江苏盐城国家级珍禽自然保护区丹顶鹤的承载力

江苏盐城沿海滩涂地区是世界上最大的丹顶鹤(G rus jap onensis)越冬地。如今全球的丹顶鹤仅约2700只,而每年在此越冬的丹顶鹤接近世界野生个体总数的一半。因此,盐城滩涂的环境状况对于保护该物种的意义不言而喻。该地区能够容纳承养多少丹顶鹤?这是一个关键性的问题。此前尚无人就盐城滩涂对丹顶鹤的承载力作过详细分析。处于保护下的野生动物应按照“生态承载力”来分析其容纳量。由于滩涂上水源较充足,食物和隐蔽物就是丹顶鹤对生境的主要两方面需求,也即限制因子。根据2004~2005年越冬期统计的鹤数及其分布,运用N eu方法分析丹顶鹤对盐城8种不同栖息地的选择性,结果显示它们最偏爱的生境是稻田和草滩,可以栖息在芦苇(P hragm ites comm un is)地、淡水养殖塘或大米草滩,而回避的生境是泥滩、盐田、盐地碱蓬(Suaed a sa lsa)滩。之后,作者用“热量法”计算了射阳基地圈养丹顶鹤的饲料成分,基本符合营养定额标准;而人工投放的玉米饲料难以保障野生鹤的生存。又按“重量法”,以丹顶鹤对各生境的利用程度为权重,估算得盐城保护区可利用的食物总量远远大于鹤群一个越冬期所需量,表明食物并非生境的决定性因子。此外,作者分析了丹顶鹤对各种主要食物的选择性,发现植物在食物总量中占比例极小,但其喜爱的食物却是植物性的稻谷和人工的玉米饲料。总而言之,其种群喜爱居留在淤长型海岸带及食物量大、距道路(人类活动)远、盐度小的栖息地。核心生境丹顶鹤的分布密度约0.8~2.5只/km2,则1000km2最适宜生境的容纳量为800~2500只;实际上,近10a来80%~90%的鹤群分布收缩在核心区与缓冲区(面积共641km2),则整个保护区容纳量为570~2004只。结合这两方面考虑,作者预测盐城保护区的丹顶鹤承载力为2000~2500只,目前其数量未达饱和,种群还将增长。     

黄河三角洲丹顶鹤适宜生境变化分析

以黄河三角洲生境分布图为基础 ,运用遥感和地理信息系统得出三个时期丹顶鹤 (Grusjaponensis)生境分布图。选取一系列的景观指数 ,通过APACK软件进行计算 ,结合土地利用动态度的概念对黄河三角洲地区 1 986～ 2 0 0 1年丹顶鹤生境的动态变化进行分析。结果表明 :适宜丹顶鹤栖息的生境面积不断减小 ,该地区的生境破碎化程度也不断升高 ;相应的适应丹顶鹤栖息的各生境类型的面积除了轻干扰深积水鱼类苇田 (人类活动造成 )的面积增加外 ,其余大多呈减少趋势 ,总的来说丹顶鹤栖息生境质量呈下降趋势。黄河三角洲丹顶鹤生境的变化是以人类活动为主要驱动力的     

江苏盐城黑嘴鸥的繁殖栖息地选择

对江苏盐城黑嘴鸥繁殖期觅食地和营巢地及其主要特征进行了调查,黑嘴鸥繁殖觅食地有盐田,碱蓬滩,草滩,水产品养殖塘,农田,泥质滩涂及河口港汊7种类型,生境选择的结果表明黑嘴鸥对碱蓬滩涂和泥质滩涂都有正选择性,对农田和河口港汊具有负选择性,繁殖前期对养殖塘具有正选择性,不同繁殖时期黑嘴鸥对碱蓬滩和养殖塘的利用情况变化最明显,两年中,黑嘴鸥对河口港汊的利用情况稳定,黑嘴鸥营巢地有獐毛滩,碱蓬滩和大米草滩3种类型,其中碱蓬滩是其主要营巢栖息地,对巢址选择因子的分析的结果表明：影响黑嘴鸥巢址选择的因子主要有4类,依次为：植被盖度和群集度,人为活动干扰强度,底栖生物量及距水源距离,其贡献率分别为26．23％,20．55％,14．82％,14．02％。     

