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Estado actual del conocimiento biológico y ecológico de los ungulados de Costa Rica.

Five species of ungulates inhabit Costa Rica: the central american red brocket (Mazama temama), white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), white-collared peccary (Pecaritajacu), white lipped peccary (Tayassupecari) and tapir (Tapirusbairdii). Through a review of technical and scientific literature from 2008 to 2018, current biological and ecological state of knowledge of Costarican ungulate species was established. In general terms, most of the research has been developed in the Caribbean lowlands. Data for establishing population trends is few and highly variable. There is also little information on the availability of suitable habitat for the species, as well as evaluations establishing functional connectivity of biological corridors. Based on the analysis it is possible to establish actual research priorities and actions for the conservation of the species. I Congreso Internacional de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales Universidad Nacional Costa Rica, 2019