Investigators in Argentina have stated that, since the decade of 1990, 25% of the species of monkeys reported have appeared in world records, but a large increase in data bases.
While it does not mean that all of these species are extinct, it should be noted that these species have been rarely enough to observe nature in nature, published in the ‘One Earth’ magazine.
“With the scientific knowledge and the ability to share data, the records are exponentially increased, but the number of species reported in these records is diminishing – explains the first author Eduardo Zattara, biologist of the Pollination Ecology Group of the Institute of Investigations (Research) CONICET-Universidad Nacional del Comahue) -. Todavia is not a cataclysm of monkeys, but we can say that the silvery monkeys are not exactly prosperous “.
If there are many studies on the dissemination of abbey populations, these are generally centered on a specific area or abbey-specific type. These researchers are interested in identifying more global trends in the diversity of the abbots.
“Averiguar qué species viven, dónde y cómo le va a cada population utilizing conjuntos de datagados complegaos puede ser muy complicado –advierte Zattara – We would like to make one more simple question: What species is registered, in any part of the world, during a determined period? “.
To find your answer, visit the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), an international network of databases, which contains more than three records of museums, universities and private cities, representing more than 20,000 species of known species alrededor del mundo.
In addition to discovering that there is no record of the total number of abbey species, investigators note that this dismemberment is not distributed uniformly among abbey families. The records of aliquots, the second most common family, decreased by 17% since the decade of 1990. The Melittidae, a very rare family, decreased by 41%.
“It is important to note that ‘abeja’ does not only mean abejas, but that the abejas are the most cultivated species –precise Zattara–. The huella of our society also affects the silvers abejas, which brindan ecosystemic services of those who dependents.
If this study proposes a miraculous conclusion to the global state of the diversity of the abejas, it is a general analysis to make assertions about the current state of the individual species.
“It’s not really about the certainty of the numbers here. It’s more about the trend –claare Zattara–. It’s about confirming that it’s demonstrated that local level is successful at world level. And also, del hecho de que logrará un certeza mucho burgemeester a medida que se compartan más datos con bases de publisas “.
Without embarrassment, the investigators advised that this type of security could not be used until it was delayed to return the claim. “Algo les are sucediendo las las abejas, y es neecesario hacer algo. No podemos esperar hasta tener una certeza absolute porque rar vez llegamos alli en las ciencias naturales –alerta Zattara–. todavía tenemos tiempo porque las abejas no pueden esperar “.