Analysis of the Fauna and Bird Population of Urup Island and Adjacent Water Areas (Greater Kuril Chain)

Romanov, A.A.; Redkin, Y.A.; Koblik, E.A.; Yakovlev, V.O.; Zhigir, D.R.; Murashev, I.A.; Vinogradov, A.A.; Popov, I.Y.

Авторы: Romanov A.A., Redkin Ya A., Koblik E.A., Yakovlev V.O., Zhigir D.R., Murashev I.A., Vinogradov A.A., Popov I.Yu
Журнал: Biology Bulletin
Том: 50
Номер: 8
Год издания: 2023
Издательство: M A I K Nauka - Interperiodica
Местоположение издательства: Russian Federation
Первая страница: 155
Последняя страница: 165
DOI: 10.1134/S1062359023080228
Аннотация: The ecological patterns of the formation of the fauna and bird population of the Urup Island wereanalyzed for the first time. The method of route accounting on the transects of unlimited width was used. Thecommonality of the species composition (n = 105) of the avifauna of Urup Island is high: the similarity oflocal avifauna of the northeastern and southwestern parts of the island is 77%. In general, 34% of species areubiquitously distributed; 39%, locally; 27%, pointwise. 71 species nest (68%). The taxonomic structure of theavifauna (formed by species from 13 orders) corresponds to zonal and landscape peculiarities of the island territorieslocated on the eastern periphery of Northern Eurasia. Passeriformes (34%), Charadriiformes (33%),and Anseriformes (11%) (typical for the boreal and hypoarctic belts of the Palearctic) predominate. The zoogeographicoriginality of the local avifauna is caused by a combination of the elements of the Far Easternislands, Pacific, Siberian, and Chinese faunistic complexes, Siberian–American and widespread species, andJapanese island endemics. The avifauna of Urup Island, which is formed in a system of common zonal–landscapeand altitudinal–belt patterns, unites the ecological groups of marine and terrestrial, including mountain(n = 9), species. The glaucous-winged gull, Pacific swift, nutcracker, Siberian rubythroat, Middendorff’sgrasshopper warbler, Arctic warbler, Japanese bush warbler, American pipit, and masked bunting dominatein the population of forest and shrub habitats. The harlequin duck, glaucous-winged gull, black-legged kittiwake,Pacific swift, Asian house martin, American pipit, and Kamchatka wagtail dominate numerically in thepopulation of the coast and adjacent sea area. In open sea areas, black-footed and Laysan albatrosses, thenorthern fulmar, the short-tailed shearwater, common murre, and tufted puffin are the most common.
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