Hemosporidios en aves silvestres a diferentes altitudes en el Departamento de Caldas - Colombia
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Martínez Sanchez, Estefaní Tatiana Rivera Páez, Fredy Ossa López, Paula Andrea Universidad de Caldas GEBIOME Genética, biodiversidad y manejo de ecosistemas (Categoría A1) Rivera Páez, Fredy |
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Hemosporidios en aves silvestres a diferentes altitudes en el Departamento de Caldas - Colombia570 - Biología1. Ciencias NaturalesHemoparásitosMalaria aviarPatógenosPrevalenciaBiologíaaveConservación de la fauna y flora silvestrestablas, figurasProtozoos Hemosporidios de los géneros, Haemoproteus, Leucocytozoon y Plasmodium son transmitidos por vectores que infectan una amplia cantidad de aves alrededor del mundo, donde pueden tener efectos significativos en la esperanza de vida sus hospederos. Las investigaciones realizadas en las últimas décadas han dejado a un lado los factores ecológicos como la altitud, la cual está relacionada con la adquisición, transmisión y distribución de los hemosporidios. En Colombia, el conocimiento sobre la diversidad parasitaria de hemosporidios se encuentra limitada y fragmentada. En el Departamento de Caldas, una región con un elevado número de especies de aves, se desconoce la incidencia de Leucocytozoon en aves silvestres. En este sentido, el objetivo de la presente investigación fue establecer las asociaciones entre parásitos y aves silvestres en diferentes altitudes en el Departamento de Caldas. En nueve localidades ubicadas a diferentes altitudes, de cuatro municipios, se capturaron y tomaron muestras de sangre de aves, identificando los hemosporidios presentes mediante análisis morfológicos y moleculares del gen mitocondrial citocromo b (Cytb). Se analizaron un total de 74 muestras de aves pertenecientes a 45 especies, con una prevalencia total por hemosporidios (Plasmodium, Haemoproteus y Leucocytozoon) del 31,08% (n = 26), detectados en 14 especies de aves residentes y migratorias. Se identificaron un total de 18 linajes, incluyendo ocho nuevos linajes para la ciencia, y evidencia por primera vez la presencia de parásitos del género Leucocytozoon en aves silvestres residentes y migratorias ubicadas a diferentes altitudes en el Departamento de Caldas, Colombia.Haemosporidian protozoans of the genera Haemoproteus, Leucocytozoon and Plasmodium are vector-borne infecting a wide range of birds worldwide, where they can have significant effects on the life expectancy of their hosts. Research conducted in recent decades has left aside ecological factors such as altitude, which is related to the acquisition, transmission and distribution of hemosporidia. In Colombia, knowledge about the parasitic diversity of haemosporidians is limited and fragmented. In the Department of Caldas, a region with a high number of bird species, the incidence of Leucocytozoon in wild birds is unknown. In this sense, the objective of this research was to establish the associations between parasites and wild birds at different altitudes in the Department of Caldas. In nine locations located at different altitudes, in four municipalities, birds were captured and blood samples were taken, identifying the hemosporidia present through morphological and molecular analysis of the mitochondrial gene cytochrome b (Cytb). A total of 74 samples from birds belonging to 45 species were analyzed, with a total prevalence of hemosporidia (Plasmodium, Haemoproteus and Leucocytozoon) of 31.08% (n= 26), infecting 14 species of resident and migratory birds. 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