نتایج جستجو برای: threatened birds

تعداد نتایج: 56319  

2001
C. A. Paulson

Few of the Pelecaniformes are globally threatened, although some island and inland populations of pelecaniform birds have become extinct in the face of habitat loss and contamination. In some species (e.g., double-crested cormorant, white pelican), numbers are increasing with near-exponential growth, while in others (e.g., Dalmatian pelican) population abundance is rapidly decreasing. Island sp...

2004
J R Beggs P R Wilson

Kaka (Nestor meridionalis meridionalis) studied in Big Bush State Forest spent 35% of their feeding time digging out Ochrocydus huttoni larvae from live mountain beech trunks (Nothofagus solandri var. cliffortioides). Larvae of O. huttoni had a high energy value compared to that of other insects. The assimilation efficiency for energy of two captive kaka was 91 j: 3% when fed a diet of O. hut/o...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2005
Taylor H Ricketts Eric Dinerstein Tim Boucher Thomas M Brooks Stuart H M Butchart Michael Hoffmann John F Lamoreux John Morrison Mike Parr John D Pilgrim Ana S L Rodrigues Wes Sechrest George E Wallace Ken Berlin Jon Bielby Neil D Burgess Don R Church Neil Cox David Knox Colby Loucks Gary W Luck Lawrence L Master Robin Moore Robin Naidoo Robert Ridgely George E Schatz Gavin Shire Holly Strand Wes Wettengel Eric Wikramanayake

Slowing rates of global biodiversity loss requires preventing species extinctions. Here we pinpoint centers of imminent extinction, where highly threatened species are confined to single sites. Within five globally assessed taxa (i.e., mammals, birds, selected reptiles, amphibians, and conifers), we find 794 such species, three times the number recorded as having gone extinct since 1500. These ...

Journal: :Brazilian journal of biology = Revista brasleira de biologia 2010
I Franz L Cappelatti M P Barros

We compared the avifauna recorded in a recent survey in an urban park (Parque Municipal Henrique Luís Roessler, Parcão) and surroundings, Novo Hamburgo, RS, with past data, to evaluate the possible alterations in species composition over time. Of the 265 species compiled as original elements of that region, 114 were found at Parcão. Among forest species, 37% were considered locally extinct. The...

Journal: :Journal of wildlife diseases 2010
Cecilia Pérez Calabuig Miguel Ferrer Roberto Muriel

The Coscoroba Swan (Coscoroba coscoroba) is an unusual member of the Anatidae found in South America, from the Falkland Islands and Tierra del Fuego through Chile and Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay as far north as Mato Grosso do Sul in Brazil. The species is not threatened globally, but some local populations have declined and the status of others is unknown. The objective of this study was t...

Journal: :Biology letters 2012
D Parejo L Amo J Rodríguez J M Avilés

Many animals react to danger by producing chemical cues that can be smelled by others, which is called the smell of fear. Some bird species produce chemical compounds when threatened, such as nestlings of the Eurasian roller Coracias garrulus that vomit an odorous orange liquid when scared in their nests. Here, we experimentally explore the possibility that parents were informed about recent pr...

Journal: :Biological research 2009
Patricia Marrero Rosa Fregel Vicente M Cabrera Manuel Nogales

DNA extraction methods for genotyping non-invasive samples have led to great advances in molecular research for ecological studies, and have been particularly useful for analyzing threatened species. However, scarce amounts of fragmented DNA and the presence of Taq polymerase inhibitors in non-invasive samples are potential problems for subsequent PCR amplifications. In this study we describe a...

2012

West Nile virus (WNV) is an avian virus that can cause fatal disease in some species of mammals, reptiles and birds. Most clinical cases occur in humans and horses. Approximately 80% of infected humans remain asymptomatic; 20% have flulike symptoms. Less than 1% develop meningitis, encephalitis or acute paralysis, but some of these cases are fatal or result in permanent impairment. Neurological...

2016
Chang-Yong Choi John Y. Takekawa Diann J. Prosser Lacy M. Smith Craig R. Ely Anthony D. Fox Lei Cao Xin Wang Nyambayar Batbayar Tseveenmayadag Natsagdorj Xiangming Xiao

Chewing lice (Phthiraptera) that parasitize the globally threatened swan goose Anser cygnoides have been long recognized since the early 19th century, but those records were probably biased towards sampling of captive or domestic geese due to the small population size and limited distribution of its wild hosts. To better understand the lice species parasitizing swan geese that are endemic to Ea...

