f1ae44ab-62da-4a76-9118-738e203ba9f4 http://www.snib.mx/iptconabio/resource?r=SNIB-GT002 Inventario herpetofaunístico del noroeste de Hidalgo Irene Goyenechea Mayer-Goyenechea Universidad Autónoma del Estado de HidalgoInstituto de Ciencias Básicas e Ingeniería Responsable
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2020-05-30 spa Las zonas áridas y semiáridas del Estado de Hidalgo cubren cerca del 50% de la superficie del estado; sin embargo, son escasos los estudios herpetofaunísticos en vegetación con matorral xerófilo. La eco-región denominada "Lomeríos y planicies del altiplano con matorral xerófilo y pastizal" se encuentra ubicada al noroeste de Hidalgo e incluye municipios como Zimapán, Tecozautla y Taquillo, por lo que se propone realizar un inventario de los anfibios y reptiles en estos tres municipios. A la fecha se tienen registradas 16 familias, 7 de anfibios y 9 de reptiles; 37 géneros, 8 de anfibios y 31 de reptiles y 50 especies, 12 de anfibios y 38 de reptiles, pero de acuerdo con trabajos recientes es posible que se encuentren nuevos registros para la zona. Se elaborará un listado de la herpetofauna de la región y se analizará la diversidad alfa y beta utilizando la riqueza de especies. Asimismo, se realizará una base de datos y un catálogo de las especies registradas que servirá como base para la difusión del conocimiento de estos organismos. Palabras clave Anfibios, reptiles, Hidalgo, Zimapán, Tecozautla, Tasquillo, matorral xerófilo. Reino: 1 Filo: 1 Clase: 2 Orden: 4 Familia: 19 Género: 37 Especie: 56 Occurrence GBIF Dataset Type Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_type.xml Specimen GBIF Dataset Subtype Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_subtype.xml Anfibios Reptiles N/A This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) 4.0 License. http://www.snib.mx/proyectos/cgi-bin/datos2.cgi?Letras=GT&Numero=2 País: MEXICO (HIDALGO) -99.633 -98.008 21.008 20.29 1966-01-21 2009-10-14 Reino: Animalia Filo: Chordata Clase: Reptilia, Amphibia Orden: Squamata, Anura, Caudata, Testudines Familia: Colubridae, Bufonidae, Phrynosomatidae, Ranidae, Hylidae, Teiidae, Scaphiopodidae, Plethodontidae, Leptotyphlopidae, Dipsadidae, Eleutherodactylidae, Anguidae, Kinosternidae, Natricidae, Scincidae, Viperidae, Xantusiidae, Elapidae, Leptodactylidae kingdom Animalia phylum Chordata class Reptilia class Amphibia order Squamata order Anura order Caudata order Testudines family Colubridae family Bufonidae family Phrynosomatidae family Ranidae family Hylidae family Teiidae family Scaphiopodidae family Plethodontidae family Leptotyphlopidae family Dipsadidae family Eleutherodactylidae family Anguidae family Kinosternidae family Natricidae family Scincidae family Viperidae family Xantusiidae family Elapidae family Leptodactylidae genus Masticophis genus Bufo genus Phrynosoma genus Lithobates genus Hyla genus Sceloporus genus Trimorphodon genus Incilius genus Pituophis genus Aspidoscelis genus Spea genus Pseudoeurycea genus Leptotyphlops genus Hypsiglena genus Eleutherodactylus genus Chiropterotriton genus Drymarchon genus Gerrhonotus genus Geophis genus Tantilla genus Kinosternon genus Thamnophis genus Tropidodipsas genus Conopsis genus Ecnomiohyla genus Eumeces genus Crotalus genus Salvadora genus Lepidophyma genus Pantherophis genus Barisia genus Leptophis genus Senticolis genus Micrurus genus Ficimia genus Leptodactylus genus Rana species Masticophis taeniatus culebra chirriadora adornada, culebra chirriadora, culebra látigo rayada species Bufo punctatus sapo manchas rojas, sapo de puntos rojos, sapo pinto, sapo species Phrynosoma orbiculare lagartija cornuda de montaña, camaleón, camaleón de montaña, falso camaleón species Lithobates berlandieri rana leopardo, rana leopardo del río Bravo species Hyla arenicolor rana de árbol color arena, ranita de cañon, ranita de las rocas species Sceloporus spinosus lagartija escamosa espinosa, lagartija espinosa species Sceloporus grammicus lagartija escamosa de mezquite, chintete de mezquite, lagartija, lagartija espinosa del mezquital species Trimorphodon tau falsa nauyaca mexicana, culebra species Incilius occidentalis sapo pinero, sapo de los pinos, sapo de pino species Sceloporus parvus lagartija escamosa panza azul, lagartija espinosa de panza azul species Lithobates spectabilis rana vistosa, rana manchada species Pituophis deppei culebra sorda mexicana, culebra casera, alicante, cincuate, ratonera, cincuate mexicana species Aspidoscelis gularis huico texano, huico pinto del noreste species Spea multiplicata sapo de espuelas del sur, sapo montícola de espuela, sapo de espuelas mexicano species Pseudoeurycea cephalica tlaconete regordete, babosa species Leptotyphlops dulcis serpiente lombriz texana, culebrilla ciega texana species Hypsiglena torquata culebra nocturna ojo de gato, culebra nocturna, culebra de la noche, culebra ojo de gato species Eleutherodactylus longipes rana chirriadora de la huasteca, ranita chirriadora de la Huasteca species Chiropterotriton chondrostega salamandra pie plano cartilaginosa, salamandra cartilaginosa species Drymarchon melanurus culebra azul, babatuco, babutua, culebra prieta, tilcoate, palancacoate, arroyera species Gerrhonotus infernalis