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Acta biol. colomb ; 24(2): 379-390, May-ago. 2019. tab, graf
Artigo em Espanhol | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1010866

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RESUMEN Los perros son una problemática importante para la conservación en las diferentes áreas protegidas al poder actuar como competidores, predadores y/o trasmisores de enfermedades a la fauna silvestre. Las reservas privadas por su reducido tamaño y por estar comúnmente rodeadas de zonas rurales desde las cuales pueden entrar los perros son particularmente vulnerables a esta amenaza, lo cual causa un problema para el manejo de estas áreas de conservación. En este estudio se analiza la variación de la abundancia al interior del área conjunta de dos zonas de conservación privadas contiguas, en el municipio de Tabio-Cundinamarca. Se utilizaron los siguientes métodos para la toma de datos: 1) fototrampeo 2) recorridos por la red de caminos de ambas zonas de conservación para la búsqueda activa de rastros o perros individuales, y 3) encuestas a los dueños de perros de la zona rural circundante al área de conservación. Se encontró que la abundancia relativa de los perros en las reservas varió a lo largo de un gradiente de presencia humana y no estuvo relacionada con el tipo de cobertura vegetal. La mayor abundancia de perros estuvo entre >100 a 200 m al interior de las reservas medidos desde el límite de las mismas. Se demostró que los perros que ingresan a las reservas provienen de los hogares rurales localizados en la zona circundante a las reservas.


ABSTRACT Dogs are an important problem for conservation in different protected areas as they act as competitors, predators and / or transmitters of diseases to wildlife. Private reserves, because of their small size and because they are commonly surrounded by rural areas from which dogs can enter are particularly vulnerable to this threat, which causes a problem for management of these protected areas. This study analyzes dog abundance variation within the joint area of two contiguous private protected areas, in the municipality of Tabio-Cundinamarca. The following methods were used for data collection: 1) camera trapping, 2) active search for dog tracks or individual dogs along the road network of both conservation zones, and 3) interviews to dog owners in rural homes surrounding the conservation area. It was found that dog relative abundance in the reserves varied along of a gradient of human presence and it was not related to cover type. The highest dog abundance was found between >100 to 200 m inside the reserves measured from the limit of them. It was shown that dogs entering the reserves come from rural homes located in the surrounding area the reserves.

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Chinese Journal of Zoonoses ; (12): 667-668, 2017.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-611851

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We investigated the current situation about free-ranging dogs infection with plague and provided relevant data for plague prevention and control in Karamay City.We examined the dog serum F1 antibody by indirect hemagglutination assay (IHA).Results showed that the F1 antibody was found in 1 of 13 dogs serum samples,and the positive rate was 7.69%.The free-ranging dogs plays an important role in controlling animal plague epidemic,and there are potential risk for local people's infection of plague.

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