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Roncancio D., N., & Estévez V., J. (2007). Evaluación del ensamblaje de murciélagos en áreas sometidas a regeneración natural y a restauración por medio de plantaciones de aliso. Boletín Científico Centro De Museos Museo De Historia Natural, 11, 131–143. Recuperado a partir de https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/boletincientifico/article/view/5368
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En tres áreas sometidas a diferentes procesos de restauración, se estudió la diversidad y la estructura funcional de la comunidad de quirópteros. Dos de las áreas estuvieron bajo condiciones de restauración natural y la otra sometida a restauración por medio de plantaciones de Aliso (Alnus acuminata). El muestreo se hizo bajo un diseño por bloques al azar. En cada unidad se realizó un esfuerzo de muestreo de 120 horas-red. La diversidad de murciélagos se analizó mediante gráficos de abundancias relativas y la estructura funcional por medio de categorías tróficas. Los resultados sugieren que los bosques regenerados naturalmente tienen una adecuada oferta de hábitat y de recursos. Condiciones que permiten el sostenimiento de una comunidad de murciélagos diversa y en equilibrio, dentro de los límites ecológicos que plantea la altura de la zona. Por otro lado, el área sometida a restauración con plantaciones forestales, aparentemente, no oferta los suficientes nichos para sostener una comunidad de murciélagos acorde con lo esperado para hábitats inalterados a esta altura.
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BROWN, S. &. LUGO, A. E., 1994. Rehabilitation of tropical lanas: a key to sustaining development. Rest. Ecol., 2:97-111.
CARLSON, P. J. & DAWSON, J. O., 1985. Soil nitrogen changes, early growth and response soil internal drainage of plantation of Alnus jorullensis in the Colombian highlands. Turrialba, 35:141-150.
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DURAN, S. M. & KATTAN, G., 2005. A test of the utility of exotic tree plantations for understorey bird and food resources in the Colombian Andes. Biotropica, 37:129-135.
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FAO., 2001. Global forest resources assesment. FAO, Rome.
FEINSINGER, P., 2003. El diseño de estudios de campo para la conservación de la biodiversidad. Editorial FAN, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. 242p.
FENTON, et al., 1992. Phyllostomid bats (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) as indicators of habitat disruption in the Neotropics. Biotropica, 24: 440–446.
FERNÁNDEZ, et al., 1988. Mamíferos de Venezuela lista y claves para su identificación. Maracay, Universidad Central de Venezuela. 185pp.
FLEMING, T. H.; HOOPER, E. T. & WILSON, D. E., 1972. Three Central American bat assemblages: Structure, reproductive cycles and movement patterns. Ecology, 53: 555–569.
GARDNER, et al., 2007. The Value of Primary, Secondary, and Plantation Forests for a Neotropical Herpetofauna. Conservation Biology, 21:775-787.
HALL, E.R., 1962. Collecting and preparing study specimens of vertebrates. University of Kansas Publications, Museum of Natural History: 46pp.
HAMER, K. C. & HILL J. K., 2000. Scale-dependent effects of habitat disturbance on species richness in tropical forests. Conservation Biology, 14: 1435–1440.
HENDERSON, A.; CHURCHILL, S. P. & LUTEYN, J., 1991. Neotropical plant diversity. Nature, 351: 21-22.
KATTAN, G. H. & ÁLVAREZ-LÓPEZ, H., 1996. Preservation and Management of Biodiversity in Fragmented Landscapes in the Colombian Andes: 3-18 (in) SCHELNAS J. & GREENBERG, R. (eds.) Forest Patches in Tropical Landscapes. . Washington D.C.: Island Press.
LINARES, O., 1987. Murciélagos de Venezuela. Edit. Lagoven, Caracas, Venezuela.
McDONNELL, M.J. & STILES, E.W., 1983. The structural complexity of old field vegetation and recruitment of bird- dispersed plant species. Oecologia, 56: 109-116.
McALEECE, N., 1997. BIODIVERSITY Professional Beta. The Natural History Museum & The Scottish Association for Marine Sciencie.
MEDELLÍN, R.; EQUIHUA, A.M. & AMIN M. A., 2000. Bat diversity and abundance as indicators of disturbance in neotropical rainforests. Conserv. Biol. 14: 1666–1675.
MORENO, C.E. & G HALFFTER, G., 2000. Assessing the completeness of bat biodiversity using species accumulation curves. Journal of Applied Ecology, 37, 149–158.
MURCIA, C., 1997. Evaluation of Andean alder as a catalyst for the recovery of tropical cloud forest in Colombia. Forestry Ecology and Management, 99: 163-170.
NUMA, C.; VERDU, J. R. & SÁNCHEZ-PALOMINO P., 2005. Phyllostomid bat diversity in a variegated coffee landscape. Biological Conservation, 122: 151–158.
OREJUELA, J. E., 1985. Tropical Forest Birds of Colombia: A Survey of Problems and a Plan for Their Conservation: 95-114,(en) DIAMOND, A. W. & LOVEJOY, T. E. (eds.) Conservation of Tropical Forest Birds.. Cambridge, England: International Council for Bird Preservation Technical Publication No. 4.
PARROTA, J. A., 1993. Secondary forest regeneration on degraded tropical lands: the role of plantation as “foster ecosystem” (in) LIETH, H. & LOHMANN, M. (eds.) Restoration of tropical forest ecosystem. Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, pp. 63-73.
PARROTA, J.A.; KNOWLES, O.H. & WUNDERLE, J. M., JR., 1997. Developent of undertory floristic diversity in a 10-year –old restoration forest on a bauxite mined site in Amazonia. For. Ecol. Manage. Forestry Ecology and Management, 99: 163-170.
PEDEN, et al., 1993. Increased crop production whit Alnus acuminata in Uganda. Agrofor. Today, 4:5-8
PINEDA, et al., 2005. Frog, Bat and Dung beetle in the cloud forest and coffe agroecosystem of Veracruz, México. Conservation Biology, 14:400-410.
SALDARRIAGA, et al., 1998. Long- term chrono sequence of forest succession in the upper Rio Negro of Colombia and Venezuela. J. Ecol., 76: 938:958.
SANÍN, D. & DUQUE, C., 2006. Diversidad florística (en) Inventario de Fauna y Flora en la reserva forestal bosques de la CHEC. Fundación Pangea. Informe Técnico.
SAVILL, P.S. & EVANS, J., 1986. Plantation sylviculture in temperate regions: with special reference to the British Isles. Clarendon, Oxford.
SAWYER, J., 1993. Plantations in the tropics. IUCN, Gland, Suiza. 83 p.
SIMMONS, N.B. & VOSS, R.S., 1998. The Mammals of Paracou, French Guiana: a Neotropical lowland rainforest fauna. Part 1 Bats. Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History, 237:1-219
SORIANO, P., 2000. Functional structure of bat communities in tropical rainforests and Andean cloud forests. Ecotropicos, 13 (1): 1-20
UHL, C., 1988. Restoration of degraded land in the Amazon basin. (in) WILSON, E.O. (ed.) Biodiversity. Nacional Academy Press. Washington, DC. 326-332 pp.
VILLAREAL, et al., 2004. Manual de métodos para el desarrollo de inventarios de biodiversidad. IAvH. Bogotá, Colombia: 236 p.
