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Estudio de las interacciones y patrones de actividad de ungulados silvestres mediante fototrampeo: Aplicación a las poblaciones del Parque Natural Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas

Authors: Cabanes Sánchez, Moises;

Estudio de las interacciones y patrones de actividad de ungulados silvestres mediante fototrampeo: Aplicación a las poblaciones del Parque Natural Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas

Abstract

El estudio de ungulados se ha vuelto fundamental debido a que estas especies causan un gran número de conflictos, además de la competencia interespecífica y de las enfermedades que presentan. En el presente trabajo se ha analizado el comportamiento frente al consumo de piedras de sal por parte de las distintas especies de ungulados en la Sierra de Cazorla. Para ello se han monitoreado mediante cámaras foto-trampeo distintos lugares donde se situaron las piedras de sal. El estudio principalmente refleja información sobre las proporciones de ungulados y sus características, la hora de consumo para cada especie y la coocurrencia temporal entre las distintas especies. Finalmente, gracias a los resultados obtenidos se pudo concluir una mayor presencia del muflón sobre las demás especies, distintas horas en el uso del recurso y la existencia de una coocurrencia negativa entre todas las especies, excepto para la cabra y el gamo.

The study of ungulates has become essential because these species cause a large number of conflicts, in addition to interspecific competition and the diseases they present. In the present work, the behavior against the consumption of salt stones by the different species of ungulates in the Sierra de Cazorla has been analyzed. For this, different places where the salt stones were placed have been monitored by means of photo-trapping cameras. The study mainly reflects information on the proportions of ungulates and their characteristics, the time of consumption for each species and the temporal co-occurrence between the different species. Finally, thanks to the results obtained, it was possible to conclude a greater presence of the mouflon over the other species, different times in the use of the resource and the existence of a negative co-occurrence among all the species, except for the goat and the fallow deer.

Keywords

ungulados, foto-trampeo, temporary segregation, coexistence, segregación espacial, coexistencia, Ecología, photo-trapping, spatial segregation, CDU::5 - Ciencias puras y naturales::50 - Generalidades sobre las ciencias puras::504 - Ciencias del medio ambiente, ungulates, competencia, segregación temporal

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