Seasonal Shifts in Nocturnal Habitat Use by Coastal Bat Species

Sensitivity of bats to land use change depends on their foraging ecology, which varies among species based on ecomorphological traits. Additionally, because prey availability, vegetative clutter, and temperature change throughout the year, some species may display seasonal shifts in their nocturnal habitat use. In the Coastal Plain of South Carolina, USA, the northern long-eared bat (Myotis septentrionalis), southeastern myotis (Myotis austroriparius), tri-colored bat (Perimyotis subflavus), and northern yellow bat (Lasiurus intermedius) are species of conservation concern that are threatened by habitat loss. Our objective was to identify characteristics of habitat used by these species during their nightly active period and compare use between summer and winter. We conducted acoustic surveys at 125 sites during May–August and at 121 of the same 125 sites December–March 2018 and 2019 in upland forests, bottomland forests, fields, ponds, and salt marsh and used occupancy models to assess habitat use. The northern long-eared bat and southeastern myotis (i.e., myotis bats) used sites that were closer to hardwood stands, pine stands, and fresh water year-round. We did not identify any strong predictors of tri-colored bat habitat use in summer, but during winter they used bottomland forests, fields, and ponds more than salt marsh and upland forests. During summer and winter, northern yellow bats used sites close to fresh water and salt marsh. Additionally, during summer they used fields, ponds, and salt marsh more than upland and bottomland forests, but in winter they used bottomland forests, fields, and ponds more than upland forest and salt marsh. Our results highlight important land cover types for bats in this area (e.g., bottomland forests, ponds, and salt marsh), and that habitat use changes between seasons. Accounting for and understanding how habitat use changes throughout the year will inform managers about how critical habitat features may vary in their importance to bats throughout the year. © 2021 The Wildlife Society.     

Distribution patterns of supralittoral arthropods: wrack deposits as a source of food and refuge on exposed sandy beaches (SW Spain)

Wrack deposits are a common feature of sandy beaches worldwide. Despite their relevance, the habitat features of wrack debris and their potential influence on the distribution of upper shore arthropods remain poorly understood. In this study, the distribution of supralittoral arthropods was analysed by sampling areas covered and not covered by wrack on two tidal levels during winter and summer from two sandy beaches of south-western Spain. Despite the differences between beaches and seasons, density, species richness and diversity were significantly higher in wrack patches than in bare sand. Moreover, community structure and composition varied between both microhabitats due to the influence of wrack deposits on the habitat selection by arthropod species. Food availability combined with temperature or moisture mostly explained the distribution pattern of assemblages. Moreover, these habitat features varied between wrack bands, the lower band being fresher and wetter than upper band. The density of the main species inhabiting wrack was correlated mainly with moisture. The present study provides evidences about the role of algal wrack structuring diversity and composition of supralittoral arthropods stressing the importance of the habitat heterogeneity to maintain abundant and diverse communities on exposed sandy beaches.     

辽河三角洲滨海湿地景观规划各预案对指示物种生境适宜性的影响

运用景观生态决策与评价支持系统（LEDESS）对辽河三角洲的3个景观规划预案,即湿地调整,生境管理和农业开发可能导致的地表覆盖物,自然生态单元等立地环境以及保护物种生境适宜性等区域生态后果进行了评估,并与现状进行了对比,模拟结果表明,预案A通过湿地调整措施不仅补偿了芦苇湿地的损失,还将部分不适宜生境和边境生境转变核心生境,相当程度上优化了保护物种丹顶鹤和黑嘴鸥的生境质量,预案B通过一系列生境管理措施,减轻了生境破碎化因素的影响,从而也显著改善了丹顶鹤生境质量,对黑嘴鸥生境质量也有一定改善,预宁C大规模农业开发如能控制一定规模（8000hm2)并采取一定合理模式（滚动开发）,能相当程度上减轻农业开发对物种生境的影响,即使不采取生境补偿措施,对丹顶鹤,黑嘴鸥核心生境也不会有破坏性的影响,模拟结果还表明,区域人类活动导致的生境破碎化是对丹顶鹤生境质量重要的干扰因子,而滩涂农业开发和水产养殖强烈地干扰了涂植被正常的演替过程,从而影响着黑嘴鸥等滩涂鸟类的生境适宜性。     

