septiembre 2017Ecología y distribución de los Zorros Voladores (Chiroptera: Pteropodidae: Pteropus)
Primer registro continental de Pteropus geminorum hypomelanus desde Myeik.
Khin Swe Oo, Hsu Lae Win, Paul JJ Bates, Malcolm Pearch
Summary
Roosting colonias de Pteropus spp. en Myeik y Nyaung-zin en Tanintharyi de Myanmar fueron encuestados entre marzo y octubre de 2016. Zorros voladores de 12 sitios de descanso en la ciudad de Myeik se considera que representa el taxón Pteropus Geminorum hypomelanus basado en la colección de un solo ejemplar, que es el primer registro del taxón desde una ubicación continental. Más información se obtuvo de la población local acerca de la ecología y la migración estacional de las colonias de zorros voladores en la localidad costera de Shaw-Taw-Maw y en la pequeña isla de La-BYU. Se presentan datos sobre las especies de árboles gallinero seleccionados por Pteropus colonias y amenazas locales a los murciélagos y su hábitat.
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