Journal: :Science 2010
Michael Hoffmann Craig Hilton-Taylor Ariadne Angulo Monika Böhm Thomas M Brooks Stuart H M Butchart Kent E Carpenter Janice Chanson Ben Collen Neil A Cox William R T Darwall Nicholas K Dulvy Lucy R Harrison Vineet Katariya Caroline M Pollock Suhel Quader Nadia I Richman Ana S L Rodrigues Marcelo F Tognelli Jean-Christophe Vié John M Aguiar David J Allen Gerald R Allen Giovanni Amori Natalia B Ananjeva Franco Andreone Paul Andrew Aida Luz Aquino Ortiz Jonathan E M Baillie Ricardo Baldi Ben D Bell S D Biju Jeremy P Bird Patricia Black-Decima J Julian Blanc Federico Bolaños Wilmar Bolivar-G Ian J Burfield James A Burton David R Capper Fernando Castro Gianluca Catullo Rachel D Cavanagh Alan Channing Ning Labbish Chao Anna M Chenery Federica Chiozza Viola Clausnitzer Nigel J Collar Leah C Collett Bruce B Collette Claudia F Cortez Fernandez Matthew T Craig Michael J Crosby Neil Cumberlidge Annabelle Cuttelod Andrew E Derocher Arvin C Diesmos John S Donaldson J W Duckworth Guy Dutson S K Dutta Richard H Emslie Aljos Farjon Sarah Fowler Jörg Freyhof David L Garshelis Justin Gerlach David J Gower Tandora D Grant Geoffrey A Hammerson Richard B Harris Lawrence R Heaney S Blair Hedges Jean-Marc Hero Baz Hughes Syed Ainul Hussain Javier Icochea M Robert F Inger Nobuo Ishii Djoko T Iskandar Richard K B Jenkins Yoshio Kaneko Maurice Kottelat Kit M Kovacs Sergius L Kuzmin Enrique La Marca John F Lamoreux Michael W N Lau Esteban O Lavilla Kristin Leus Rebecca L Lewison Gabriela Lichtenstein Suzanne R Livingstone Vimoksalehi Lukoschek David P Mallon Philip J K McGowan Anna McIvor Patricia D Moehlman Sanjay Molur Antonio Muñoz Alonso John A Musick Kristin Nowell Ronald A Nussbaum Wanda Olech Nikolay L Orlov Theodore J Papenfuss Gabriela Parra-Olea William F Perrin Beth A Polidoro Mohammad Pourkazemi Paul A Racey James S Ragle Mala Ram Galen Rathbun Robert P Reynolds Anders G J Rhodin Stephen J Richards Lily O Rodríguez Santiago R Ron Carlo Rondinini Anthony B Rylands Yvonne Sadovy de Mitcheson Jonnell C Sanciangco Kate L Sanders Georgina Santos-Barrera Jan Schipper Caryn Self-Sullivan Yichuan Shi Alan Shoemaker Frederick T Short Claudio Sillero-Zubiri Débora L Silvano Kevin G Smith Andrew T Smith Jos Snoeks Alison J Stattersfield Andrew J Symes Andrew B Taber Bibhab K Talukdar Helen J Temple Rob Timmins Joseph A Tobias Katerina Tsytsulina Denis Tweddle Carmen Ubeda Sarah V Valenti Peter Paul van Dijk Liza M Veiga Alberto Veloso David C Wege Mark Wilkinson Elizabeth A Williamson Feng Xie Bruce E Young H Resit Akçakaya Leon Bennun Tim M Blackburn Luigi Boitani Holly T Dublin Gustavo A B da Fonseca Claude Gascon Thomas E Lacher Georgina M Mace Susan A Mainka Jeffery A McNeely Russell A Mittermeier Gordon McGregor Reid Jon Paul Rodriguez Andrew A Rosenberg Michael J Samways Jane Smart Bruce A Stein Simon N Stuart

Using data for 25,780 species categorized on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List, we present an assessment of the status of the world's vertebrates. One-fifth of species are classified as Threatened, and we show that this figure is increasing: On average, 52 species of mammals, birds, and amphibians move one category closer to extinction each year. However, this overall ...

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