The acoustic repertoire of<i>Cavia intermedia</i>as a contribution to the understanding of the Caviidae communication system

Verzola-Olivio, Paula; Monticelli, Patrícia Ferreira

doi:10.1080/09524622.2016.1278401

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“…The author related the foot tapping (named trembling in T. yonenagae, Manaf, and Spinelli Oliveira, 2000) to reproduction. It was not the case in which we registered T. setosus trembling, but it may be the behavior that could have been modified and ritualized to form the rumba of Cavia (Monticelli and Ades, 2011;Verzola-Olivio and Monticelli, 2017;Verzola-Olivio et al, 2021). In the T. setosus, the body movement was not laterally oriented but dorso-ventrally, more like the foot-drumming of Kerodon rupestris and Galea spixii (Alencar and Monticelli, 2021, in prep.).…”

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“…The maintenance of repertoires among species of the same genus was seen in Cavia. Three wild species, one of them evolved in isolation in an island, and a domesticated one shared an extensive repertoire (Rood, 1972;Monticelli and Ades, 2013;Verzola-Olivio and Monticelli, 2017). Thus, part of cavies' behaviors is also present in the echimyd species we studied.…”

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“…An ultrasonic whistle is uttered with some foot drumming knocks, according to the authors. The vocalization, a trilled whine or whimper, is repeated as long as the foot movement lasts and resembles the chirrup or song of Cavia species, used under disturbance in social or physical environments (Monticelli and Ades, 2013;Verzola-Olivio and Monticelli, 2017). Also, in the gerbil, Rhombomys opimus hitting the floor is accompanied by a whistle (Randall, 2010).…”

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Behavioral repertoire of the Brazilian spiny-rats, Trinomys setosus and Clyomys laticeps: different levels of sociality

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Behavior is a useful trait for comparative studies that provide the comprehension of phylogenetic relationships among species. Here, we present a description of two spiny-rats species’ behavioral repertoire, Clyomys laticeps and Trinomys setosus (Rodentia: Echimyidae). The affiliative and agonistic behavioral patterns were sampled during a three-year study of captive populations of wild animals. Observational data were collected in two phases under different arrangements of individuals in groups. We also compare the behavioral traits of T. setosus and C. laticeps with the known behavioral patterns of Trinomys yonenagae. We add categories to the previous descriptions of T. setosus and a standard ethogram for C. laticeps. Trinomys setosus showed a visual and vocal display we called foot-trembling, which was not described in this form and function for other species studied until now. We discuss the differences in their sociality levels and similarities and differences among behavior patterns and repertoires.

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“…As principais pesquisas envolvendo a espécie são relativas à dinâmica populacional (Salvador & Fernandez, 2008a) e reprodução (Salvador & Fernandez, 2008b), história evolutiva e diversidade genética (Kanitz, 2009), comportamento e organização social (Furnari, 2011), ectoparasitas (Regolin et al, 2015) e repertório acústico (Verzola-Olivio & Monticelli, 2017). É indicado o monitoramento da tendência populacional de C. intermedia (Roach, 2016).…”

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Alexandre Reis Percequillo,

Cibele Rodrigues Bonvicino,

Alexandra Maria Ramos Bezerra

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Ano da publicação: 05/02/2024Cavia intermedia é endêmica do Brasil, ocorrendo exclusivamente no estado de Santa Catarina, na maior ilha do Arquipélago Moleques do Sul, que possui área aproximada de 0,1 km². O número de indivíduos maduros foi estimado em 33. Apesar de o arquipélago já estar protegido legalmente por fazer parte da zona intangível do Parque Estadual da Serra do Tabuleiro, o uso não autorizado da ilha, como local de acampamento e pesca, ainda ocorre por pescadores e aventureiros. Esse uso ilegal representa a principal ameaça à espécie, devido à possibilidade de introdução de espécies exóticas (predadores, competidores, patógenos), remoção de indivíduos e incêndios, que podem afetar toda a população de uma só vez. Portanto, Cavia intermedia foi categorizada como Criticamente em Perigo (CR) pelo critério D.

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The acoustic behavior of the Brazilian caatinga big rodent is incongruent to its actual position in Hydrochoerinae

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2021

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The acoustic repertoire ofCavia intermediaas a contribution to the understanding of the Caviidae communication system

Cited by 5 publications

References 51 publications

Behavioral repertoire of the Brazilian spiny-rats, Trinomys setosus and Clyomys laticeps: different levels of sociality

Behavioral repertoire of the Brazilian spiny-rats, Trinomys setosus and Clyomys laticeps: different levels of sociality

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The acoustic behavior of the Brazilian caatinga big rodent is incongruent to its actual position in Hydrochoerinae

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