Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area

Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area

An inventory of the mammals inhabiting a coniferous forest and adjacent areas in Tlaxcala is presented, with 8 noteworthy records for the area. Data were obtained from records of scientific collections, field work in the area and recent literature. We recorded a total of 41 species belonging to 34 genera, 16 families and 8 orders, 13 of which are endemic to Mexico, 4 are protected under some category. The diversity of mammals in the study area is still under a negative ecological impact due to habitat transformation. Data from the study may be useful in the management plans of the park, but has to be supplemented with field research on distribution and abundance of species.

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Main Authors: Ramírez-Albores,Jorge E., León-Paniagua,Livia, Navarro-Sigüenza,Adolfo G.
Format: Digital revista
Language:English
Published: Instituto de Biología 2014
Online Access:http://www.scielo.org.mx/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1870-34532014000100007
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spelling oai:scielo:S1870-345320140001000072014-07-04Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the areaRamírez-Albores,Jorge E.León-Paniagua,LiviaNavarro-Sigüenza,Adolfo G. mammals Nanacamilpa species richness Transmexican Volcanic Belt mammalian inventory Romerolagus diazi San Felipe Hidalgo An inventory of the mammals inhabiting a coniferous forest and adjacent areas in Tlaxcala is presented, with 8 noteworthy records for the area. Data were obtained from records of scientific collections, field work in the area and recent literature. We recorded a total of 41 species belonging to 34 genera, 16 families and 8 orders, 13 of which are endemic to Mexico, 4 are protected under some category. The diversity of mammals in the study area is still under a negative ecological impact due to habitat transformation. Data from the study may be useful in the management plans of the park, but has to be supplemented with field research on distribution and abundance of species.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessInstituto de BiologíaRevista mexicana de biodiversidad v.85 n.1 20142014-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://www.scielo.org.mx/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1870-34532014000100007en10.7550/rmb.30485
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León-Paniagua,Livia
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León-Paniagua,Livia
Navarro-Sigüenza,Adolfo G.
Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area
author_facet Ramírez-Albores,Jorge E.
León-Paniagua,Livia
Navarro-Sigüenza,Adolfo G.
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title Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area
title_short Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area
title_full Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area
title_fullStr Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area
title_full_unstemmed Mammals of the Piedra Canteada Ecoturism Park and adjacent areas, Tlaxcala, Mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area
title_sort mammals of the piedra canteada ecoturism park and adjacent areas, tlaxcala, mexico; with notes over noteworthy records for the area
description An inventory of the mammals inhabiting a coniferous forest and adjacent areas in Tlaxcala is presented, with 8 noteworthy records for the area. Data were obtained from records of scientific collections, field work in the area and recent literature. We recorded a total of 41 species belonging to 34 genera, 16 families and 8 orders, 13 of which are endemic to Mexico, 4 are protected under some category. The diversity of mammals in the study area is still under a negative ecological impact due to habitat transformation. Data from the study may be useful in the management plans of the park, but has to be supplemented with field research on distribution and abundance of species.
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