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• W1580883203 abstract "Abstract Mammals are understudied in the Neotropics with very little baseline distribution and abundance data available for many species. We quantified relative abundance of mammal species in central Panama during December 2005-April 2006. A total of 221 images of 16 mammal species (13 prey species and three predator species) were recorded. The Agouti ( Dasyprocta punctata ) had the highest relative abundance at 38.0% followed by the Coati ( Nasua narica ) at 22.2% and the White-tailed Deer ( Odocoileus  virginianus ) at 16.3%. Relative abundance of predators was 1.8%, 1.4%, and 0.5% for Coyote ( Canis latrans ), Ocelot ( Leopardus pardalis ), and Jaguarundi ( Puma yagouaroundi ), respectively. Predator:prey ratios were 59.5 kg prey/kg felid and 25.1 kg prey/kg Coyote. The capture rate and number of species detected were comparable to other studies conducted in similar tropical habitats outside of the study region. These data provide useful baseline information for wildlife conservation activities in Panama. Key words : camera-traps, mammalian diversity, Panama, wildlife populations Abundancia relativa de mamiferos en una selva tropical del centro de Panama Resumen Los mamiferos han sido escasamente estudiados en el Neotropico, existiendo escasos datos de distribucion y abundancia para muchas especies. Este estudio cuantifica la abundancia relativa para distintas especies de mamiferos en Panama central, en el periodo comprendido entre diciembre de 2005 y abril de 2006. Fueron registrados un total de 221 fotos de 16 especies de mamiferos (13 especies de presas y tres especies de predadores). El Agouti ( Dasyprocta punctata ) presento la abundancia relativa mas alta con 38,0%, seguido por el Coati ( Nasua narica ) con 22,2% y el Venado de cola blanca ( Odocoileus virginianus ) con 16,3%. La abundancia relativa de las especies de predadores fueron 1,8%, 1,4% y 0,5% para el Coyote ( Canis latrans ), el Ocelote ( Leopardus pardalis ) y el Jaguarundi ( Puma yagouaroundi ), respectivamente. La relacion predador:presa fue de 59,5 kg presa/kg felino y 25.1 kg presa/kg Coyote. La tasa de captura y el numero de especies detectadas fue comparable con otros estudios realizados en otros habitats tropicales fuera de Panama. Estos datos proveen una buena linea de base para la conservacion de la vida silvestre de Panama. Palabras Clave : camaras-trampa, diversidad de mamiferos, Panama, poblaciones de fauna silvestre" @default.
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• W1580883203 title "Relative abundance of mammalian species in a central Panamanian rainforest." @default.
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