Distribución regional y abundancia del lince (Linx rufus escuinape) y el coyote (Canis latrans cagottis) por medio de estaciones olfativas: un enfoque espacial
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2002
- handle: 10670/1.xn2zm3
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CIENCIA ergo-sum, Revista Científica Multidisciplinaria de Prospectiva
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Multidisciplinarias (Ciencias Sociales) scent stations Valley of Mexico vegetation units spatial distributionSujets proches
Canis vigilis Canis peninsulae Canis estor Canis hondurensis Canis latrans Canis ochropus Canis frustror Canis clepticus Canis jamesi Canis microdon Canis impavidus Canis thamnos Canis dickeyi Canis texensis Canis umpquensis Canis mearnsi Coyotes Canis cagottis Canis lestes Canis goldmaniCiter ce document
Octavio Monroy et al., « Distribución regional y abundancia del lince (Linx rufus escuinape) y el coyote (Canis latrans cagottis) por medio de estaciones olfativas: un enfoque espacial », Ciencia Ergo Sum, ID : 10670/1.xn2zm3
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"Abstract. This paper examines the frequency of presence of bobcats and coyotes in six vegetation units in the southern region of the Valley of Mexico, as indicated by scent stations. The bobcat was recorded with more frequency than anticipated in pine forests, fir forests and bush/grasslands. The coyote was present most frequently in pine forest, fir forest and mixed forest. The results have been formulated into spatial distribution models for the bobcat and the coyote, that can aid in formulating conservation and management actions for the study area."