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A Rapid Assessment of the Humid Forests of South Central Chuquisaca, Bolivia

The Chuquisaca and Tarija regions of Bolivia encompass one of the most dramatic shifts in flora and vegetation anywhere along the eastern Andes. But biological information for this area has remained very sketchy.

An interdisciplinary team of biologists surveyed the south-central Chuquisaca in May of 1995. They found that the region contains one of the largest remaining uninterrupted tracts of Bosque Tucuman-Boliviano wet forest, as well as a number of endemic species, but also suffers from heavy development pressures.

84 pages | 22 color photos, 1 halftone, 1 map | 8-1/2 x 11 | © 1998

Rapid Assessment Program

Biological Sciences: Conservation, Tropical Biology and Conservation


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Table of Contents

Participants
Acknowledgments
Overview
Introduction
Summary of Results
Conservation Opportunities
Technical Report
Literature Cited
Gazetteer and Itinerary
App. 1: Plant Collections from the Rio Urucuti Basin, South Central Chuquisaca, Bolivia
App. 2: Plant Transect Data from the Rio Urucuti Basin, South Central Chuquisaca, Bolivia
App. 3: Birds of Cerro Bufete and the Rio Santa Martha Basin, South Central Chuquisaca, Bolivia
App. 4: Preliminary List of the Mammals of Bosque Tucumano-Boliviano
App. 5: Mammals of the Rio Urucuti Basin, South Central Chuquisaca, Bolivia
App. 6: Reptiles and Amphibians of the Bosque Tucumano-Boliviano and adjacent deforested areas of Chuquisaca

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