Avian diversity in a priority area for conservation in North America: the Janos-Casas Grandes Prairie Dog Complex and adjacent habitats in northwestern Mexico

From February 1994 to January 2004, we studied the avifauna of a 25,000-ha area centered on the Janos-Casas Grandes Prairie Dog Complex of Northwestern Chihuahua, Mexico. Avian diversity totalled 227 species, of which 86 (38%) were residents, 78 (35%) winter migrants, 30 (14%) summer migrants, 27 (11%) transients, and 6 (2%) accidental vagrants. Around 84 (38%) species were observed in at least two habitat types, with riparian areas supporting the highest observed diversity of birds (112 species). Of the 143 species observed in only one habitat type, 44 (30%) occurred in riparian areas, 35 (26%) in association with ponds and aquatic vegetation, 28 (20%) in grasslands, 16 (11%) in the oak woodland–grassland ecotone, 12 (9%) in mesquite scrubland, 5 (3%) around human settlements, and 3 (2%) in crop fields. In particular, summer rains influenced the abundance and/or distribution of several species in grasslands such as the long-billed curlew (Numenius americanus). The present study, which was part of a larger effort to document the merits of establishing a large biosphere reserve in the area, confirmed the importance of the prairie dog complex and grasslands to many species of conservation concern, including the threatened mountain plover (Charadrius montanus), a winter resident. With the␣higher-elevation habitats yet to be surveyed, the local diversity of bird species here already places the proposed reserve among the most important protected areas in all of Mexico. The establishment of the reserve is urgently needed, especially for the protection of grasslands and their associated fauna.     

Woody elements benefit bird diversity to a larger extent than semi-natural grasslands in cereal-dominated landscapes

Increasing landscape complexity can mitigate negative effects of agricultural intensification on biodiversity by offering resources complementary to those provided in arable fields. In particular, grazed semi-natural grasslands and woody elements support farmland birds, but little is known about their relative effects on bird diversity and community composition. In addition, the relative importance of local habitat versus landscape composition remains unclear. We investigated how the presence of semi-natural grasslands, the number of woody elements and the composition of the wider agricultural landscape affect bird species richness, true diversity (exponential Shannon diversity) and species composition. Bird communities were surveyed four times on 16 paired transects of 250 m each with 8 transects placed between a crop field and a semi-natural grassland and 8 transects between two crop fields with no semi-natural grasslands in the vicinity. The number of woody elements around transects was selected as an important predictor in all models, having a positive effect on species richness and true diversity, while the local presence of semi-natural grasslands was not selected in the best models. However, species richness and true diversity increased with increasing cover of ley and semi-natural grasslands, whereas species composition was modified by the coverage of winter wheat at the landscape scale. Furthermore, bird species richness, true diversity and species composition differed between sampling dates. As bird diversity benefited from woody elements, rather than from the local presence of semi-natural grasslands as such, it is important to maintain woody structures in farmland. However, the positive effect of grassland at the landscape scale highlights the importance of habitat variability at multiple scales. Because species richness and true diversity were affected by different landscape components compared to species composition, a mosaic of land-use types is needed to achieve multiple conservation goals across agricultural landscapes.     

丹顶鹤与白枕鹤的领域比较

有７种濒危鹤类受到现代人的威胁［２０］,丹顶鹤（Ｇｒｕｓｊａｐｏｎｅｎｓｉｓ）和白枕鹤（Ｇｒｕｓｖｉｐｉｏ）是其中两种,分别为我国的Ⅰ、Ⅱ级保护动物。在中国丹顶鹤主要在黑龙江省的乌裕尔河下游和三江平原等地繁殖,数量在４８２～５０２之间［７］。吉林省的向海也有４０余只繁殖鹤［８,９］。它们在长江中下游的江苏盐城、高邮湖、洪泽湖,安徽省的城东湖、石臼湖、菜子湖越冬［５］。白枕鹤繁殖区在中国东北的乌裕尔河下游、向海、达里诺尔湖以及乌苏里江以东俄罗斯的沿海边区［２０］。我国已知的繁殖区内数量不多［１］,…     

