Patos Barcino (Anas flavirostris), Capuchino (Anas versicolor), y Overo (Anas sibilatrix) en el sur del océano Atlántico

Juan Pablo Seco Pon; Julián Bastida

doi:10.56178/na.vi60.264

Artículos Publicado 01 diciembre 2015 https://doi.org/10.56178/na.vi60.264

Patos Barcino (Anas flavirostris), Capuchino (Anas versicolor), y Overo (Anas sibilatrix) en el sur del océano Atlántico

Anas flavirostris Anas versicolor Anas sibilatrix Pato Barcino Pato Capuchino Pato Overo Océano Atlántico Sur Tierra del Fuego

Juan Pablo Seco Pon Grupo Vertebrados, Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras (IIM y C), Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata-CONICET. Funes 3250, Mar del Plata (B7602AYJ), Buenos Aires, Argentina

Julián Bastida Alvarado 2921 1°G, Mar del Plata (B7600BHN), Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Alerstam T, Hedentrom A & Akesson S (2003) Long-distance migration: evolution and determinants. Oikos 103:247–260
Bergman G (1978) Effects of wind condition on the autumn migration of waterfowl between the White Sea area and the Baltic Region. Oikos 30:393–397
Borla ML & Vereda M (2006) Explorando Tierra del Fuego: manual del viajero en el fin del mundo. Utopías, Ushuaia
Carboneras C (1992) Family Anatidae (Ducks, Geese and Swans). Pp. 536–629 en: del Hoyo J, Elliot A & Sargatal J (eds) Handbook of the Birds of the World. Volume 1. Ostrich to Ducks. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona
Clark RR (1984) Notas sobre aves de Península Mitre, Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. Hornero 12:212–218
Couve E & Vidal C (2003) Aves de Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego y Península Antártica. Islas Malvinas y Georgia del Sur. Fantástico Sur Birding Ltda, Punta Arenas
Fraser MW & McMahon L (1991) Marine Egyptian Geese. Promerops 198:7–8
Fraser MW, Ryan PG & Graham J (1996) African Black Duck in the sea. Promerops 224:7
Humphrey PS, Bridge D, Reynolds PW & Peterson RG (1970) Birds of Isla Grande (Tierra del Fuego). University of Kansas Museum of Natural History, Washington
Montalti D, Orgeira JL & DiMartino S (1999) Extralimital bird records at South Atlantic Ocean and Antarctica. Polish Polar Research 20:347–354
Morrison M, Henry A & Woods R (2006) Rare and vagrant birds in the Falkland Islands 2005. Wildlife Conservation in the Falkland Islands 6:12–14
Newton I (2007) Weather-related mass-mortality events in migrants. Ibis 149:453–467
Rodríguez Mata J, Erize F & Rumboll M (2006) Aves de Sudamérica: No Passeriformes. Harper Collins, Buenos Aires
Santillán MA, De la Cruz Martínez J, Travaini A & Gandini PA (2011) Presencia de la Lechuza de Campanario (Tyto alba) en el Océano Atlántico Sur. Hornero 26:159–161
Seco Pon JP & Favero M (2013) Registros de aves continentales a bordo de buques pesqueros en aguas argentinas. Nuestras Aves 58:41–43
Tasker ML, Hope Jones P, Dixon T & Black BF (1984) Counting seabirds at sea from ships: a review of methods employed and a suggestion for a standardized approach. Auk 101:567–577
Underhill LG (1989) Egyptian Geese Alopochen aegyptiacus with young in surf at Dassen Island, South Africa. Cormorant 17:77
Weller MW (1968) Notes on Argentine anatids. The Wilson Bulletin 80:189–212
Weller MW (1975) Habitat selection by waterfowl of Argentine Isla Grande. The Wilson Bulletin 87:83–90
Wetlands International (2006) Waterbird Population Estimates. Wetlands International, Wageningen
Williams GG (1950) Weather and spring migration. Auk 67:52–65
Woods RW & Woods A (1997) Atlas of breeding birds of the Falkland Islands. Anthony Nelson, Oswestry

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Juan Pablo Seco Pon, Julián Bastida (2015). Patos Barcino (Anas flavirostris), Capuchino (Anas versicolor), y Overo (Anas sibilatrix) en el sur del océano Atlántico. Nuestras Aves, Núm. 60 (2015), 54-56. https://doi.org/10.56178/na.vi60.264

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[1] Alerstam T, Hedentrom A & Akesson S (2003) Long-distance migration: evolution and determinants. Oikos 103:247–260

[2] Bergman G (1978) Effects of wind condition on the autumn migration of waterfowl between the White Sea area and the Baltic Region. Oikos 30:393–397

[3] Borla ML & Vereda M (2006) Explorando Tierra del Fuego: manual del viajero en el fin del mundo. Utopías, Ushuaia

[4] Carboneras C (1992) Family Anatidae (Ducks, Geese and Swans). Pp. 536–629 en: del Hoyo J, Elliot A & Sargatal J (eds) Handbook of the Birds of the World. Volume 1. Ostrich to Ducks. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona

[5] Clark RR (1984) Notas sobre aves de Península Mitre, Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. Hornero 12:212–218

[6] Couve E & Vidal C (2003) Aves de Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego y Península Antártica. Islas Malvinas y Georgia del Sur. Fantástico Sur Birding Ltda, Punta Arenas

[7] Fraser MW & McMahon L (1991) Marine Egyptian Geese. Promerops 198:7–8

[8] Fraser MW, Ryan PG & Graham J (1996) African Black Duck in the sea. Promerops 224:7

[9] Humphrey PS, Bridge D, Reynolds PW & Peterson RG (1970) Birds of Isla Grande (Tierra del Fuego). University of Kansas Museum of Natural History, Washington

[10] Montalti D, Orgeira JL & DiMartino S (1999) Extralimital bird records at South Atlantic Ocean and Antarctica. Polish Polar Research 20:347–354

[11] Morrison M, Henry A & Woods R (2006) Rare and vagrant birds in the Falkland Islands 2005. Wildlife Conservation in the Falkland Islands 6:12–14

[12] Newton I (2007) Weather-related mass-mortality events in migrants. Ibis 149:453–467

[13] Rodríguez Mata J, Erize F & Rumboll M (2006) Aves de Sudamérica: No Passeriformes. Harper Collins, Buenos Aires

[14] Santillán MA, De la Cruz Martínez J, Travaini A & Gandini PA (2011) Presencia de la Lechuza de Campanario (Tyto alba) en el Océano Atlántico Sur. Hornero 26:159–161

[15] Seco Pon JP & Favero M (2013) Registros de aves continentales a bordo de buques pesqueros en aguas argentinas. Nuestras Aves 58:41–43

[16] Tasker ML, Hope Jones P, Dixon T & Black BF (1984) Counting seabirds at sea from ships: a review of methods employed and a suggestion for a standardized approach. Auk 101:567–577

[17] Underhill LG (1989) Egyptian Geese Alopochen aegyptiacus with young in surf at Dassen Island, South Africa. Cormorant 17:77

[18] Weller MW (1968) Notes on Argentine anatids. The Wilson Bulletin 80:189–212

[19] Weller MW (1975) Habitat selection by waterfowl of Argentine Isla Grande. The Wilson Bulletin 87:83–90

[20] Wetlands International (2006) Waterbird Population Estimates. Wetlands International, Wageningen

[21] Williams GG (1950) Weather and spring migration. Auk 67:52–65

[22] Woods RW & Woods A (1997) Atlas of breeding birds of the Falkland Islands. Anthony Nelson, Oswestry