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home range variability,spatial aggregation,and excursions of Akodon azarae and Oligoryzomys flavescens in Pampean agroecosystems

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Integrative Zoology 2020年第5期15卷 401-415页

作者： Irene GOROSITO Ailén BENÍTEZ Maria BUSCH Laboratorio de Ecología de PoblacionesFacultad de Ciencias Exactas y NaturalesUniversidad de Buenos Airesand Instituto de EcologíaGenética y Evolución de Buenos AiresConsejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y TécnicasBuenos AiresArgentina Laboratorio de Ecología de Poblaciones Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y NaturalesUniversidad de Buenos AiresBuenos AiresArgentina Laboratorio de Ecología de Poblaciones Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y NaturalesUniversidad de Buenos Airesand Instituto de EcologíaGenética y Evolución de Buenos AiresConsejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y TécnicasBuenos AiresArgentina

Rodents are reservoirs of various types of hantavirus,some of which are agents of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome in *** hantavirus is associated with a single rodent host species but successive spill-over events may eventually lead to host-switching and new species’becoming host of a given *** study aims to gain an understanding of the spatial ecology of two hantavirus-host species,Akodon azarae,and Oligoryzomys flavescens,by identifying factors modulating their home range sizes and stability,and by evaluating intra-and interspecific spatial aggregation for these species and a third one—Oxymycterus rufus—living in *** this,eleven capture-mark-recapture surveys were carried out,spanning 22 *** found that *** males have larger and more mobile home ranges than females,independently of the ***,males could likely have a more relevant role in the transmission of hantavirus because of their greater exposure both to a higher number of contacts between individuals and viral contamination of the ***,*** individuals showed negligible displacements of their home range through time,which could limit the range of hantavirus spread in host *** *** is host to Lechiguanas hantavirus(pathogenic to humans)this result encompasses epidemiological relevance,for it may imply the existence of local foci of ***,individuals of both species performed excursions outside their home *** events could enable hantavirus spread over distances beyond the normal range of movements and lead to new hantavirus outbreaks in formerly non-infected rodent populations,favoring the persistence of the virus in nature.

关键词： hantavirus home range intra-and interspecific contact rodent spatial ecology

home range and habitat use of male Reeves’s Pheasant(Syrmaticus reevesii)during winter in Dongzhai National Nature Reserve,Henan Province,China

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Frontiers in Biology 2006年第2期1卷 174-181页

作者： Xu Jiliang Zhang Xiaohui Zhang Zhengwang Zheng Guangmei Ruan Xiangfeng Zhang Keyin Xi Bo Ministry of Education Key Laboratory for Biodiversity Sciences and Ecological Engineering College of Life SciencesBeijing Normal UniversityBeijing 100875China College of Natural Resources&Environment Beijing Forestry UniversityBeijing 100083China Dongzhai National Nature Reserve SegangLroshan CountyHenan 464236China

home range and habitat use of male Reeves’s pheasant(Syrmaticus reevesii)were studied during winter of 2001~2002 and 2002~2003 in the Dongzhai National Nature Reserve,Henan *** from five individuals of Reeves’s pheasant with over 30 relocations,indicated that the average size of home range was 10.03±1.17 hm^(2) by Minimum Convex Polygon method,8.60±0.35 hm^(2) by 90%Harmonic Mean Transformation method,and 9.50±1.90 hm^(2) by 95%Fixed Kernel *** was observed that the winter range is smaller than that in the breeding *** mean core area of the home range was found to be 1.88±0.37 hm^(2).Although the habitat composition of the core area varied greatly for individuals,a large part of the habitats used were composed of conifer and broadleaf mixed forests,masson pine forests,fir forests,and *** use within the study area was non-random,while habitats within home ranges were randomly *** use was dictated by tree diameter at breast height,shrub height and coverage at 2.0 *** proximity between forests and shrubs were also found to be important in providing refuge for the birds during *** for conservation management include protecting the existing habitats in Dongzhai National Nature Reserve,increasing suitable habitat for Reeves’s Pheasant through artificial plantations(***),and restoring some parts of the large shrub area into forests.