利用AFLP技术分析丹顶鹤的亲缘关系

建立了丹顶鹤(Grus japonensis)AFLP分析体系,经筛选,利用28对选择性扩增引物构建了5对丹顶鹤AFLP亲缘关系分析图谱,共得到1 114个扩增条带,其中多态性条带551条,多态性比例为49.5%。每个引物组合扩增的条带数为20～66条,其中,引物E4M1扩增的条带最多,为66条;引物E6M1扩增的条带数最少,为20条。经统计分析,计算了各样品间的相似性系数在0.71～0.88之间,得到5对丹顶鹤的遗传距离,并构建了UPGMA聚类图,结果1号与2号、3号与4号鹤的亲缘关系较近,其余3对鹤(自然配对)亲缘关系较远。表明丹顶鹤具有识别亲缘关系的行为机制,丰富了丹顶鹤繁殖行为机制的研究内容,并为深入研究建立合理的散养丹顶鹤繁育体系提出了建议。     

Environmental Predictors of Rotifer Community Structure in Two Types of Small Water Bodies

The species diversity and distribution of rotifers between different habitats (elodeids, helophytes and open water) of 34 field and 31 forest ponds, differing in regard to origin, size, depth, macrophyte cover, overshading and the presence of fish were examined (N = 381). 197 taxa were found in both types of ponds with 32 species being rare, endangered or new to Polish fauna. The species composition and Shannon‐Wiener index distribution reflected heterogeinity of the habitats, while rotifer mean densities revealed a reverse pattern in both types of water bodies. The great variability of limnological features contributed to a lack of significant differences in rotifer abundance between both types of water bodies. Although some rotifers preferred one specific type of water body (forest vs. field), the type of habitat was a much stronger predictor of their distribution, which reflects a necessity to examine ponds in relation to their microhabitats created by various macrophytes. Rotifers revealed a strict division into two groups – of pelagic origin (e.g., Polyarthra vulgaris), which were attributed to the open water and helophytes, and of littoral origin (e.g., Lepadella patella), which were associated with elodeids, biomass of a plant habitat and a lack of fish. The selective choice of the most complex habitat (elodeids) by only littoral species suggests the weak impact of fish in the studied ponds and the most advantageous conditions for littoral rotifers among such a habitat. The first group comprised species characteristic of field ponds, while the second was characteristic of forest ponds. (© 2011 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Effect of wind farms on wintering ducks at an important wintering ground in China along the East Asian–Australasian Flyway

Wind farms offer a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels and can mitigate their negative effects on climate change. However, wind farms may have negative impacts on birds. The East China Coast forms a key part of the East Asian–Australasian Flyway, and it is a crucial region for wind energy development in China. However, despite ducks being the dominant animal taxon along the East China Coast in winter and considered as particularly vulnerable to the effects of wind farms, the potential negative impacts of wind farms on duck populations remain unclear. We therefore assessed the effects of wind farms on duck abundance, distribution, and habitat use at Chongming Dongtan, which is a major wintering site for ducks along the East Asian–Australasian Flyway, using field surveys and satellite tracking. We conducted seven paired field surveys of ducks inside wind farm (IWF) and outside wind farm (OWF) sites in artificial brackish marsh, paddy fields, and aquaculture ponds. Duck abundance was significantly higher in OWF compared with IWF sites and significantly higher in artificial brackish marsh than in aquaculture ponds and paddy fields. Based on 1,918 high‐resolution satellite tracking records, the main habitat types of ducks during the day and at night were artificial brackish marsh and paddy fields, respectively. Furthermore, grid‐based analysis showed overlaps between ducks and wind farms, with greater overlap at night than during the day. According to resource selection functions, habitat use by wintering ducks was impacted by distance to water, land cover, human activity, and wind farm effects, and the variables predicted to have significant impacts on duck habitat use differed between day and night. Our study suggests that wintering ducks tend to avoid wind turbines at Chongming Dongtan, and landscape of paddy fields and artificial wetlands adjoining natural wetlands is crucial for wintering ducks.     

