Registros biológicos de especies de fauna vertebrada terrestre en las centrales de San Carlos y Jaguas - 2009
Gallego, Clara María Peréz;
Registros biológicos de especies de fauna vertebrada terrestre en las centrales de San Carlos y Jaguas - 2009
Este estudio determinó la composición y riqueza de las comunidades de fauna vertebrada en las centrales hidroeléctricas San Carlos y Jaguas. El recurso cuenta con 4290 registro para aves, anfibios, reptiles y mamíferos. El presente trabajo hace parte de la continuación de los monitoreos de fauna vertebrada terrestre realizados en el año 2006 y 2007 en las Centrales Jaguas y San Carlos.
Occurrence, Anfibios; Aves; Mamíferos; Reptiles; Isagen; Antioquia; Central hidroeléctrica; inventario; monitoreo., Observation
Occurrence, Anfibios; Aves; Mamíferos; Reptiles; Isagen; Antioquia; Central hidroeléctrica; inventario; monitoreo., Observation
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