Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil

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Autor(a) principal: Willis,Edwin O.
Data de Publicação: 2006
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Brazilian Journal of Biology
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Resumo: Moderately dense woodland (cerradão) grew in two isolated patches of bushy savanna (cerrado) in central São Paulo over 23 years of bird censuses. Various uncommon birds were lost and some forest species were permanently gained. Fall and winter fruits attract long and short-distance migrants. Woodpeckers and some birds that nest in their holes seem to disappear during tree growth. Some birds in weedy areas nearby disappeared when the pastures replaced these areas, however sugar cane reduced the numbers of birds even more up to the point when some areas became pastures once more. Even travel-prone species disappear with vegetation growth in cerrado protected fragments, and therefore "metapopulations" may not survive over time, only in space.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil
title Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil
spellingShingle Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil
Willis,Edwin O.
birds
cerrado
extinctions
forest growth
metapopulations
savannas
title_short Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil
title_full Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil
title_fullStr Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil
title_full_unstemmed Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil
title_sort Protected cerrado fragments grow up and lose even metapopulational birds in central São Paulo, Brazil
author Willis,Edwin O.
author_facet Willis,Edwin O.
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Willis,Edwin O.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv birds
cerrado
extinctions
forest growth
metapopulations
savannas
topic birds
cerrado
extinctions
forest growth
metapopulations
savannas
description Moderately dense woodland (cerradão) grew in two isolated patches of bushy savanna (cerrado) in central São Paulo over 23 years of bird censuses. Various uncommon birds were lost and some forest species were permanently gained. Fall and winter fruits attract long and short-distance migrants. Woodpeckers and some birds that nest in their holes seem to disappear during tree growth. Some birds in weedy areas nearby disappeared when the pastures replaced these areas, however sugar cane reduced the numbers of birds even more up to the point when some areas became pastures once more. Even travel-prone species disappear with vegetation growth in cerrado protected fragments, and therefore "metapopulations" may not survive over time, only in space.
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