primer registro del porrón collarejo aythya collaris (anatidae) y de la anidación del ibis morito plegadis falcinellus (threskiornithidae) en el caribe colombiano

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2001
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Abstract

Los porrones del género Aythya son patos migratorios que anidan en las latitudes boreales altas y pasan el invierno en las zonas templadas y tropicales de ambos hemisferios. Las hembras en particular son algo difíciles de identificar porque son de coloración opaca con pocos rasgos distintivos. Se alimentan de plantas y pequeños animales acuáticos que obtienen buceando desde la superficie, por lo tanto requieren de espejos de agua relativamente amplios.

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Authors ;Stiles Hurd Frank Garfield
Journal international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences - isprs archives
Year 2001
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