Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação
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Resumo: | The accelerated rate of species loss has emerged an increasing number of studies to design effective conservation strategies, considering the limited resources available for biodiversity conservation. In this context, it has been identified conservation priorities, patterns in species vulnerability has been investigated and estimates of biodiversity loss has been performed in attempt to measure the magnitude of the current extinction crisis. Amount of evolutionary history (EH) hold by organisms has been indicated as a suitable measure to estimate the potential damage by possible extinctions, since it incorporates diversity among species. The different applications of EH in conservation studies are briefly reviewed in Chapter 1, showing potential limitations of some approaches. Observations made in chapter 1 detail some benefits of EH loss estimates through sequential extinctions, which simultaneously allow an evaluation of the efficiency of different conservation strategies as well as an identification of priorities. However, rates of EH loss are usually limited to specific taxonomic groups or geographic regions, and are estimated through different methodological procedure and thus limit the power of comparison between results. Circumventing these limitations, Chapter 2 presents estimates of EH loss for terrestrial vertebrates on global and regional scales (cells 1 ° longitude by 1 ° latitude) through sequential extinctions, indicating sites where extinction of threatened species would be greater than expected at random. Although rates of EH loss are equivalent between groups when analyzed globally, we observed incongruent results among the distinct taxonomic groups when investigated regionally. However, the existence of distinct EH metrics has created doubt on the robustness of estimates of EH loss. One concern is the possibility that different EH metrics applied to the same group of species could artificially lead to different conservation strategies. In chapter 3 it was observed that there is quantitative difference in the rate of EH loss between distinct metrics, however the result was not qualitatively different, that is, within our methodological procedure the magnitude of EH loss is equivalent independent of the metric used. |
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Rangel, Thiago Fernando Lopes Valle de Brittohttp://lattes.cnpq.br/1613666671361533Rangel, Thiago Fernando Lopes Valle de BrittoMaciel, Natan MedeirosMelo, Adriano SanchesTessarolo, GeizianeSilva, Priscila Lemes de Azevedo ehttp://lattes.cnpq.br/3315770965433310Batista, Mariana Cristina Gomes2017-06-29T18:27:13Z2017-05-29BATISTA, M. C. G. Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação. 2017. 107 f. Tese (Doutorado em Ecologia e Evolução) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2017.http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/7471The accelerated rate of species loss has emerged an increasing number of studies to design effective conservation strategies, considering the limited resources available for biodiversity conservation. In this context, it has been identified conservation priorities, patterns in species vulnerability has been investigated and estimates of biodiversity loss has been performed in attempt to measure the magnitude of the current extinction crisis. Amount of evolutionary history (EH) hold by organisms has been indicated as a suitable measure to estimate the potential damage by possible extinctions, since it incorporates diversity among species. The different applications of EH in conservation studies are briefly reviewed in Chapter 1, showing potential limitations of some approaches. Observations made in chapter 1 detail some benefits of EH loss estimates through sequential extinctions, which simultaneously allow an evaluation of the efficiency of different conservation strategies as well as an identification of priorities. However, rates of EH loss are usually limited to specific taxonomic groups or geographic regions, and are estimated through different methodological procedure and thus limit the power of comparison between results. Circumventing these limitations, Chapter 2 presents estimates of EH loss for terrestrial vertebrates on global and regional scales (cells 1 ° longitude by 1 ° latitude) through sequential extinctions, indicating sites where extinction of threatened species would be greater than expected at random. Although rates of EH loss are equivalent between groups when analyzed globally, we observed incongruent results among the distinct taxonomic groups when investigated regionally. However, the existence of distinct EH metrics has created doubt on the robustness of estimates of EH loss. One concern is the possibility that different EH metrics applied to the same group of species could artificially lead to different conservation strategies. In chapter 3 it was observed that there is quantitative difference in the rate of EH loss between distinct metrics, however the result was not qualitatively different, that is, within our methodological procedure the magnitude of EH loss is equivalent independent of the metric used.A acelerada taxa de perda de espécies gerou um crescente número de estudos objetivando o delineamento de estratégias de conservação que sejam eficazes considerando os limitados recursos disponíveis para a preservação da biodiversidade. Nesse contexto, têm sido identificadas prioridades para conservação, investigados possíveis padrões na vulnerabilidade das espécies e elaboradas estimativas de perda da biodiversidade na tentativa de mensurar a magnitude da atual crise de extinção. A história evolutiva (HE) entre os organismos tem sido indicada como uma eficiente ferramenta para as análises citadas uma vez que incorpora a diversidade existente entre as espécies. As diferentes aplicabilidades da HE em estudos voltados para conservação são brevemente revisadas no capítulo 1 desta tese, mostrando ainda possíveis limitações dessas abordagens. As observações realizadas no capítulo 1 demonstram os benefícios de estimativas de perda de HE através de extinções sequenciais (uma espécie de cada vez), que permite simultaneamente a avaliação da eficácia de diferentes estratégias de conservação assim como a identificação de prioridades. Contudo, taxas de perda de HE são, em geral, limitadas a determinados grupos