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| 77 | "name": "456b56e5-a728-5603-9fc2-81ff1f73cf44", | 77 | "name": "456b56e5-a728-5603-9fc2-81ff1f73cf44", | ||
| 78 | "notes": "Wild ungulates (Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus, Sus | 78 | "notes": "Wild ungulates (Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus, Sus | ||
| 79 | scrofa) strongly avoided the vicinity of a newly built, side-fenced | 79 | scrofa) strongly avoided the vicinity of a newly built, side-fenced | ||
| 80 | high-speed railway in an quiet mountainous area. These species also | 80 | high-speed railway in an quiet mountainous area. These species also | ||
| 81 | refused to use underpasses and flyovers large enough for their body | 81 | refused to use underpasses and flyovers large enough for their body | ||
| 82 | size. The railway likely reduced the movement of wild ungulates, and | 82 | size. The railway likely reduced the movement of wild ungulates, and | ||
| 83 | passages specifically designed for this group are needed to avoid the | 83 | passages specifically designed for this group are needed to avoid the | ||
| 84 | barrier effect. \n The response of other terrestrial vertebrate groups | 84 | barrier effect. \n The response of other terrestrial vertebrate groups | ||
| 85 | (carnivores, lagomorphs, small mammals, and reptiles) to the railway | 85 | (carnivores, lagomorphs, small mammals, and reptiles) to the railway | ||
| 86 | was unknown but all of them used regularly culverts and pathway | 86 | was unknown but all of them used regularly culverts and pathway | ||
| 87 | passages, suggesting that possible barrier effects exerted by the | 87 | passages, suggesting that possible barrier effects exerted by the | ||
| 88 | infrastructure might be highly reduced. Crossing rates of these | 88 | infrastructure might be highly reduced. Crossing rates of these | ||
| 89 | vertebrate groups through non-wildlife passages were not altered by | 89 | vertebrate groups through non-wildlife passages were not altered by | ||
| 90 | fencing the railway sides, further indicating that there was not an | 90 | fencing the railway sides, further indicating that there was not an | ||
| 91 | important barrier effect. Success of passages as crossing facilities | 91 | important barrier effect. Success of passages as crossing facilities | ||
| 92 | for vertebrates depends mainly on their location in the suitable | 92 | for vertebrates depends mainly on their location in the suitable | ||
| 93 | habitat of target species and then on appropriate design of passages | 93 | habitat of target species and then on appropriate design of passages | ||
| 94 | and surrounding areas.\n The frequency of usage of different passages | 94 | and surrounding areas.\n The frequency of usage of different passages | ||
| 95 | also reflected microhabitat preferences. The use of culverts, | 95 | also reflected microhabitat preferences. The use of culverts, | ||
| 96 | underpasses and flyovers by carnivores was favoured by the presence of | 96 | underpasses and flyovers by carnivores was favoured by the presence of | ||
| 97 | vegetation cover in their entrances. Small mammals preferred culverts | 97 | vegetation cover in their entrances. Small mammals preferred culverts | ||
| 98 | with small cross-sections, probably because they can move through them | 98 | with small cross-sections, probably because they can move through them | ||
| 99 | protected from aerial predators. Reptiles used mainly underpasses of | 99 | protected from aerial predators. Reptiles used mainly underpasses of | ||
| 100 | intermediate size which allow them to thermoregulate by using vertical | 100 | intermediate size which allow them to thermoregulate by using vertical | ||
| 101 | surfaces, either sun-warmed or shaded.\n Palabras clave: Avoidance, | 101 | surfaces, either sun-warmed or shaded.\n Palabras clave: Avoidance, | ||
| 102 | Barrier, Culvert, Deer, Fauna passage, Fence, Habitat, High-speed | 102 | Barrier, Culvert, Deer, Fauna passage, Fence, Habitat, High-speed | ||
| 103 | railway line, Mammal, Overpass, Reptile, Underpass, Ungulate, | 103 | railway line, Mammal, Overpass, Reptile, Underpass, Ungulate, | ||
| 104 | Vegetation, Vertebrate", | 104 | Vegetation, Vertebrate", | ||
