Avifauna del Valle de Calingasta y sus alrededores, provincia de San Juan, Argentina
; Acosta, Juan Carlos ; Laspiur, Julio Alejandro
; Moreno, M. V. Otros responsables
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11/2012
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Fundación Miguel Lillo
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Acta Zoológica Lilloana
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0065-1729
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Se presenta una lista comentada de la avifauna del Departamento Calingasta, provincia de San Juan, con el fin de contribuir a su conocimiento y conservación. Los relevamientos fueron realizados durante los años 2009, 2010 y 2011, mediante censos por transectas y puntos de observación. Se calculó la frecuencia de avistajes de las aves registradas. Se actualizó la diversidad de aves para la zona, cotejando su distribución geográfica según guías y publicaciones de otros autores y se realizaron comentarios sobre su conservación. Se registraron 204 especies, pertenecientes a 42 familias, de las cuales 135 especies son registros propios. Se mencionan dos especies con interés de conservación en el área y se citan por primera vez 64 especies nuevas para el Departamento Calingasta.
An annotated list of the avifauna of Calingasta Department, San Juan province, is presented to contribute to its knowledge and conservation. Records were obtained during the years 2009, 2010 and 2011, through censuses using the transect and observation point methods. The frequency of sightings of birds was calculated. An update on bird diversity is provided by checking with their geographical distributions following field guides and publications from other authors. Comments on their conservation status are also provided. Two hundred and four species belonging to 42 families, of which 135 species are from our own records, are listed. Two species with conservation interest in the area are mentioned and we cite for the first time 64 new species for the Calingasta Department.
An annotated list of the avifauna of Calingasta Department, San Juan province, is presented to contribute to its knowledge and conservation. Records were obtained during the years 2009, 2010 and 2011, through censuses using the transect and observation point methods. The frequency of sightings of birds was calculated. An update on bird diversity is provided by checking with their geographical distributions following field guides and publications from other authors. Comments on their conservation status are also provided. Two hundred and four species belonging to 42 families, of which 135 species are from our own records, are listed. Two species with conservation interest in the area are mentioned and we cite for the first time 64 new species for the Calingasta Department.
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