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                <text>Con la excepción de unas pocas ciudades grandes, hay poco conocimiento sobre las aves urbanas de América Latina. Utilicé transectos lineales en 15 parques urbanos en la ciudad de San José entre setiembre y diciembre de 2009 y encontré 40 especies, la mayoría Tyrannidae (n=10) y Parulidae (n=9). Hubo 23 residentes (principalmente Tyrannidae), 15 migrantes del norte (en su mayoría Parulidae) y un migrante del sur. Las especies más representativas fueron Contopus sp. y Setophaga petechia. Zenaida asiatica, Turdus grayi y Quiscalus mexicanus estaban muy extendidos, al igual que la paloma Columba livia, que podía llegar a 122 individuos por parque. La diversidad y la abundancia fueron determinadas por el tamaño del parque, la complejidad de la vegetación y la proximidad a los fragmentos de vegetación. Los parques urbanos están siendo utilizados como áreas transitorias y permanentes por las aves migratorias y las características biofísicas de algunos parques favorecen a Columba livia y Quiscalus mexicanus, generando competencia, depredación y desplazamiento de otra especie, así como daños a la infraestructura. Estas áreas verdes podrían usarse para la observación y educación de aves.</text>
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                <text>Con un total de 9.120 m-red/hrs de esfuerzo de muestreo, se obtuvieron 87 registros pertenecientes a 15 especies de cuatro subfamilias (Figura 1). La subfamila más diversa fue Phyllostominae con seis especies, seguida por Carollinae y Stenodermatinae con cuatro especies respectivamente, y la menos representativa fue Glossophaginae, con un solo registro</text>
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                <text>Las áreas verdes en las ciudades se han considerado elementos importantes para la conservación de la avifauna. En este estudio se presentan estimaciones de riqueza y abundancia de aves, así como su relación con las áreas verdes en la ciudad de San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, México. Identificamos un total de 75 especies de aves en diez áreas verdes de diferente tamaño de febrero a julio de 2016 y relacionamos su presencia con variables ambientales a dos escalas geográficas (local y de paisaje). Se utilizaron análisis no paramétricos para comparar la riqueza y abundancia de las aves entre áreas verdes y categorías de tamaño. El porcentaje de superficie total ocupada por vegetación fue la variable más importante al correlacionarse positivamente con la riqueza y abundancia de las aves. Mientras que el porcentaje de cobertura de dosel, de construcciones, de pavimento y de áreas verdes muestreadas se correlacionaron negativamente con la riqueza y abundancia de aves. La heterogeneidad espacial de la estructura vegetal vertical en las áreas verdes fue importante para incrementar la diversidad de la avifauna. El mantenimiento e incremento de áreas verdes en ciudades es significativo para proteger y aumentar la diversidad de aves en áreas urbanas.</text>
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                <text>Revista Peruana de Biología</text>
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                <text>Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos</text>
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                <text>Una de las principales causas de pérdida de biodiversidad es la expansión de la frontera agrícola, así como el uso de químicos. La agricultura orgánica se propone como una alternativa de producción asociada a la conservación de biodiversidad, en este sentido evaluamos la riqueza, abundancia y composición de tres grupos taxonómicos (mariposas diurnas, escarabajos coprófagos y plantas) presentes en tres regiones de Costa Rica en 2009 - 2010, en tres cultivos orgánicos y tres convencionales de café (San José), hortalizas (Alajuela) y cacao y plátano (Talamanca). En cada tipo de cultivo capturamos mariposas, colocamos 20 trampas de caída para capturar escarabajos, establecimos dos parcelas para registrar árboles y hierbas presentes. Los cultivos orgánicos de cacao-banano tuvieron mayor riqueza de mariposas. En promedio las mariposas y escarabajos fueron más abundantes en café y cacao orgánico. En los cultivos orgánicos de hortalizas y cacao-banano hubo mayor abundancia de hierbas. Varios factores favorecen la presencia de estos grupos biológicos en cultivos orgánicos, los cuales proporcionan un hábitat más heterogéneo que los convencionales, evitando el uso de herbicidas y plaguicidas. Además, los cultivos orgánicos pueden desempeñar un papel importante como zonas de paso entre bosques para estos grupos, por tanto el bosque influye en su presencia en los cultivos y la persistencia a largo plazo en la forma en que los agricultores manejan sus tierras.  PALABRAS CLAVE  Escarabajos coprófagos, mariposas, agricultura orgánica, plantación de cacao, café con sombra   </text>
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                <text>Cuadernos de investigación UNED</text>
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                <text>Universidad Estatal a Distancia (UNED)</text>
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                <text>El conocimiento de las rapaces nocturnas en México es limitado; su historia natural, ecología y distribución geográfica son poco conocidas. En el ámbito estatal, existen pocos estudios que mencionan el estado del conocimiento y la distribución de las rapaces nocturnas a una escala espacial fina. Reportamos los resultados de la compilación de registros geográficos históricos (1865 a 2010) y actuales (2011) de rapaces nocturnas en el estado de Hidalgo. En total, reunimos 310 registros pertenecientes a 18 especies. El búho café (Ciccaba virgata) fue la especie que presentó el mayor número de registros (73). La ecorregión con mayor número de especies fue Bosques de Coníferas y Encinos de la Sierra Madre Oriental. Los tipos de vegetación con mayor número de especies de rapaces nocturnas fueron los bosques de pino y bosques de encino. Nuestro análisis indica que el 93% de los registros se han llevado a cabo entre 1996 y 2011, y que se ha puesto mayor esfuerzo de muestreo hacia el norte y centro de la entidad, presentándose falta de información en el oeste, sur y sureste del estado. Este estudio presenta un panorama general sobre el estado del conocimiento que se tiene de la distribución de las rapaces nocturnas en Hidalgo. Esta información puede ser usada en planes de conservación futuros dirigidos a este grupo de aves en el estado.</text>
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                <text>Huitzil</text>
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                <text>Sección Mexicana del Consejo Internacional para la Preservación de las Aves, A.C.</text>
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                <text>Misinformation related to the COVID-19 pandemic is gradually gaining much popularity and amplifying the threat facing humanity about the continuous spread of the virus regardless of one's location. Although some of the influx of these falsehoods may be harmless, others might pose a serious threat by misleading the general population to depend on unjustified and/unsubstantiated claims for protection and show preference for them against scientifically proven guidelines. This paper provides a clear understanding on some COVID-19 misinformation, the inherent implications this poses to public health in Africa and highlights the potential strategies to curb this trend.</text>
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