1983
DOI: 10.2307/1380771
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Status and Distribution of the European Hare in South America

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“…They had no real knowledge of the origin of the hares. Although no confirmed Paraguayan records of L. eurpaeus are reported by Grigera and Rapoport (1983), these authors extrapolated the possible presence of European hares in Paraguay based on known localities from Bolivia and Brazil at that time. Likewise, Rodriguez et al (1997) mention that Lepus has established populations outside of Europe in Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Southern cone of South America including Paraguay, with no further details.…”
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“…They had no real knowledge of the origin of the hares. Although no confirmed Paraguayan records of L. eurpaeus are reported by Grigera and Rapoport (1983), these authors extrapolated the possible presence of European hares in Paraguay based on known localities from Bolivia and Brazil at that time. Likewise, Rodriguez et al (1997) mention that Lepus has established populations outside of Europe in Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Southern cone of South America including Paraguay, with no further details.…”
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“…Hoffman and Smith (2005) suggest that it is europaeus which has been introduced to South America and other places in the world and not capensis. And as suggested by Grigera and Rapoport (1983), Lever (1985), and Jaksic et al (2002), all introductions originated from native European stocks. Pending a revision of these species in South America we are assuming that the animals found there are europaeus.…”
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“…Das espécies registradas nesse estudo, cinco constam na lista de espécies ameaçadas de extinção do estado de São Paulo (São Paulo, 1998) e/ou na lista nacional de fauna ameaçada de extinção do Ibama (Brasil, 2003) A espécie mais registrada pela contagem visual foi a lebre européia (L. europaeus), uma espécie exótica, introduzida na América do Sul em meados de 1890 (Grigera & Rapoport, 1983) e registrada pela primeira vez na região Sul do Brasil em 1965 e na região Sudeste por volta de 1995 (Auricchio & Olmos, 1999). O que chama atenção é que durante trabalhos realizados anteriormente na EEI, L. europaeus foi avistada pouquíssimas vezes, e sempre nas margens da Estação.…”
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“…observou L. europaeus em diversos ambientes antropizados e inclusive em remanescentes florestais no entorno da EEI. A lebre foi declarada como peste na Argentina e foi relatada a diminuição na abundância da lebre da Patagônia (Dolichotis australis), do "conejo del palo'' (Pediolagus salinicola) e do tapiti (S. brasiliensis) após a entrada da lebre européia no país (Grigera & Rapoport, 1983). Os únicos registros de tapiti na EEI foram obtidos em um aceiro onde a lebre era bastante freqüente (ver anexo do capítulo 2).…”
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