Occurrence dataset Registered April 02, 2025
Environmental Baseline of the Terrestrial Influence Area of Jaguar Terminal Terrestre de Etano Project, TQPM.
Published by Terminal Química Puerto México SAPI de C.V
Environmental Baseline of the Terrestrial Influence Area of Jaguar Terminal Terrestre de Etano Project, TQPM.
Project ID: SNIB-Z071-Z07124092-Z07124092_flora y fauna terrestre
The dataset contains information corresponding to the Complementary Environmental Baseline of the Influence Area (AoI) of Jaguar Terminal Terrestre de Etano Project, from the Terminal Química Puerto México, in the state of Veracruz, in Mexico. The AoI has an extension of 34,435.56 ha, and is located within the Coatzacoalcos River Basin and the nearest Priority Hydrological Region (RHP) is called Los Tuxtlas, being more than 18 km from the project's route. The vegetation data were recorded using plots of 50 x 8 m established at different points with representative area vegetation. Vegetation was recorded in four vertical strata, defined according to their size and growth form (arboreal, shrub, sufrutice, herbaceous). Inclusion criteria were height, diameter at breast height at 1.30 m (DBH), and growth form. Only parts and live specimens were measured. The specialists recognized most of the species observed in the plots, but some specimens were further identified using plant identification guides and descriptions found in the literature. To identify those specimens, the specialist took pictures and notes to determine their identity after the specialist returned to the office. Botanical species were determined based on specialized literature and corroborated by comparison with type species in virtual herbaria, generally linked to EncicloVida (CONABIO, 2023). To characterize the terrestrial habitat of the AoI, twenty transects 600 m long by 10 m wide were established using conventional sampling methods for each taxonomic group. The transects were established in each type of representative vegetation. Observations were direct and indirect; indirect observations included recording footprints, feces, hair and feathers. The fieldwork was conducted from May 22 to June 20, 2023. For the amphibian and reptile, 20 sampling points were surveyed using lineal transects. The transects were placed in representative vegetation within the AoI (at least two for each vegetation type, randomly distributed), which were covered in the morning due to security issues in the region. The sampling effort consisted of 140 man/hours. For freshwater turtle species, the number of turtle nests in the community were counted, looking carefully for nesting beaches. In addition, 5 samples were taken using submersible turtle traps to estimate the approximate density of individuals per transect in the area (Townsend et al., 2005). Mammal sampling was performed using direct and indirect sampling methodologies, such as track recording, excreta, hair, burrows, etc., implemented to detect medium-sized mammals. A total of 20 transects of 600 m long by 10 m wide were deployed around the areas where the sampling points were located. In addition, 4 camera traps were placed by day (approx. height of 40 and 50 cm from the ground and between 1 and 5 m between cameras), for 3 hours, at sites where records of the species were found. In total, the camera traps were active for 66 hours.For birds, a total of 20 transects (at least two for each vegetation type, randomly distributed) of 600 m long with a 50 m radius of vision per counting point were carried out, following a fixed trajectory to locate, count and identify birds and avoid repeatedly counting the same individual. The fixed radius point count method was applied along transects, each point spaced 150 m apart and with a radius of 50 m (Hutton et al. 1996). The sampling effort was of 140 man/hours.
