first_glossophaginae_corrientes_argentina
Citation
Collett M (2021). first_glossophaginae_corrientes_argentina. Version 1.2. Check List. Metadata dataset https://doi.org/10.15560/16.5.1115 accessed via GBIF.org on 2024-12-06.Description
We report the discovery of the nectarivorous bat, Glossophaga soricina,in Corrientes, Argentina, extending its known range and increasing the number of bat species recorded in this province to 32.
An adult male was captured in Apipé Grande island in October 2019.
This bat is considered Vulnerable in Argentina and needs urgent conservation action in order to avoid further threats.
Sampling Description
Study Extent
La Casona, San Antonio, Apipe Grande Island, Corrientes, Argentina. Sampled twice annuallySampling
We used a variety of mist nets placed in open spaces and close to fruiting trees to increase the probability of captures and to ensure a better representation of the local bat diversity. Nets were ultrafine (Eco-tone, Poland), designed specifically for catching small bats, and we used three sizes: a triple high net (12 × 7.2 m), a double high net (9 × 4.8 m) and a single net (12 × 2.4 m). They were opened after sunset at 19:20 local time on 15 October 2019, and the session lasted for four hours. Nets were checked every 15 minutes to minimize distress on captured bats. Individuals were weighed, measured and photographed and then released after minimal handling.Quality Control
Measurements, photographs and recordings of echolocations (where appropriate) used. All researchers have received extensive training in handling and identifying bats from this area.Method steps
- We used a variety of mist nets for this study. Bats were extracted from the nets and transferred to cotton bags. They were then processed by an experienced bat handler and handling was kept to a minimum. Bats were weighted, measured, photographed and we recorded the echolocation of the insectivorous bats on release. Handling was in accordance with Mitchell-Jones AJ, McLeish AP (2004) Bat workers manual, Joint Nature Conservation Committee, 3rd edition.
Taxonomic Coverages
Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae: glossophaginae: Glossophaga soricina
The bat was identified to species
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Glossophaga soricinacommon name: Pallas's Long-tongued Bat rank: species
Geographic Coverages
La Casona Ecolodge, Isla Apipe Grande, Corrientes, Argentina
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Contacts
Miranda Collettoriginator
position: Researcher
Collett Trust for Endangered Species
Reserva Don Luis
Ituzaingo
3302
Corrientes
AR
Telephone: +5493786615664
email: miranda@collett-trust.org
homepage: https://www.collett-trust.org
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Miranda Collett
metadata author
position: Researcher
Collett Trust for Endangered Species
Reserva Don Luis
Ituzaingo
3302
Corrientes
AR
Telephone: +5493786615664
email: miranda@collett-trust.org
homepage: https://www.collett-trust.org
userId: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8764-9405
Miranda Collett
author
position: Researcher
Collett Trust for Endangered Species
Reserva Don Luis
Ituzaingo
3302
Corrientes
AR
Telephone: +5493786615664
email: miranda@collett-trust.org
homepage: https://www.collett-trust.org
userId: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8764-9405
Miranda Collett
administrative point of contact
position: Researcher
Collett Trust for Endangered Species
Reserva Don Luis
Ituzaingo
3302
Corrientes
AR
Telephone: +5493786615664
email: miranda@collett-trust.org
homepage: https://www.collett-trust.org
userId: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8764-9405
Melisa D'Occhio
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Universidad Nacional de Avellaneda
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Avellaneda
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Telephone: +5491123269850
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