Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental

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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental
title Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental
spellingShingle Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental
570 - Biología
1. Ciencias Naturales
Comportamiento reproductivo
Polimorfismo de color
Modelos ecológicos
Odonata
Zygoptera
Biología
Fitoecología
title_short Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental
title_full Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental
title_fullStr Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental
title_full_unstemmed Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental
title_sort Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Stand-Pérez, Miguel
Pulido-Rios, Laura
BIONAT: Grupo de investigación en Biodiversidad y Recursos Naturales (Categoría A1)
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv 570 - Biología
1. Ciencias Naturales
Comportamiento reproductivo
Polimorfismo de color
Modelos ecológicos
Odonata
Zygoptera
Biología
Fitoecología
topic 570 - Biología
1. Ciencias Naturales
Comportamiento reproductivo
Polimorfismo de color
Modelos ecológicos
Odonata
Zygoptera
Biología
Fitoecología
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spelling Estrategias reproductivas contrastantes en libélulas: implicaciones ecológicas desde un enfoque demográfico y comportamental570 - Biología1. Ciencias NaturalesComportamiento reproductivoPolimorfismo de colorModelos ecológicosOdonataZygopteraBiologíaFitoecologíaFiguras, tablas, estadísticasLos Andes colombianos presentan alta biodiversidad, en contraste aún hay vacíos en el comportamiento reproductivo de especies con polimorfismo de color limitado a las hembras como Ischnura capreolus y Acanthagrion trilobatum. Este estudio determinó el sistema de apareamiento de sus hembras mediante características demográficas (proporción de sexos, morfos femeninos, frecuencias de cópula), usando captura-marcaje-recaptura, observaciones de campo y experimentos en mesocosmos. Para I. capreolus (32 individuos; proporción de sexos sesgada a machos), la cópula duró 30-60 min con predominio de hembras androcromas y ausencia de guardia postándem, sugiriendo monandria. Este patrón coincide con otras dos especies del género donde el polimorfismo de color y monandría coexisten, indicando que el mantenimiento del polimorfismo de color podría vincularse más a procesos de selección natural que de selección sexual. La actividad diaria ocurrió entre 9:00-11:00 h y 14:00-17:00 h, y los eventos reproductivos entre 14:00-17:00 h, posiblemente para evitar picos altos térmicos y depredadores. Por otro lado, en A. trilobatum (148 individuos; proporción de sexos sesgada a machos), la baja representación de hembras sugiere segregación de hábitat, coincidiendo alrededor del estanque solo en horarios reproductivos (similar a A. truncatum). La actividad diaria fue 9:00-17:00 h, mientras que los eventos reproductivos fueron entre 10:00-13:00 h, con guardia postándem en todas las cópulas, sugiriendo poliandría. Como primera evaluación demográfica en el género Acanthagrion, el estudio estimó el tamaño poblacional total en 198,87 individuos, con una supervivencia aparente entre 82,25 %, mientras que la probabilidad de recaptura en 42,45 %. Estos resultados proporcionan información base para futuros estudios relacionados al comportamiento reproductivo en especies con estrategias reproductivas alternativas relacionadas con el polimorfismo de color femenino, además de información demográfica clave para estrategias de conservación en especies que están bajo grandes presiones antropogénicas.The Colombian Andes exhibit high biodiversity; in contrast, there are still gaps in the reproductive behavior of species with female-limited color polymorphism, such as Ischnura capreolus and Acanthagrion trilobatum. This study determined the mating system of their females through demographic characteristics (sex ratio, female morphs, copulation frequencies), using capture–mark–recapture, field observations, and mesocosm experiments. For I. capreolus (32 individuals; male-biased sex ratio), copulation lasted 30–60 minutes, with a predominance of andromorphic females and absence of post-tandem guarding, suggesting monandry. This pattern coincides with two other species of the genus where color polymorphism and monandry coexist, indicating that the maintenance of color polymorphism may be more closely linked to natural selection processes than to sexual selection. Daily activity occurred between 9:00–11:00 h and 14:00–17:00 h, with reproductive events between 14:00–17:00 h, possibly to avoid thermal peaks and predators. On the other hand, in A. trilobatum (148 individuals; male-biased sex ratio), the low representation of females suggests habitat segregation, with overlap around the pond only during reproductive hours (similar to A. truncatum). Daily activity occurred from 9:00–17:00 h, while reproductive events were concentrated between 10:00–13:00 h, with post-tandem guarding in all copulations, suggesting polyandry. As the first demographic evaluation in the genus Acanthagrion, the study estimated a total population size of 198.87 individuals, with apparent survival at 82.25%, and recapture probability at 42.45%. These results provide baseline information for future studies related to reproductive behavior in species with alternative reproductive strategies linked to female color polymorphism, as well as key demographic information for conservation strategies in species under strong anthropogenic pressures.PregradoEste estudio se llevó a cabo en la Estación Piscícola de la Universidad de Antioquia, municipio de San Roque, departamento de Antioquia (6.4879462° N, -74.8327022° W), ubicada en el flanco occidental de la Cordillera Central de los Andes, en medio del valle aluvial de la quebrada La Vega. Tiene una precipitación media anual de 2018 mm y la temperatura anual varía entre los 16 °C y 26 °C (IDEAM, 2025). El paisaje se caracteriza en su mayoría por una matriz ganadera con arbustos dispersos y un parche de bosque inmediatamente aledaño de 0,02 km² y otros dos más alejados de ≈≈0,17 km² y 4 km² (Figura 1). La Estación dispone de 22 tanques de diferentes tamaños para ≈la cría en todas las fases de Tilapia Roja y Negra (Oreochromis sp.). Es frecuente observar odonatos sobrevolando estos estanques, en su mayoría anisópteros de la familia Libellulidae de los géneros Micrathyria, Orthemis y Dythemis, y de la familia Gomphidae. Los zigópteros más observados fueron coenagrionidos de los géneros Argia, Enallagma, Ischnura y Acanthagrion. 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