Study area
Anfibios
Aves
Mamíferos
Plantas
Reptiles
águilas, halcones, zopilotes
alondras, golondrinas
ardillas, marmotas, perritos de la pradera
armadillos, osos hormigueros, perezosos, tamanduas
berrendos, bisontes, borregos, cabras, camellos, ciervos, jabalies, pecaries, toros, vacas, venados
búhos, lechuzas, tapacaminos, tecolotes
cacatúas, cotorras, loros, pericos
cacomixtles, coatíes, mapaches, martuchas
caimanes, cocodrilos
camaleones, geckos, iguanas, lagartijas, lagartos
chachalacas, codornices, gallinas, guajolotes, ñandúes, pavo reales, tinamúes
charas, cuervos, urracas
cigüeñas, flamencos, garzas
civetas, gatos, hienas, jaguares, leones, leopardos, linces, ocelotes, panteras, pumas, tigres
colibríes, vencejos
como azulejos, cenzontles, cinclos, mirlos, mulatos, zorzales
como batarás, hormigueros, trepatroncos
como bobos, cormoranes, fragatas, pelícanos
como calandrias, tordos, zanates
como carboneros, matracas, perlitas, saltaparedes
como cardenales, rascadores, tangaras
como carpinteros, coas, momotos, quetzales, tucanes
como chipes
como chorlos, playeros
como gaviotas
como mosqueros, tiranos
como saltarines, vireos
con flores
con flores como abedules, avellanas, encinos, hayas, nueces de castilla, nueces pecanas, pino de los bobos, robles
con flores como acantos, aceitunas, ajonjolís, albahacas, chías, fresnos, hierbabuenas, jacarandas, jazmines, mejoranas, mentas, olivos, oréganos, romeros, salvias, tepozanes, tomillos, toronjiles, violetas africanas
con flores como acebos, yerba mate
con flores como achiotes, algodón, baobabs, cacao, ceibas, flor de Jamaica, flor de manita, jonote, malvas, pochotes
con flores como agapantos, ajos, azafránes, cebollas, espárragos, gladiolas, magueyes, orquídeas, patas de elefante, sábilas, vainillas, yucas
con flores como aguacates, alcanforeros, canelas, laureles
con flores como ahuejotes, álamos, árboles del caucho, coca, flores de la pasión, granadas chinas, linos, mandiocas, maracuyás, nanches, nochebuenas, ricinos, sauces, semillas de linaza
con flores como alcachofas, campanitas, cempasúchil, crisantemos, dalias, estrellas de agua, gerberas, girasoles, lechugas, manzanilla, margaritas, senecios
con flores como alcatraces, anturios, cunas de Moisés, filodendros, hojas elegantes, lentejas de agua
con flores como alfalfas, aluvias, cacahuates, chícharos, ejotes, frijoles, garbanzos, guajes, habas, huizaches, jícamas, lentejas, mezquites, tamarindos
con flores como almendras, amates, capulines, cerezas, chabacanos, ciruelas, duraznos, frambuesas, fresas, higos, manzanas, marihuana, matapalos, membrillos, peras, rosas, tejocotes, zarzamoras
con flores como alpiste, arroz, avena, caña de azúcar, cebada, centeno, heno, juncos, maíz, mijo, pastos terrestres, piña, sorgo, trigo, triticale, tules
con flores como anís, apios, cilantros, eneldos, ginseng, hiedras, perejil, zanahorias
con flores como arándanos, árboles del chicle, argán, azáleas, belenes, camelias, chicozapotes, ébanos, karités, kiwis, madroños, mameyes, nueces de Brasil, ocotillos, zapotes
con flores como aretes, eucaliptos, flores de cepillo, granadas, guayabas
con flores como arúgulas, berros, brócolis, coles, coliflores, kales, mastuerzos, moringas, mostazas, papayas, rábanos
con flores como aves del paraíso, cañas de indias, cúrcumas, jengibres, plátanos
con flores como azucenas, lilis, tulipanes
con flores como begonias, calabazas, chayotes, melones, pepinos, sandías
con flores como berenjenas, camotes, chiles, floripondios, jitomates, papas, petunias, pimientos, tabacos, toloaches, tomates
con flores como café, flores de mayo, gardenias
con flores como caobas, copales, limas, limones, naranjas, mandarinas, mangos, maples, nueces de la India, pirúles, pistaches, rudas, toronjas, zapotes blancos
con flores como chirimoyas, guanábanas, magnolias, nuez moscada
con flores como cocoteros, dátiles, palmas, palmeras, palmitos
con flores como pimientas
con flores: bambúes
con flores: mangles
conejos, liebres
correcaminos, cucus, palomas
coyotes, lobos, perros, zorros
gansos, patos
gavias, zambullidores
grullas
hámsters, lemmis, ratas, ratones de campo, ratones urbanos
marmosas, ratones runchos, tlacuaches, zarigüeyas
micos, monos, titíes
mofetas, zorrillos
murciélagos
ranas, sapos
sin flores: helechos y afines
Contacts
Marco Antonio Santos González
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