Multi-scale approach to species–habitat relationships: juvenile fish in a large river section

1. Juvenile fish were sampled by electrofishing using the point abundance sampling method from August to November 1991 in the Lower Rhône River. Variations in fish abundance between point samples were partitioned according to three spatial scales of habitat heterogeneity.
2. The compartment scale, differentiating channel and 'dike fields' (an area marginal to the main channel partially enclosed by an artificial embankment), was associated with variation in water current, temperature and biological productivity. Every juvenile fish species studied was more abundant in the dike fields, using them as a nursery.
3. Within both compartments (i.e. main channel and dike fields), the same five bank types were represented, defining the intermediate scale of habitat heterogeneity. In the dike fields, beaches were selected by most of the species, whereas steep silt banks were more often selected in the main channel.
4. After having removed the variation explained at the two larger habitat scales, only depth and shelter were found to have a significant effect on fish abundance at the microhabitat scale.
5. When compared with a classical single-scale approach, the multi-scale approach was found to explain a greater amount of fish abundance variations and to facilitate the interpretation of observed patterns by scaling the species' responses to habitat heterogeneity. The difference between the amounts of variation explained was proposed as a measure of how much habitat selection is hierarchical.     

Multi-scale approach to species–habitat relationships: juvenile fish in a large river section

1. Juvenile fish were sampled by electrofishing using the point abundance sampling method from August to November 1991 in the Lower Rhône River. Variations in fish abundance between point samples were partitioned according to three spatial scales of habitat heterogeneity.
2. The compartment scale, differentiating channel and 'dike fields' (an area marginal to the main channel partially enclosed by an artificial embankment), was associated with variation in water current, temperature and biological productivity. Every juvenile fish species studied was more abundant in the dike fields, using them as a nursery.
3. Within both compartments (i.e. main channel and dike fields), the same five bank types were represented, defining the intermediate scale of habitat heterogeneity. In the dike fields, beaches were selected by most of the species, whereas steep silt banks were more often selected in the main channel.
4. After having removed the variation explained at the two larger habitat scales, only depth and shelter were found to have a significant effect on fish abundance at the microhabitat scale.
5. When compared with a classical single-scale approach, the multi-scale approach was found to explain a greater amount of fish abundance variations and to facilitate the interpretation of observed patterns by scaling the species' responses to habitat heterogeneity. The difference between the amounts of variation explained was proposed as a measure of how much habitat selection is hierarchical.     

Density‐dependent,central‐place foraging in a grazing herbivore: competition and tradeoffs in time allocation near water

Optimal foraging theory addresses one of the core challenges of ecology: predicting the distribution and abundance of species. Tests of hypotheses of optimal foraging, however, often focus on a single conceptual model rather than drawing upon the collective body of theory, precluding generalization. Here we demonstrate links between two established theoretical frameworks predicting animal movements and resource use: central‐place foraging and density‐dependent habitat selection. Our goal is to better understand how the nature of critical, centrally placed resources like water (or minerals, breathing holes, breeding sites, etc.) might govern selection for food (energy) resources obtained elsewhere – a common situation for animals living in natural conditions. We empirically test our predictions using movement data from a large herbivore distributed along a gradient of water availability (feral horses, Sable Island, Canada, 2008–2013). Horses occupying western Sable Island obtain freshwater at ponds while in the east horses must drink at self‐excavated wells (holes). We studied the implications of differential access to water (time needed for a horse to obtain water) on selection for vegetation associations. Consistent with predictions of density‐dependent habitat selection, horses were reduced to using poorer‐quality habitat (heathland) more than expected close to water (where densities were relatively high), but were free to select for higher‐quality grasslands farther from water. Importantly, central‐place foraging was clearly influenced by the type of water‐source used (ponds vs. holes, the latter with greater time constraints on access). Horses with more freedom to travel (those using ponds) selected for grasslands at greater distances and continued to select grasslands at higher densities, whereas horses using water holes showed very strong density‐dependence in how habitat could be selected. Knowledge of more than one theoretical framework may be required to explain observed variation in foraging behavior of animals where multiple constraints simultaneously influence resource selection.     

Fish community composition and diversity at restored estuarine habitats in Tampa Bay,Florida, United States

