Registros de perros domésticos con trampas cámaras en la provincia de Osorno, sur de Chile
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https://doi.org/10.54830/bmnhn.v70.n2.2021.204Palabras clave:
ganado bovino, perros domésticos, sur de Chile, trampas cámarasResumen
Ante los recientes ataques de jaurías de perros sobre ganado bovino, informados en los medios de prensa, se efectuó un monitoreo de perros, para conocer su abundancia en la provincia de Osorno, sur de Chile. Es importante mencionar que los perros pueden transmitir enfermedades infecciosas y otros parásitos como lo son el distemper y parvovirus canino a animales silvestres con los que comparte hábitat. En primavera 2020 y verano 2021 se dispusieron 12 estaciones de muestreo (cada una con una trampa cámara) en la precordillera costera y 13 estaciones similares en la precordillera andina. Durante la primavera 2019 y el verano 2020 se obtuvieron en total 127 fotografías de perros domésticos que correspondieron a 66 animales diferentes, la mayoría de ellos adultos.
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