59b11f1e-425e-49d1-9b9a-bde5fbaf0219 https://ipt.mincyt.gob.ar/resource?r=totalnqn20-22 Total Austral S.A Total Energies Affiliate

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María Sol Gómez Arismendi TotalEnergies, Total Austral Biodiversity Intern

BUENOS AIRES AR

maria-sol.gomez-arismendi@external.totalenergies.com 2024-09-07 eng The dataset includes fauna observation data collected between 2020 and 2021 in Onshore Argentina (San Roque South Blocks) during various biodiversity surveys conducted by Total Austral. Sampling event GBIF Dataset Type Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_type_2015-07-10.xml Biodiversity action plan Patagonia Conservation Observations Herpetofauna Mammals Flora Birds N/A This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial (CC-BY-NC 4.0) License. The areas in which the sources were made are part of the San Roque South Blocks operational sites from the energy company Total Austral -69.451 -68.446 -37.57 -38.433 2020-02-03 2022-02-16 family Chenopodiaceae order Testudines order Boraginales family Ephedraceae family Malvaceae order Ephedrales order Poales order Squamata family Malpighiaceae order Asterales order Fabales family Plantaginaceae order Anseriformes family Anacampserotaceae order Struthioniformes family Leiosauridae family Rhinocryptidae family Amaryllidaceae family Emberizidae order Solanales order Passeriformes class Birds family Charadriidae order Poales family Asteraceae order Malpighiales order Lagomorpha family Phoenicopteridae family Teiidae family Tyrannidae family Dasypodidae family Calceolariaceae phylum Chordata order Passeriformes family Scolopacidae class Liliopsida family Rheidae family Brassicaceae class Reptilia order Boraginales family Fabaceae family Thinocorus family Liolaemidae order Lamiales order Caryophyllales family Heliotropiaceae family Zygophyllaceae order Caryophyllales family Verbenaceae order Asterales family Tamaricaceae class Mammalia family Cavidae order Zygophyllales order Rosales order Solanales family Jacanidae family Nyctaginaceae order Brassicales order Sapindales order Gentianales family Phyllodactylidae order Charadriiformes family Anatidae family Calyceraceae order Santalales family Tyrannidae phylum Tracheophyta family Leporidae family Furnariidae family Rosaceae family Motacillidae kingdom Plantae kingdom Animalia order Phoenicopteriformes class Magnoliopsida family Bignoniaceae family Testudinidae family Solanaceae family Viperidae class Gnetopsida order Asparagales order Accipitriformes family Poaceae order Malvales class Birds order Charadriiformes family Passeridae family Cathartidae family Boraginaceae family Boraginaceaee order Thinocoridae family Hirundinidae family Boraginaceae family Calyceraceae family Cactaceae family Ctenomyidae class Liliopsida family Schoepfiaceae order Fabales order Cingulata order Rodentia family Apocynaceae family Dipsadidae family Mimidae family Icteridae family Asteraceae family Cricetidae class Magnoliopsida family Euphorbiaceae family Anacardiaceae family Halophytaceae unkown Steve Dickinson Total Energies Group Biodiversity Specialist

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María Sol Gómez Arismendi Total Austral Biodiversity Intern

BUENOS AIRES AR

maria-sol.gomez-arismendi@external.totalenergies.com The transects were traversed by foot by 2 observers. The organisms were identified both by direct and indirect observations The data from this resource was collected during several campaigns within the San Roque South Block site. As this datasets include occurences from several campaigns, different methodologies were used for the data collection. In the case of birds, herpetofauna and mammals observations, they were made through the observation along some linear transects already defined. The transects were 500 m long and 50 meters wide, having a total extension of 25000 square meters. In some occasions, the observations were made in particular spots which were not necessarily part of the transects. In this case, the datasets specifies "ad hoc observation" which was also made for an hour. In the case of flora, the sampling was made by Point Quadrat and the extension was 50 meters. To ensure the quality of the data, there were always 2 observers for the data collection. For the identification, when in doubt, the observations were checked with the corresponding bibliography. The datasets include information from some campaigns which were made with the objective of collecting biodiversity data for designing a biodiversity action plan for the area. The company hires an external consultant to develop the studies The area is part of an operational site from the company. The main objective for the studies conducted is to obtain reliable data regarding the current state of the biodiversity in the area, as a diagnosis. These enables the consultant to design the biodiversity action plan which includes conservation actions in the area. 2024-06-18T13:30:49.545-03:00 dataset Austral S.A T, Gómez Arismendi M S (2024). Biodiversity Observations in San Roque South Block, Añelo, Neuquén, Argentina 2020-2022. Version 1.1. Training Organization. Samplingevent dataset. https://training-ipt-c.gbif.org/resource?r=srbs-se-2022&v=1.1 Ruiz, María Soledad; Quipildor, Angel Matias; Bulacios Arroyo, Ana Lucía; Chafrat, Pablo; Abdala, Cristian Simon, 2019. A new species of the Liolaemus elongatus group (Iguania: Liolaemidae) de la provincia de Neuquén, Argentina, con comentarios sobre su morfología genital. Cuad. herpetol. 33 (1): 17-27 https://ipt.mincyt.gob.ar/logo.do?r=totalnqn20-22 59b11f1e-425e-49d1-9b9a-bde5fbaf0219/v1.4.xml