Estuary restoration in Tampa Bay, Florida, United States, is an ongoing focus of natural resource managers because of pressure from an increasing coastal population, historic habitat loss, and restoration's importance to economic development, recreational activities, and fish habitat. A growing population can also limit future large‐scale restorations due to associations with cost and land availability. This limitation might be overcome by applying the habitat mosaic approach to restoration, which creates distinct habitat types at small spatial scales. This approach was applied to create three types of estuarine habitat, reconnected tidal creek, salt marsh, and tidal pond. The objectives of this study were to (1) initiate monitoring of a restored wetland mosaic and (2) determine how fish diversity and community structure vary among restored habitat types. Replicated sampling using a 3‐mm mesh seine was used to characterize the fish communities. Our results indicate that the habitat mosaic approach creates suitable habitat for a variety of fish species where 37% of fish species were captured in just one habitat type. In particular, the recreationally important Centropomus undecimalis (common snook) was more common in the mangrove‐lined creek and the non‐native Sarotherodon melanotheron (blackchin tilapia) was common in the tidal pond. Greater emphasis should be placed on applied restoration research to identify how habitat types within a larger restoration mosaic contribute to local species diversity and recreationally and commercially important fishes, while limiting non‐natives. This emphasis could reveal how restoration approaches can be modified to include habitat mosaics, maximizing their contribution to productive fish habitat.     

Habitat associations of Yellow Wagtails Motacilla flava flavissima on lowland wet grassland

In common with many other previously widespread British birds, Yellow Wagtail Motacilla flava flavissima populations have declined substantially in the UK in recent decades. Recent national data suggest particular problems in grassland. We investigated how habitat management in a grassland area of East Anglia, England, influenced the habitat selection of this species. Breeding territories were associated with fields previously subject to prolonged winter floods and which contained shallow-edged ponds or wet ditches during summer. Territories were also associated with fields with short, sparse swards and high proportions of bare earth within the sward, and these features were themselves associated with previous winter flooding. However, nests were associated with taller swards than were random points within the same field, suggesting that Yellow Wagtails would benefit from within-field heterogeneity of sward height to provide both nesting and foraging habitat. We discuss how grazing, cutting and water-level management regimes could be used to promote optimal sward structure for Yellow Wagtails.     

散养与野生丹顶鹤孵卵期行为比较

2007年4月在扎龙国家级自然保护区,采用瞬时扫描取样法对散养和野生丹顶鹤(Grus japonensis)的孵卵期行为进行了观察、比较.结果表明,散养丹顶鹤与野生丹顶鹤的孵卵期行为模式基本相同.在总体行为发生频次上,散养丹顶鹤的繁殖行为明显高于野生丹顶鹤,游走行为则低于野生丹顶鹤.行为日节律的比较表明,一天中散养丹顶鹤的繁殖行为波动小于野生丹顶鹤.由于人为干扰,散养丹顶鹤的繁殖行为显著高于野生丹顶鹤的繁殖行为(P<0.05).在个体间差异比较中,散养丹顶鹤与野生丹顶鹤在觅食表达上均存在显著差异(P<0.05),而散养丹顶鹤的警戒行为表达也存在显著差异(P<0.05).     

四种鹤的胸骨和肩带骨比较

本文对国家一类保护动物丹顶鹤、白枕鹤、白头鹤、白鹤的胸骨与肩带骨进行了比较,阐明白鹤与鹤属的3种鹤在骨胳特征上的重要差别,进一步论证把白鹤从鹤属分离出来与肉垂鹤合为一个属是正确的。本文首次就胸骨和肩带骨特征提出4种鹤的检索表。文中附有胸骨和肩带骨的量度和12幅鹤的胸骨图。     

扎龙自然保护区丹顶鹤(Grus japonensis)巢的内分布型及巢域

为了探讨丹顶鹤繁殖种群的空间分布,2002～2006年的4～5月份,在黑龙江扎龙国家级自然保护区,采用定点观察法、无样地取样法、GPS定位等研究方法和分布距离指数、最近邻体法等衡量指标对丹顶鹤(Grus japonensis)巢的内分布型及巢域进行了研究.结果表明:(1)扎龙保护区丹顶鹤巢的内分布型,I2002=2.140>2,I2003=2.048>2,I2004=2.093>2, I2006=3.263>2,均为聚集分布;(2)在假设扎龙保护区丹顶鹤巢域面积等于领域面积、巢域形状为圆形且所有个体面积大小相等的前提下,丹顶鹤的巢域为(0.510±0.019)km2,年度间有所差异,分别为2002年(0.542±0.257)km2、2003年(0.569±0.067)km2、2004年(0.557±0.054)km2、2006年(0.344±0.119)km2.分析表明,丹顶鹤对于栖息生境的整体分布和繁殖微生境质量的变化具有一定适应和应答的能力.为了更有效地验证本文的研究结果并对丹顶鹤进行保护,还有待于长期监测并进一步研究.