Reproductive activity of anurans in a dominant agricultural landscape from central-eastern Argentina

  1. Laura C. Sánchez
  2. Paola M. Peltzer
  3. Rafael C. Lajmanovich
  4. Adriana S. Manzano
  5. Celina M. Junges
  6. Andrés M. Attademo
Revista:
Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad

ISSN: 2007-8706 1870-3453

Año de publicación: 2013

Volumen: 84

Número: 3

Páginas: 912-926

Tipo: Artículo

DOI: 10.7550/RMB.32842 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR

Otras publicaciones en: Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad

Resumen

La agricultura puede modificar los sistemas naturales mediante la fragmentación y pérdida de hábitat, como también debido al efecto de los agroquímicos sobre rasgos biológicos tales como la reproducción. Se estudió la diversidad y la reproducción en 3 comunidades de anuros provenientes de sitios con distintos grados de actividad agrícola (un agroecosistema, una área de transición y un bosque natural) de la provincia de Entre Ríos (Argentina). Se realizaron inspecciones a campo durante 2 periodos entre la siembra y la cosecha de soja, desde noviembre de 2006 hasta abril de 2008. Se identificaron 23 especies de anuros. La riqueza, la equitatividad y la diversidad difirieron entre sitios. La distribución de abundancias dentro del agroecosistema no se ajustó a ningún modelo rango-abundancia. La ubicación y los sustratos utilizados para vocalizar por las especies como también sus periodos reproductivos variaron entre sitios. Estos resultados podrían responder a una combinación de factores tales como composición de anuros, abundancia de las especies, disponibilidad de microhabitats reproductivos y variaciones microclimáticas entre sitios, siendo el agroecosistema la comunidad reproductiva más diferente. Finalmente, se sugiere que el uso de la tierra para la agricultura tendría efectos adversos sobre la reproducción de los anuros en el centro-este de Argentina.

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