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| 106 | "en": "Wild ungulates (Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus, Sus | 106 | "en": "Wild ungulates (Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus, Sus | ||
| 107 | scrofa) strongly avoided the vicinity of a newly built, side-fenced | 107 | scrofa) strongly avoided the vicinity of a newly built, side-fenced | ||
| 108 | high-speed railway in an quiet mountainous area. These species also | 108 | high-speed railway in an quiet mountainous area. These species also | ||
| 109 | refused to use underpasses and flyovers large enough for their body | 109 | refused to use underpasses and flyovers large enough for their body | ||
| 110 | size. The railway likely reduced the movement of wild ungulates, and | 110 | size. The railway likely reduced the movement of wild ungulates, and | ||
| 111 | passages specifically designed for this group are needed to avoid the | 111 | passages specifically designed for this group are needed to avoid the | ||
| 112 | barrier effect. \nThe response of other terrestrial vertebrate groups | 112 | barrier effect. \nThe response of other terrestrial vertebrate groups | ||
| 113 | (carnivores, lagomorphs, small mammals, and reptiles) to the railway | 113 | (carnivores, lagomorphs, small mammals, and reptiles) to the railway | ||
| 114 | was unknown but all of them used regularly culverts and pathway | 114 | was unknown but all of them used regularly culverts and pathway | ||
| 115 | passages, suggesting that possible barrier effects exerted by the | 115 | passages, suggesting that possible barrier effects exerted by the | ||
| 116 | infrastructure might be highly reduced. Crossing rates of these | 116 | infrastructure might be highly reduced. Crossing rates of these | ||
| 117 | vertebrate groups through non-wildlife passages were not altered by | 117 | vertebrate groups through non-wildlife passages were not altered by | ||
| 118 | fencing the railway sides, further indicating that there was not an | 118 | fencing the railway sides, further indicating that there was not an | ||
| 119 | important barrier effect. Success of passages as crossing facilities | 119 | important barrier effect. Success of passages as crossing facilities | ||
| 120 | for vertebrates depends mainly on their location in the suitable | 120 | for vertebrates depends mainly on their location in the suitable | ||
| 121 | habitat of target species and then on appropriate design of passages | 121 | habitat of target species and then on appropriate design of passages | ||
| 122 | and surrounding areas.\nThe frequency of usage of different passages | 122 | and surrounding areas.\nThe frequency of usage of different passages | ||
| 123 | also reflected microhabitat preferences. The use of culverts, | 123 | also reflected microhabitat preferences. The use of culverts, | ||
| 124 | underpasses and flyovers by carnivores was favoured by the presence of | 124 | underpasses and flyovers by carnivores was favoured by the presence of | ||
| 125 | vegetation cover in their entrances. Small mammals preferred culverts | 125 | vegetation cover in their entrances. Small mammals preferred culverts | ||
| 126 | with small cross-sections, probably because they can move through them | 126 | with small cross-sections, probably because they can move through them | ||
| 127 | protected from aerial predators. Reptiles used mainly underpasses of | 127 | protected from aerial predators. Reptiles used mainly underpasses of | ||
| 128 | intermediate size which allow them to thermoregulate by using vertical | 128 | intermediate size which allow them to thermoregulate by using vertical | ||
| 129 | surfaces, either sun-warmed or shaded.\n\nLos ungulados silvestres | 129 | surfaces, either sun-warmed or shaded.\n\nLos ungulados silvestres | ||
| 130 | (Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus, Sus scrofa) mostraron una fuerte | 130 | (Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus, Sus scrofa) mostraron una fuerte | ||
| 131 | tendencia a evitar las proximidades de una nueva l\u00ednea de alta | 131 | tendencia a evitar las proximidades de una nueva l\u00ednea de alta | ||
| 132 | velocidad con vallado perimetral en una zona tranquila de | 132 | velocidad con vallado perimetral en una zona tranquila de | ||
| 133 | monta\u00f1a. Estas especies tampoco utilizaron los pasos inferiores y | 133 | monta\u00f1a. Estas especies tampoco utilizaron los pasos inferiores y | ||