关键词： Syrmaticus reevesii home range habitat use winter Dongzhai

Scale dependency of Liolaemus lizards＇ home range in response to different environmental variables

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Current Zoology 2016年第6期62卷 521-530页

作者： Oscar Anibal STELLATELLI Carolina BLOCK Debora Lina MORENO-AZOCAR Laura Estela VEGA Juan Pablo ISACCH Felix Benjamin CRUZ Laboratorio de Vertebrados Departamento de Biologia Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras (IIMyC) CONICET-Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Defin Funes 3250 (B7602AYJ) Mar del Plata Buenos Aires Argentina Instituto de Investigaciones en Biodiversidad y Medioambiente (INIBIOMA) CONICET-Universidad Nacional del Comahue. Quintral 1250 (8400) San Carlos de Bariloche Rio Negro Argentina.

Animal habitat-use patterns cannot be isolated from scale issues. Consequently, multi-scale studies provide a complete characterization of ecological patterns that can further explain the observed variation. Liolaemus constitutes the world＇s second most speciose lizard genus. In this study, we assessed the relationships between home range size and environmental variables at 3 different spatial scales. The study at a local and regional scale was focused on the habitat specialist Liolaemus multimaculatus. The lizard＇s home range was calculated using the minimum convex polygon method in populations from grassland sites of the coastal sand dunes of the Argentinean Pampas under 2 different conditions, with or without forestations of Acacia Iongifolia. On the other hand, at a geographical scale we considered the evolutionary implications of 20 species of Liolaemus. home range size, phylogeny, ecological, environmental, and climatic data were ob- tained from the literature and remote sensing. L. multimaculatus home range varied from 12.66 to 570.00 m. Regionally, this species had smaller home ranges in forested habitats （X： 94.02 m2） com- pared with the non-forested sites （X： 219.78m2）. Habitat structure, vegetation types, and food availability would explain the space use at finer scales. When the 20 species of Liolaernus were considered, high mean air temperature and broad thermal amplitudes showed an inverse relationship with home range size. Neither net primary productivity nor phylogeny was good predictors for home range variation at geographical scale. This study highlights the scale dependence of the explicative capability of a set of environmental and intrinsic variables on home range patterns.

关键词： environmental factors home range Liolaemus lizard scales

Effects of study area size on home range estimates of common bottlenose dolphins Tursiops truncatus

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Current Zoology 2017年第6期63卷 693-701页

作者： Samantha R. NEKOLNY Matthew DENNY George BIEDENBACH Elisabeth M, HOWELLS Marilyn MAZZOIL Wendy N. DURDEN Lydia MORELAND J. DAVID LAMBERT Quincy A, GIBSON University of North Florida Department of Biology 1 UNF Drive Jacksonville FL 32224 USA Georgia Aquarium Conservation Field Station 9509 Oceanshore Blvd Saint Augustine FL 32080 USA Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute at Florida Atlantic University 5600US-1 North Fort Pierce FL 32958 USA Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute 3830 South Highway AIA #4-181 Melbourne Beach FL 32951 USA Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute at Florida Atlantic University 5600 US-1 North Fort Pierce FL 32958 USA.

Knowledge of an animal＇s home range is a crucial component in making informed management decisions. However, many home range studies are limited by study area size, and therefore may underestimate the size of the home range. In many cases, individuals have been shown to travel outside of the study area and utilize a larger area than estimated by the study design. In this study, data collected by multiple research groups studying bottlenose dolphins on the east coast of Florida were combined to determine how home range estimates increased with increasing study area size. home range analyses utilized photo-identification data collected from 6 study areas throughout the St Johns River （S JR; Jacksonville, FL, USA） and adjacent waterways, extending a total of 253km to the southern end of Mosquito Lagoon in the Indian River Lagoon Estuarine System. Univariate kernel density estimates （KDEs） were computed for individuals with 10 or more sightings （n= 20）. Kernels were calculated for the primary study area （S JR） first, then additional kernels were calculated by combining the S JR and the next adjacent waterway; this continued in an additive fashion until all study areas were included. The 95% and 50% KDEs calculated for the S JR alone ranged from 21 to 35 km and 4 to 19 kin, respectively. The 95% and 50% KDEs calculated for all combined study areas ranged from 116 to 217 km and 9 to 70 km, respectively. This study illustrates the degree to which home range may be underestimated by the use of limited study areas and demonstrates the benefits of conducting collaborative science.