taxonômicos ou regiões geográficas, sendo elaboradas através de diferentes escopos metodológicos e assim restringindo o poder de comparação entre os resultados. Contornando essas limitações, o capítulo 2 apresenta estimativas de perda de HE dos vertebrados terrestres em escala global e regional (células de 1º de longitude por 1º de latitude) através de extinções sequenciais, indicando locais em que a extinção de espécies atualmente ameaçadas seria maior do que o esperado ao acaso. Embora as taxas de perda de HE sejam equivalentes entre os grupos quando analisadas globalmente, nós observamos resultados incongruentes entre os diferentes grupos taxonômicos quando avaliados regionalmente. Porém, a existência de diferentes métricas para mensurar HE tem colocado em dúvida a robustez das estimativas de perda de HE, sendo questionada a possibilidade dos resultados serem distintos caso as estimativas sejam elaboradas através de diferentes métricas, o que foi testado no capítulo 3. Foi observado que de fato há diferença quantitativa na taxa de perda de HE entre diferentes métricas, contudo o resultado não é qualitativamente diferente, ou seja, dentro do nosso escopo metodológico a magnitude de perda de HE é equivalente independente da métrica utilizada.Submitted by Erika Demachki (erikademachki@gmail.com) on 2017-06-22T17:54:33Z No. of bitstreams: 2 Tese - Mariana Cristina Gomes Batista - 2017.pdf: 3668522 bytes, checksum: 1ae68f0834d36740046ff2366c82691e (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5)Approved for entry into archive by Erika Demachki (erikademachki@gmail.com) on 2017-06-29T18:27:13Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 2 Tese - Mariana Cristina Gomes Batista - 2017.pdf: 3668522 bytes, checksum: 1ae68f0834d36740046ff2366c82691e (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2017-06-29T18:27:13Z (GMT). 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Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação |
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Phylogenetic patterns of terrestrial vertebrates: implications for conservation |
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Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação |
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Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação Batista, Mariana Cristina Gomes História evolutiva Extinção Conservação Filogenia Padrões CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS::ECOLOGIA |
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Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação |
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Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação |
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Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação |
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Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação |
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Padrões filogenéticos dos vertebrados terrestres: implicações para conservação |
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Batista, Mariana Cristina Gomes |
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Batista, Mariana Cristina Gomes |
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Rangel, Thiago Fernando Lopes Valle de Britto |
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Maciel, Natan Medeiros |
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Melo, Adriano Sanches |
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Tessarolo, Geiziane |
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Silva, Priscila Lemes de Azevedo e |
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Batista, Mariana Cristina Gomes |
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Rangel, Thiago Fernando Lopes Valle de Britto Rangel, Thiago Fernando Lopes Valle de Britto Maciel, Natan Medeiros Melo, Adriano Sanches Tessarolo, Geiziane Silva, Priscila Lemes de Azevedo e |
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História evolutiva Extinção Conservação Filogenia Padrões |
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The accelerated rate of species loss has emerged an increasing number of studies to design effective conservation strategies, considering the limited resources available for biodiversity conservation. In this context, it has been identified conservation priorities, patterns in species vulnerability has been investigated and estimates of biodiversity loss has been performed in attempt to measure the magnitude of the current extinction crisis. Amount of evolutionary history (EH) hold by organisms has been indicated as a suitable measure to estimate the potential damage by possible extinctions, since it incorporates diversity among species. The different applications of EH in conservation studies are briefly reviewed in Chapter 1, showing potential limitations of some approaches. Observations made in chapter 1 detail some benefits of EH loss estimates through sequential extinctions, which simultaneously allow an evaluation of the efficiency of different conservation strategies as well as an identification of priorities. However, rates of EH loss are usually limited to specific taxonomic groups or geographic regions, and are estimated through different methodological procedure and thus limit the power of comparison between results. Circumventing these limitations, Chapter 2 presents estimates of EH loss for terrestrial vertebrates on global and regional scales (cells 1 ° longitude by 1 ° latitude) through sequential extinctions, indicating sites where extinction of threatened species would be greater than expected at random. Although rates of EH loss are equivalent between groups when analyzed globally, we observed incongruent results among the distinct taxonomic groups when investigated regionally. However, the existence of distinct EH metrics has created doubt on the robustness of estimates of EH loss. One concern is the possibility that different EH metrics applied to the same group of species could artificially lead to different conservation strategies. In chapter 3 it was observed that there is quantitative difference in the rate of EH loss between distinct metrics, however the result was not qualitatively different, that is, within our methodological procedure the magnitude of EH loss is equivalent independent of the metric used. |
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