Activity patterns of short-tailed fruit bats Carollia Gray, 1838 in a premontane forest of central Peru
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actividad nocturna, competencia, frugívoros, mamíferos voladores, solapamiento temporalResumen
Patrones de actividad de los murciélagos de cola corta Carollia en un bosque premontano del centro de Perú. La partición temporal es un mecanismo poco estudiado para especies de murciélagos frugívoros que coexisten en competencia. Describimos los patrones de actividad de Carollia perspicillata (Linnaeus, 1758), Carollia brevicauda (Schinz, 1821) y Carollia benkeithi Solari & Baker, 2006 basándonos en la variación temporal de las capturas en un bosque premontano del centro de Perú. Para C. perspicillata, también fueron comparados los patrones de actividad entre diferentes sexos y estaciones (húmeda vs. seca). Reportamos una superposición temporal (Delta = 0,91) entre las tres especies, siendo más activas al principio de la noche cuando los recursos se encuentran más disponibles. Ni el sexo ni la estación cambiaron el patrón de actividad de C. perspicillata. La evidencia sugiere que estas especies simpátricas no reducen la competencia a través de la segregación temporal.
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