ARMADILHAS FOTOGRÁFICAS E PREDAÇÃO DE NINHOS ARTIFICIAIS NO CERRADO

Abstract

The artificial nest model can be used to assess the reproductive success of birds in different environmental settings. Being effective in answering aspects about aspects of biodiversity. Nest predation has direct effects on annual reproduction, influencing the population dynamics of birds making it important to understand how nest predation is related to habitat and landscape, in general, the use of artificial nests is an interesting approach to explore these issues related to nest predation. In the present study, we reviewed the global literature on predation of artificial nests and described the patterns and temporal and spatial trends of this topic, considering the methodologies of installation in the field, organizing this methodological information in the form of a review. We later used this tool to test how the components of diversity, the structure of communities, population dynamics are influenced by the conditions and resources of the border and interior in agricultural environments in the cerrado.