| 134 | superiores suficientemente grandes como para permitir su paso. La | 134 | superiores suficientemente grandes como para permitir su paso. La | ||
| 135 | v\u00eda de tren probablemente ha conttibuido a reducir los | 135 | v\u00eda de tren probablemente ha conttibuido a reducir los | ||
| 136 | movimientos de los ungulados y por ello son necesarios pasos | 136 | movimientos de los ungulados y por ello son necesarios pasos | ||
| 137 | dise\u00f1ados espec\u00edficamente para este grupo con la finalidad | 137 | dise\u00f1ados espec\u00edficamente para este grupo con la finalidad | ||
| 138 | de evitar el efecto barrera.\nLa respuesta de otros grupos de | 138 | de evitar el efecto barrera.\nLa respuesta de otros grupos de | ||
| 139 | vertebrados terrestres (carn\u00edvoros, lagomorfos, peque\u00f1os | 139 | vertebrados terrestres (carn\u00edvoros, lagomorfos, peque\u00f1os | ||
| 140 | mam\u00edferos y reptiles) a la l\u00ednea ferroviaria no se conoce | 140 | mam\u00edferos y reptiles) a la l\u00ednea ferroviaria no se conoce | ||
| 141 | con detalle, pero todos ellos utilizaron de manera regular los | 141 | con detalle, pero todos ellos utilizaron de manera regular los | ||
| 142 | drenajes y otras estructuras transversales, lo que sugiere que el | 142 | drenajes y otras estructuras transversales, lo que sugiere que el | ||
| 143 | posible efecto barrera ejercido por la infraestructura puede verse | 143 | posible efecto barrera ejercido por la infraestructura puede verse | ||
| 144 | reducido por el uso de estas estructuras como pasos. Las frecuencias | 144 | reducido por el uso de estas estructuras como pasos. Las frecuencias | ||
| 145 | de cruce de estos grupos de vertebrados a trav\u00e9s de pasos no | 145 | de cruce de estos grupos de vertebrados a trav\u00e9s de pasos no | ||
| 146 | espec\u00edficos para la fauna no resultaron afectadas por la | 146 | espec\u00edficos para la fauna no resultaron afectadas por la | ||
| 147 | presencia del vallado en los m\u00e1rgenes de la v\u00eda, lo que | 147 | presencia del vallado en los m\u00e1rgenes de la v\u00eda, lo que | ||
| 148 | refuerza la afirmaci\u00f3n que no significaba un importante efecto | 148 | refuerza la afirmaci\u00f3n que no significaba un importante efecto | ||
| 149 | barrera. El \u00e9xito de las estructuras como pasos para la fauna | 149 | barrera. El \u00e9xito de las estructuras como pasos para la fauna | ||
| 150 | depende principalmente de su ubicaci\u00f3n en el h\u00e1bitat | 150 | depende principalmente de su ubicaci\u00f3n en el h\u00e1bitat | ||
| 151 | id\u00f3neo de la especie de inter\u00e9s y en segundo lugar, de un | 151 | id\u00f3neo de la especie de inter\u00e9s y en segundo lugar, de un | ||
| 152 | dise\u00f1o apropiado de los pasos y las \u00e1reas alrededor.\nLa | 152 | dise\u00f1o apropiado de los pasos y las \u00e1reas alrededor.\nLa | ||
| 153 | frecuencia de uso de diferentes pasos tambi\u00e9n reflejaba la | 153 | frecuencia de uso de diferentes pasos tambi\u00e9n reflejaba la | ||
| 154 | preferencias en relaci\u00f3n con el microh\u00e1bitat. El uso de | 154 | preferencias en relaci\u00f3n con el microh\u00e1bitat. El uso de | ||
| 155 | drenajes, pasos inferiores y superiores por parte de los | 155 | drenajes, pasos inferiores y superiores por parte de los | ||
| 156 | carn\u00edvoros fue favorecido por la presencia de vegetaci\u00f3n en | 156 | carn\u00edvoros fue favorecido por la presencia de vegetaci\u00f3n en | ||
| 157 | las entradas. Los peque\u00f1os mam\u00edferos mostraron preferencia | 157 | las entradas. Los peque\u00f1os mam\u00edferos mostraron preferencia | ||
| 158 | por drenajes de di\u00e1metro peque\u00f1o, probablemente porque | 158 | por drenajes de di\u00e1metro peque\u00f1o, probablemente porque | ||
| 159 | pueden desplazarse a trav\u00e9s de ellos protegidos contra los | 159 | pueden desplazarse a trav\u00e9s de ellos protegidos contra los | ||
| 160 | predadores a\u00e9reos. Los reptiles utilizaron principalmente pasos | 160 | predadores a\u00e9reos. Los reptiles utilizaron principalmente pasos | ||
| 161 | inferiores de tama\u00f1o medio que les permite termoregular mediante | 161 | inferiores de tama\u00f1o medio que les permite termoregular mediante | ||