关键词： bottlenose dolphin core area home range kernel analysis.

home range,population density,and habitat utilization of the Sichuan Jay (Perisoreus internigrans)

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Chinese Birds 2011年第2期2卷 94-100页

作者：经宇吕楠方昀孙悦华中国科学院动物研究所动物生态与保护生物学院重点实验室北京100101

We assessed habitat preference and population status of the Sichuan Jay (Perisoreus internigrans),a poorly known Chinese endemic bird,at two sites (Zhuoni and Jiuzhaigou) in the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau between 2001 and *** group size was 3.8 *** group occupied a mean home range of 42.0 ha during the breeding season,and the mean internest distance was 2.7 *** data indicated that the jays used less than ten percent of the available habitats and occurred at an overall density of only 0.6 jays per ***-tracked Sichuan Jays had a strong preference for mature montane coniferous forests and avoided areas dominated by shrubs,while the utilization of young conifers,grassland,and human residential habitat types did not differ significantly from the values expected from the home-range availabilities of these habitats generally.

关键词： Sichuan Jay Qinghai-Tibetan plateau home range population density habitat utilization

home ranges and habitat vegetation characters in breeding season of Narcissus Flycatcher and Yellow-rumped Flycatcher

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Frontiers in Biology 2007年第3期2卷 345-350页

作者： WANG Ning ZHANG Yanyun ZHENG Guangmei Ministry of Education Key Laboratory for Biodiversity Sciences and Ecological Engineering College of Life SciencesBeijing Normal UniversityBeijing 100875China

The home ranges of the Narcissus Flycatcher(Ficedula narcissina elisae)and the Yellow-rumped Fly-catcher(***)are measured by radio telemetry in a subalpine forest near Beijing,*** home range is calculated by 100%Minimum Convex Polygon(MCP),and the area varies from 2,000 to 5,000 *** majority of fly-catchers can be found in the bottom of valleys and the under-side of *** is fairly rare for both Flycatcher species to leave their nests more than 70 *** of the species in pair-banding and nest-detecting periods have larger home ranges than those in incubation and rearing *** levels of canopy coverage in the home ranges of Narcissus Flycatchers are significantly higher than that of Yellow-rumped *** are also more tall trees and stumps in the home ranges of Narcissus Flycatchers than in that of Yellow-rumped *** dominant tree species in the home ranges of Narcissus Flycatchers is Dahurian Birch(Betula dahurica),whereas Manchurian Walnut(Juglans mandshurica)is the dominant tree species in the home ranges of Yellow-rumped Flycatchers.

关键词： NarcissusFlycatcher Yellow-runpdeFlycatcher radiotelemetry home range habitat

Factors Influencing home ranges of the Qinghai Toad-headed Lizard(Phrynocephalus vlangalii)on the Dangjin Mountain,Gansu

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Asian Herpetological Research 2022年第2期13卷 137-144页

作者： Xiaolong ZHAO Wei YU Zeyu ZHU Yuxia YANG Zhigao ZENG The Key Laboratory of Zoological Systematics and Application School of Life ScienceInstitute of Life Science and Green DevelopmentHebei UniversityBaoding 071002HebeiChina Key Laboratory of Animal Ecology and Conservation Institute of ZoologyChinese Academy of SciencesBeijing 100101China College of Wildlife and Protected Area Northeast Forestry UniversityHarbin 150040HeilongjiangChina

