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DOI10.1163/15685381-bja10139
Man-made infrastructures as accidental traps for herpetofauna in eastern Spain: incidence and modelling
Galvez, Angel; Alonso, Miguel; Bisbal-Chinesta, Josep F.; Burgos, Javier; Candel, David; Gil, Berto; Gomez-Mercader, Antonio; Mondejar, Alex; Ortega, Carlos; Sanchez, Ruben; Real, Marcos; Rosillo, Emilio; Vicent-Castello, Pablo; Albero, Luis
通讯作者Gálvez, A
来源期刊AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA
ISSN0173-5373
EISSN1568-5381
出版年2023
卷号44期号:3页码:289-300
英文摘要Water supplies in arid regions have traditionally been assured by cisterns, channels, wells, among other man-made structures with smooth vertical walls that can be deadly traps for several animals, including amphibians and reptiles. In this study, we investigate the incidence of such trap structures on the herpetofauna of the eastern Iberian Peninsula. We explored which features of these structures and which biological traits are associated with higher incidence of falling into these traps. We studied 205 trap structures and found 1224 amphibians or reptiles representing 25 different species, including endangered and protected ones. Broad-scale macroclimate and landscape variables were not associated with the incidence of traps. Instead, trap impact was influenced mainly by trap morphology and season of the year, which suggests that construction design and species phenology are the main factors to affect the incidence of a trap. Biological traits (subterranean or aquatic habits, diet, nocturnal activity or emission of reproductive calls) in some species were related to the probability of falling into these traps. Some species of snakes, lizards, and toads were more prone to fall in trap structures than other species. We conclude that trap structures can strongly impact amphibian and reptile survival, especially in arid or semi-arid regions where wells and water cisterns are widespread.
英文关键词amphibians animal mortality conservation functional traits reptiles trap structures
类型Article
语种英语
开放获取类型Bronze, Green Submitted
收录类别SCI-E
WOS记录号WOS:001057808900003
WOS关键词AMPHIBIAN CONSERVATION ; PITFALL TRAPS ; HABITAT LOSS ; MORTALITY ; REPTILES ; COMMUNITY ; WATER
WOS类目Zoology
WOS研究方向Zoology
资源类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/395284
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Galvez, Angel,Alonso, Miguel,Bisbal-Chinesta, Josep F.,et al. Man-made infrastructures as accidental traps for herpetofauna in eastern Spain: incidence and modelling[J],2023,44(3):289-300.
APA Galvez, Angel.,Alonso, Miguel.,Bisbal-Chinesta, Josep F..,Burgos, Javier.,Candel, David.,...&Albero, Luis.(2023).Man-made infrastructures as accidental traps for herpetofauna in eastern Spain: incidence and modelling.AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA,44(3),289-300.
MLA Galvez, Angel,et al."Man-made infrastructures as accidental traps for herpetofauna in eastern Spain: incidence and modelling".AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA 44.3(2023):289-300.
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