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Mustangi, Meika A. 1993
journal 49
Faz. Sta. Teuzinha, Linhares - ES
arboreal Sherman trap, 2 Nectomys in Tomahawks
and a baby Oryzomys (probably). On the 3rd and
last night, we caught a Marmosops, a black
male Didelphis, and a Nectomys.
The low trapping success surprised me. In such
an exuberant forest, I expected much higher trap
success.
Estação Biológica de Caratinga, Caratinga - MG
We arrived at Estação Biológica de Caratinga
on the 16th of October, Saturday, The station
is run by Fundação Biodiversitas, a Brazilian
research foundation for the Atlantic Forest, with
headquarters in Belo Horizonte - MG. The station
lies in the center of a 890-ha forest reserve,
which belongs to Mr. Feliciano Miguel Abdalla.
Mr. Abdalla owns the coffee and cattle
farm (Fazenda Monte Claros) which
encompasses the forest. The forest has been
protected since 1944. In 1974 Brachyteles
arachnoide (mono-cauvoeiro, muriqui, wooly
spider monkey) was first observed in the
forest and since then many studies on the
primate species have been conducted. Alouatta
fusca, Cebus apella and Callithrix flaviceps also
occur at Est. Biol. Caratinga -
The Biol. Station can house up to 8