FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2226286983> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2226286983 abstract "he Atlanticrainforest is one of the species’ richest biomesand one of the most threatened, mainly by forest fragmentation. Marsupials and rodents aremost diverse group among the mammalsand influence the dynamics of Neotropical forests, being greatindicators of landscape changes. Furthermore, this group is importantto human health,because somespecies areinvolved in zoonotic cycles. Somerodents,in particular,are specific hosts for hantavirus;the monitoring of such species and the parasite transmission cycle in silent areas for hantavirus contributes to epidemiological studiesof the disease. The objectives of this study were: a) to perform an inventory ofsmall mammalsin fragmented Atlantic forest areas predominantly in the northwest regionof the Rio de Janeiro state; b) to identify specimensby integrative taxonomy; c) to evaluatethe influence of geographic variables and habitat characteristics in species composition; d) to evaluate the hantavirus infection in rodents and to investigate habitat preference of the infected species. Thecaptured animals were identified by external morphology, karyotypeand molecular analyses for the genus Trinomys, Calomys, Akodonand Oligoryzomys. The influence of fragment size, shape and degree of isolation, distance between fragmentsand habitatfeatures (complexity and heterogeneity) on species composition was tested using a multiple regression of dissimilarity matrices.Species composition in fragments and fragmented landscapes as a whole was then evaluated by cluster analysis using Jaccard similarity index and Wad’s method of linkage. The serum samples of rodents were subjected to enzyme-linked immunonosorbent assay (ELISA) to detect hantavirus infection. The habitat preference of Akodon cursor(the only species infected with hantavirus)was tested by generalized linear modelwith habitat features (the first three principal components of a Principal Component Analysis) as independent variables and A. cursorabundance in capture stations as the dependent variable. We obtained 128rodents and 81 marsupials captured in 11 forest fragments and areasin the disturbed matrixin the municipalities of Cambuci, Miracema,Sumidouro e Varre-sai. The species composition of small mammals was not influenced by any geographic and habitat descriptors. In the dendrogram generated by the similarity in species composition in fragments,we observed that fragments containing only generalist species were clusteredseparately from those thathad at least one specialist species. Similarly, conserved landscapes clustered separately from disturbedones. Akodoncursorpreferredareas with more open and low canopy height, with open understory,more herbaceouscoverand woody stems, showing that this species is adapted to disturbed habitats. The occurrence of hantaviruscirculationin thisrodent and itspreference for altered habitat, signals the importance of monitoring studies aboutthe this zoonosisin the state of Rio de Janeiro, especially in areas where the landscape is fragmented and composed of generalist species" @default.
• W2226286983 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2226286983 creator A5066157682 @default.
• W2226286983 date "2014-01-01" @default.
• W2226286983 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2226286983 title "Pequenos mamíferos em paisagens fragmentadas do estado do Rio de Janeiro e implicações na transmissão de Hantavírus" @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1512327207 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1597340768 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1598334751 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1828188574 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1876550733 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1971529469 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1975003732 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1975036106 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1975429147 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1978700463 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1981325121 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1984178787 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1984999127 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1986572747 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1986821457 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1986899797 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1988608920 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1990594883 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1998212593 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1998918884 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1999266642 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W1999519578 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2001704742 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2003485756 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2006493114 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2007749020 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2021030511 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2024223215 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2028873739 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2040945338 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2044359273 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2046908091 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2049259974 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2050831323 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2054911559 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2073681686 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2073889230 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2075480882 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2076636998 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2076935463 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2078097759 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2078930872 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2083382645 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2083712458 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2083728555 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2089137097 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2089871888 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2090252555 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2090257660 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2095080658 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2096634501 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2098167669 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2103498984 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2104462056 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2106854615 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2113499434 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2116819397 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2119249836 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2121225712 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2122728835 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2126116609 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2133796159 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2134193068 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2136087906 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2136312196 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2139621664 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2140693273 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2142934589 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2149693854 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2150891147 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2152101738 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2155583056 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2156520949 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2161329582 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2162348455 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2166764822 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2167335205 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2167878248 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2171763137 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2174475250 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2179572297 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2280038251 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2309369881 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2319085482 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2323353820 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2323465432 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2335244541 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2346295840 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W237252537 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2417844502 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2530955119 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2765905163 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W2969448136 @default.
• W2226286983 cites W3172825620 @default.

• next