HABITAT MODELING FOR THE FAMILY OF RHINOCRYPTIDS IN THE RAIN FOREST IN THE SOUTH OF CHILE

ABSTRACT Fragmentation and degradation of forest habitats affects (the susceptibility of several species is high) highly sensitive species, provoking a serious decrease in biodiversity. To deal with this problem it is necessary to consider the conservation level of bioindicator species and the devel...

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Main Authors: Roberto Moreno, Juan Ramón Molina, Miguel Ángel Herrera Machuca, Noemi Salvador Soler, Ricardo Zamora
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Language:English
Published: Sociedade de Investigações Florestais 2018-06-01
Series:Revista Árvore
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Online Access:http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-67622017000600212&lng=en&tlng=en
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author Roberto Moreno
Juan Ramón Molina
Miguel Ángel Herrera Machuca
Noemi Salvador Soler
Ricardo Zamora
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Juan Ramón Molina
Miguel Ángel Herrera Machuca
Noemi Salvador Soler
Ricardo Zamora
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description ABSTRACT Fragmentation and degradation of forest habitats affects (the susceptibility of several species is high) highly sensitive species, provoking a serious decrease in biodiversity. To deal with this problem it is necessary to consider the conservation level of bioindicator species and the development of a sustainable forest management of the natural resources. Within this framework, the current study poses the statistical binomial logit modeling to identify the potential habitat of endemic birds (Rhinocryptids) in rain forests in the south of Chile, biodiversity “hostpot” worldwide. The research allowed to identify a potential area of habitat of 14619 hectares with high probability presence of the studied birds. This area presented certain habitat constraints both topographic and vegetation factors. The studied birds showed a high selection of habitats associated to mixed forests of Nothofagus species, sites with high stratification and understory presence. The low quantity of Rhinocryptidae family species was associated to exclusive forests of Araucaria araucana, which exist at higher altitudes. The model of potential habitat of bioindicator birdlife (avifauna) within a system of geographic information it is presented as an efficient tool of information among the degree of alteration of ecosystems and for decision-makings in native forest management.
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spelling doaj.art-5f5276d24b5346fea4aaef78f1b3b86e2022-12-22T03:19:12ZengSociedade de Investigações FlorestaisRevista Árvore1806-90882018-06-0141610.1590/1806-90882017000600012S0100-67622017000600212HABITAT MODELING FOR THE FAMILY OF RHINOCRYPTIDS IN THE RAIN FOREST IN THE SOUTH OF CHILERoberto MorenoJuan Ramón MolinaMiguel Ángel Herrera MachucaNoemi Salvador SolerRicardo ZamoraABSTRACT Fragmentation and degradation of forest habitats affects (the susceptibility of several species is high) highly sensitive species, provoking a serious decrease in biodiversity. To deal with this problem it is necessary to consider the conservation level of bioindicator species and the development of a sustainable forest management of the natural resources. Within this framework, the current study poses the statistical binomial logit modeling to identify the potential habitat of endemic birds (Rhinocryptids) in rain forests in the south of Chile, biodiversity “hostpot” worldwide. The research allowed to identify a potential area of habitat of 14619 hectares with high probability presence of the studied birds. This area presented certain habitat constraints both topographic and vegetation factors. The studied birds showed a high selection of habitats associated to mixed forests of Nothofagus species, sites with high stratification and understory presence. The low quantity of Rhinocryptidae family species was associated to exclusive forests of Araucaria araucana, which exist at higher altitudes. The model of potential habitat of bioindicator birdlife (avifauna) within a system of geographic information it is presented as an efficient tool of information among the degree of alteration of ecosystems and for decision-makings in native forest management.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-67622017000600212&lng=en&tlng=enGestão de florestasConservaçãoBiodiversidade
spellingShingle Roberto Moreno
Juan Ramón Molina
Miguel Ángel Herrera Machuca
Noemi Salvador Soler
Ricardo Zamora
HABITAT MODELING FOR THE FAMILY OF RHINOCRYPTIDS IN THE RAIN FOREST IN THE SOUTH OF CHILE
Revista Árvore
Gestão de florestas
Conservação
Biodiversidade
title HABITAT MODELING FOR THE FAMILY OF RHINOCRYPTIDS IN THE RAIN FOREST IN THE SOUTH OF CHILE
title_full HABITAT MODELING FOR THE FAMILY OF RHINOCRYPTIDS IN THE RAIN FOREST IN THE SOUTH OF CHILE
title_fullStr HABITAT MODELING FOR THE FAMILY OF RHINOCRYPTIDS IN THE RAIN FOREST IN THE SOUTH OF CHILE
title_full_unstemmed HABITAT MODELING FOR THE FAMILY OF RHINOCRYPTIDS IN THE RAIN FOREST IN THE SOUTH OF CHILE
title_short HABITAT MODELING FOR THE FAMILY OF RHINOCRYPTIDS IN THE RAIN FOREST IN THE SOUTH OF CHILE
title_sort habitat modeling for the family of rhinocryptids in the rain forest in the south of chile
topic Gestão de florestas
Conservação
Biodiversidade
url http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-67622017000600212&lng=en&tlng=en
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