cantil de tierra, lagartija lagarto norteño, lagartija escorpión de Taylor species Geophis latifrontalis culebra minera potosina, minadora de San Luis Potosí species Tantilla bocourti culebra encapuchada de Bocourt, culebra cabeza negra de Bocourt, culebra cabeza negra, culebra encapuchada species Kinosternon integrum tortuga pecho quebrado mexicana, casquito de burro, tortuga de agua, tortuga de río species Thamnophis cyrtopsis culebra listonada cuello negro, culebra de agua, culebra lineada de bosque, abaniquillo, víbora de agua, abaniqillo de Simmons species Tropidodipsas sartorii culebra caracolera de oriente, coralillo falso species Conopsis lineata culebra terrestre del centro, culebra nariz de pala del occidente species Kinosternon hirtipes tortuga pecho quebrado pata rugosa, casquito de pata rugosa species Ecnomiohyla miotympanum rana de árbol orejas chicas, calate arborícola, calate species Eumeces lynxe eslizón encinero, eslizón de bosque de encinos species Sceloporus minor species Crotalus atrox western diamond backed rattlesnake, víbora serrana, víbora de cascabel, cascabel de diamantes, víbora de cascabel de diamantes de occidente, víbora cascabel de Isla Tortuga species Masticophis schotti schott's whipsnake, culebra látigo de Schott species Sceloporus variabilis lagartija escamosa panza rosada, lagartija espinosa panza rosada species Salvadora grahamiae culebra parchada de montaña, culebra chata de montaña, culebra species Sceloporus scalaris lagartija escamosa escalonada, lagartija da pastizal, lagartija espinosa de pastizal species Lepidophyma gaigeae lagartija nocturna de Gaiger, lagartija nocturna de Tamazunchale species Thamnophis melanogaster mexican blackbelly water snake, culebra de agua de panza negra, víbora de agua, culebra de agua, culebra de agua de panza negra mexicana, culebra negra en Aguascalientes species Eleutherodactylus verrucipes rana chirrionera orejona, ranita orejona species Pantherophis guttatus serpiente del maíz species Salvadora bairdi culebra parchada de Baird, culebra chata de Baird species Sceloporus torquatus lagartija escamosa barrada, rápido barrado, lagartija espinosa de collar species Pseudoeurycea bellii tlaconete pinto, salamandra, ajolote de tierra species Barisia imbricata lagarto alicante del Popocatépetl, escorpión species Eleutherodactylus cystignathoides rana chirriadora mexicana species Crotalus molossus black tailed rattlesnake, axolote, cushishin, víbora cascabel cola negra, víbora cascabel tropical, víbora de cascabel, abaniqillo de Simmons, cascabel serrana, cascabel de cola negra species Leptophis mexicanus culebra perico mexicana, ranera mexicana species Senticolis triaspis culebra oliva, ratonera, culebra verde, culebra ratonera oliva species Micrurus fulvius serpiente coralillo arlequín species Kinosternon scorpioides tortuga pecho quebrado escorpión species Sceloporus jarrovii lagartija escamosa de montaña, lagartija, cachorón, lagartija espinosa de Yarrow, rochaca species Ficimia streckeri culebra naricilla mexicana species Aspidoscelis sackii campeche, lagartija species Leptodactylus melanonotus rana nidificadora de sabinal, rana del sabinal, ranita espumera de dedos marginados, ranita hojarasca species Rana pustulosa rana de cascada, rana rayas blancas, rana de rayas blancas species Sceloporus formosus lagartija escamosa esmeralda norteña, chintete esmeralda, lagartija espinosa esmeralda norteña notPlanned Sonia Alejandra Careaga Olvera Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y Uso de la Biodiversidad Subcoordinadora en Información y Análisis
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Inventario herpetofaunístico del noroeste de Hidalgo Irene Goyenechea Mayer-Goyenechea Content Provider Las zonas áridas y semiáridas del Estado de Hidalgo cubren cerca del 50% de la superficie del estado; sin embargo, son escasos los estudios herpetofaunísticos en vegetación con matorral xerófilo. La eco-región denominada "Lomeríos y planicies del altiplano con matorral xerófilo y pastizal" se encuentra ubicada al noroeste de Hidalgo e incluye municipios como Zimapán, Tecozautla y Taquillo, por lo que se propone realizar un inventario de los anfibios y reptiles en estos tres municipios. A la fecha se tienen registradas 16 familias, 7 de anfibios y 9 de reptiles; 37 géneros, 8 de anfibios y 31 de reptiles y 50 especies, 12 de anfibios y 38 de reptiles, pero de acuerdo con trabajos recientes es posible que se encuentren nuevos registros para la zona. Se elaborará un listado de la herpetofauna de la región y se analizará la diversidad alfa y beta utilizando la riqueza de especies. Asimismo, se realizará una base de datos y un catálogo de las especies registradas que servirá como base para la difusión del conocimiento de estos organismos. Palabras clave Anfibios, reptiles, Hidalgo, Zimapán, Tecozautla, Tasquillo, matorral xerófilo. Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y Uso de la Biodiversidad (CONABIO) Anfibios Reptiles ajolotes, salamandras, tritones boas, cobras, coralillos, culebras, pitones, serpientes, víboras camaleones, geckos, iguanas, lagartijas, lagartos ranas, sapos tortugas dulceacuícolas, tortugas terrestres
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