipe), and Pampa (Paraná) (Miretzki 2003, Gardner 2008, Dias et al 2009, Bezerra and Marinho-Filho 2010, Rocha et al 2010, Peracchi and Nogueira 2010, Pavan et al 2013, Reis et al 2013, Nogueira et al 2015, Garbino 2016. We present here the first record of N. albiventris for the Cerrado in the state of Maranhão and extend the known distribution of this species in this biome.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%