Los monos cariblancos (Cebus versicolor) : Jardineros en un fragmento de bosque del Magdalena Medio , Santander - Colombia

López Muñoz, Valentina

dc.contributor.advisor	Galvis, Nelson
dc.contributor.advisor	Ramirez, Hector
dc.contributor.author	López Muñoz, Valentina
dc.date.accessioned	2023-01-23T17:06:35Z
dc.date.available	2025-12-31
dc.date.available	2023-01-23T17:06:35Z
dc.date.issued	2023-01-20
dc.identifier.uri	https://repositorio.ucaldas.edu.co/handle/ucaldas/18731
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dc.description.abstract	spa:La dispersión de semillas por animales es fundamental para el mantenimiento y restauración de los bosques tropicales, dada la cantidad de semillas dispersadas y la calidad del tratamiento a las semillas que son factores que determinan un buen dispersor. Se ha considerado que la calidad está relacionada con la distancia horizontal alcanzada de las semillas a los árboles parentales, debido a que se evita competencia intraespecífica. En grupos particulares como los primates el paso de las semillas por el tracto digestivo ayuda aumentar la tasa de germinación y disminuir el tiempo de germinación. Por ende, el objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar el rol de Cebus versicolor como dispersor de semillas, a nivel de calidad en el tratamiento y la cantidad de semillas dispersadas. Se realizó el seguimiento de una tropa de C. versicolor en San Juan de Carare, y se recolectó 87 muestras fecales. Para evaluar la calidad en las semillas, se hicieron experimentos de germinación, se determinó el patrón espacial de las especies dispersadas y se determinó la cantidad de semillas dispersadas por fecal y la riqueza de las semillas colectadas. Como resultados, Cebus versicolor dispersó 21 especies de plantas, de las cuales 7 redujeron el tiempo de germinacióny encontrando que la distribución espacial de las especies fue dispersa. Se concluyó que Cebus versicolor es un dispersor de semillas efectivo para las especies incluidas en su dieta, dado a que remueve una gran cantidad de semillas lejos de sus parentales, promueve y reduce significativamente los tiempos de germinación.	spa
dc.description.abstract	eng:Seed dispersal by animals is essential for the maintenance and restoration of tropical forests, given the amount of dispersed seeds and the quality of seed treatment, which are factors that determine a good disperser. It has been considered that the quality is related to the horizontal distance reached from the seeds to the parent trees, since intraspecific competition is avoided. In particular groups such as primates, the passage of seeds through the digestive tract helps to increase the germination rate and decrease the germination time. Finally, the objective of this study was to evaluate the role of Cebus versicolor as a seed disperser, at the level of quality in the treatment and the quantity of seeds dispersed. A troop of C. versicolor was monitored in San Juan de Carare, and 87 fecal samples were collected. To evaluate the quality of the seeds, germination experiments were carried out, the spatial pattern of the dispersed species was limited, and the quantity of seeds dispersed by fecal and the richness of the collected seeds were selected. As results, Cebus versicolor dispersed 21 plant species, of which 7 reduced germination time and found that the spatial distribution of the species was dispersed. It was concluded that Cebus versicolor is an effective seed disperser for the species included in its diet, since it removes a large number of seeds away from their parents, promoting and significantly reducing germination times	eng
dc.description.tableofcontents	1. Introducción / 2. Objetivos / 2.1 Objetivo general / 2.2 Objetivos específicos: / 3. Materiales y Método / 3.1 Área de estudio / 3.2 Registro de datos / 3.3 Dispersión de semillas / 3.4 Fenología / 3.5 Análisis de datos / 4. Resultados / 4.1 Análisis de interacciones / 4.1.1 Evaluación de la dieta: / 4.1.2 Evaluación de la dispersión de semillas / 4.2 Pruebas de germinación / 4.3 Relación entre atributos de las semillas y dispersión / 4.4 Patrón espacial / 4.5 Fenología / 5. Discusión / 6. Conclusión / 7. Referencias bibliográficas / 8. Información suplementaria	spa
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dc.title	Los monos cariblancos (Cebus versicolor) : Jardineros en un fragmento de bosque del Magdalena Medio , Santander - Colombia	spa
dc.type	Trabajo de grado - Pregrado	spa
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dc.subject.proposal	Dispersión de semillas	spa
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dc.subject.unesco	Zoología
dc.subject.unesco	Primate
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