home range is an important ecological parameter reflecting the suita bility of animal *** study the size and factors influencing the home ranges of the Qinghai toad-headed lizard(Phr ynocephalus vlangalii)in different habitats,from July to September 2020,we radio-tagged and tracked 15 individuals in each of sites distributed at high(3600 m)and low(2600 m)altitudes on the Dangjin Mountain,Gansu Province,northwest *** calculated home range size using the 100%minimum convex polygon method,and analyzed the influence of inherent lizard characteristics and external environmental *** results revealed that for both high-and lowaltitude lizard populations,the sizes of home ranges were positively correlated with lizard body ***,after eliminating the effect of body mass as a covariable,we established that the home ranges of high-altitude lizards(5255.1±1103.8 m^(2))were larger than those of the low-altitude lizards(2208.1±348.7 m^(2)).Lizards in the high-altitude population were also characterized by longer daily suitable activity times and spent significantly more time in full sunlight than those in the low-altitude ***,the food resources for lizards in low-altitude habitats were more abundant than those in high-altitude habitats In conclusion,we established that *** lizards inhabiting high-altitude sites had larger home ranges than conspecific lizards distributed at a lower altitude,which was associated not only with endogenous factors,such as body mass,but also with habitat-related environmental factors,such as the quality of thermal resources and availability of food.

关键词： home range influence factor plateau lizard radio tracking

Approximating home ranges of humpback and fin whales in Drake Passage and Antarctica

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Advances in Polar Science 2020年第4期31卷 248-257页

作者： JoséLuis ORGEIRA Facundo ALVAREZ Departamento Biología de los Predadores Tope Instituto Antártico Argentino.Buenos AiresArgentina Programa de pós-graduação em Ecologia e Conservação.Campus de Nova Xavantina.Universidade do Estado de Mato Grosso Brasil

Identifying home ranges—those areas traversed by individuals in their normal foraging,mating,and parenting activities—is an important aspect of cetacean *** these ranges facilitates identification of resource use and *** and humpback whales occur in Antarctica during the austral summer,but information regarding their home ranges is *** opportunistically collected whale sighting data from eight consecutive summer seasons spanning 2010–2017,we approximate the home ranges of humpback and fin whales around Drake Passage(DRA),West of Antarctic Peninsula(WAP),South Shetland Islands(SSI),an area northwest of the Weddell Sea(WED),and around the South Orkney Islands(SOI).Approximate home ranges are identified using Kernel Density Estimation(KDE).Most fin whales occurred north and northwest of the SOI,which suggests that waters near these islands support concentrations of this *** humpback whales were observed around the SSI,but unlike fin whales,their distributions were highly variable in other *** suggests spatial segregation in areas where both species exist such as SOI,SSI,and *** redundancy analysis(pRDA)suggests that the distributions of these species are more affected by spatial variables(latitude,longitude)than by local scale variables such as sea surface temperature and *** study presents a visual approximation of the home ranges of fin and humpback whales,and identifies variation in the effects of space and environmental variables on the distributions of these whales at different spatial scales.

关键词： humpback whale fin whale home range Antarctica Drake Passasge

Seasonal movements of American horseshoe crabs Limulus polyphemus in the Great Bay Estuary,New Hampshire (USA)

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Current Zoology 2010年第5期56卷 587-598页

作者： Susanne Y SCHALLER Christopher C.CHABOT Winsor H.WATSON Ⅲ Department of Biological Sciences University of New Hampshire Department of Biology Plymouth State University

The goal of this study was to determine the year round movement patterns of American horseshoe crabs, Limulus polyphemus, in the Great Bay Estuary, New Hampshire （USA） by using acoustic telemetry to track the movements of 37 adult Limulus, for periods ranging from 2 to 31 months. During the winter （December-March） horseshoe crabs moved very little. In the spring, when water temperatures exceeded II^C, horseshoe crabs moved at least 1 km further up into the estuary to shallower subtidal areas about a month prior to spawning. The mean distance traveled during spring migrations was 2.6 ＋ 0.5 （n=20） km up the estuary. Mating occurred in May and June and during these months animals spent most of their time in shallow subtidal areas adjacent to mating beaches. In the summer （July-Augnst）, animals moved 1.5 ± 0.5 （n=26） km down the estuary, towards the ocean, and ranged widely, using extensive portions of the estuary. In the fall （September-November） movement was more limited （0.5 ± 0.5 km; n = 24） while animals settled into wintering locations, where they remained until spring. The mean annual linear range for all animals was 4.5 ± 0.3 km （n =35） and the maximum distance traveled by an individual horseshoe crab within one year was 9.2 km. There was no evidence that any of the horseshoe crabs tracked during this study left the estuary

关键词： Limuluspolyphemus Acoustic telemetry Horseshoe crab Tracking Estuary home range