| 162 | las superf\u00edcies verticales, o bien calentadas por el sol o bien | 162 | las superf\u00edcies verticales, o bien calentadas por el sol o bien | ||
| 163 | por la sombra que ofrecen.", | 163 | por la sombra que ofrecen.", | ||
| 164 | "es": "Wild ungulates (Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus, Sus | 164 | "es": "Wild ungulates (Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus, Sus | ||
| 165 | scrofa) strongly avoided the vicinity of a newly built, side-fenced | 165 | scrofa) strongly avoided the vicinity of a newly built, side-fenced | ||
| 166 | high-speed railway in an quiet mountainous area. These species also | 166 | high-speed railway in an quiet mountainous area. These species also | ||
| 167 | refused to use underpasses and flyovers large enough for their body | 167 | refused to use underpasses and flyovers large enough for their body | ||
| 168 | size. The railway likely reduced the movement of wild ungulates, and | 168 | size. The railway likely reduced the movement of wild ungulates, and | ||
| 169 | passages specifically designed for this group are needed to avoid the | 169 | passages specifically designed for this group are needed to avoid the | ||
| 170 | barrier effect. \n The response of other terrestrial vertebrate groups | 170 | barrier effect. \n The response of other terrestrial vertebrate groups | ||
| 171 | (carnivores, lagomorphs, small mammals, and reptiles) to the railway | 171 | (carnivores, lagomorphs, small mammals, and reptiles) to the railway | ||
| 172 | was unknown but all of them used regularly culverts and pathway | 172 | was unknown but all of them used regularly culverts and pathway | ||
| 173 | passages, suggesting that possible barrier effects exerted by the | 173 | passages, suggesting that possible barrier effects exerted by the | ||
| 174 | infrastructure might be highly reduced. Crossing rates of these | 174 | infrastructure might be highly reduced. Crossing rates of these | ||
| 175 | vertebrate groups through non-wildlife passages were not altered by | 175 | vertebrate groups through non-wildlife passages were not altered by | ||
| 176 | fencing the railway sides, further indicating that there was not an | 176 | fencing the railway sides, further indicating that there was not an | ||
| 177 | important barrier effect. Success of passages as crossing facilities | 177 | important barrier effect. Success of passages as crossing facilities | ||
| 178 | for vertebrates depends mainly on their location in the suitable | 178 | for vertebrates depends mainly on their location in the suitable | ||
| 179 | habitat of target species and then on appropriate design of passages | 179 | habitat of target species and then on appropriate design of passages | ||
| 180 | and surrounding areas.\n The frequency of usage of different passages | 180 | and surrounding areas.\n The frequency of usage of different passages | ||
| 181 | also reflected microhabitat preferences. The use of culverts, | 181 | also reflected microhabitat preferences. The use of culverts, | ||
| 182 | underpasses and flyovers by carnivores was favoured by the presence of | 182 | underpasses and flyovers by carnivores was favoured by the presence of | ||
| 183 | vegetation cover in their entrances. Small mammals preferred culverts | 183 | vegetation cover in their entrances. Small mammals preferred culverts | ||
| 184 | with small cross-sections, probably because they can move through them | 184 | with small cross-sections, probably because they can move through them | ||
| 185 | protected from aerial predators. Reptiles used mainly underpasses of | 185 | protected from aerial predators. Reptiles used mainly underpasses of | ||
| 186 | intermediate size which allow them to thermoregulate by using vertical | 186 | intermediate size which allow them to thermoregulate by using vertical | ||
| 187 | surfaces, either sun-warmed or shaded.\n Palabras clave: Avoidance, | 187 | surfaces, either sun-warmed or shaded.\n Palabras clave: Avoidance, | ||
| 188 | Barrier, Culvert, Deer, Fauna passage, Fence, Habitat, High-speed | 188 | Barrier, Culvert, Deer, Fauna passage, Fence, Habitat, High-speed | ||
| 189 | railway line, Mammal, Overpass, Reptile, Underpass, Ungulate, | 189 | railway line, Mammal, Overpass, Reptile, Underpass, Ungulate, | ||
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