Mammals of the Córdoba Department of Colombia: history and conservation status

Abstract (en):

A taxonomic list of the mammals recorded from the department of Córdoba is presented with data from reference collections of national and foreign museums. We include research results from research groups at the Unicórdoba Biodiversity research center (University of Cordoba) and the Functional Ecology Laboratory (UNESIS- Pontificia Universidad Javeriana). Databases of 13 museums in North America (MaNIS) were reviewed. Besides the records found in the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History (NMNH), Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collection (TCWC) and USA Field Museum of Natural History (FMHN). Mammals of Córdoba department are represented by 40 families, 90 genera and 117 species. The greatest species richness of mammals was found in the subregions of upper Sinú and San Jorge. The greatest number of species are of the order Chiroptera (48.9 %), followed by Carnivora (12 %), Rodentia (10.3 %) and Cetacea (9.4 %).

Abstract (es):

Se presenta el listado taxonómico de los mamíferos presentes en el departamento de Córdoba. Fueron revisados datos de colecciones científicas de referencia de museos nacionales y extranjeros, para lo cual se incluyen resultados de investigaciones de los grupos de investigación Biodiversidad Unicórdoba (Universidad de Córdoba) y del Laboratorio de Ecología Funcional-Unidad de Ecología y Sistemática (UNESIS) (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana). Se revisaron las bases de datos de 13 museos de Norteamérica (MaNIS), además de los registros encontrados en el Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History (NMNH), Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collection (TCWC) y USA Field Museum of Natural History (FMHN). Los mamíferos del departamento de Córdoba están representados por 40 familias, 90 géneros y 117 especies. La mayor riqueza se presenta en las subregiones del alto Sinú y San Jorge, con especies del orden Chiroptera (45,3 %), seguido de Carnivora (12 %), Rodentia (10,3 %) y Cetacea (9,4 %).

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Mammalia, Inventario, Listado taxonómico, Región Caribe (es)

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Racero-Casarrubia, J., Ballesteros-Correa, J., & Perez-Torres, J. (2015). Mammals of the Córdoba Department of Colombia: history and conservation status. Biota Colombiana, 16(2). Retrieved from https://revistas.humboldt.org.co/index.php/biota/article/view/379

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