Bird conservation status and cultural values in Indigenous Mexican communities: towards a bioculturally informed conservation policy

Table 2 Descriptive data for study sites

Lang.	Loc.	Stt.	Lat. N	Len. W	Elev. (m.a.s.l.)	Pop.	Nm Tt	SSRR Tt/BS	Hab.
Cuicatec	San Juan Teponaxtla	Oaxaca	17° 40′	96° 45′	800–2800	730	99	0.45	COF, OF, CF, TEF, TDF, ASV, RWV
Northern Zapotec	San Miguel Tiltepec	Oaxaca	17° 30′	96° 25′	500–2600	369	102	0.50	COF, OF, CF, TEF, RWV
South Zapotec	San Juan Mixtepec	Oaxaca	16 ^o49′	92° 30′	1600–3700	1000	104	0.53	XSG, COF, OF, TDF, RWV
Tzeltal	Tenejapa	Chiapas	16° 50′	92° 30′	900–2800	> 10,000	143	0.53	COF, OF, CF, TDF, ASV, RWV
Maya	Chunhuhub	Quintana Roo	19° 35′	88° 36′	10–50	6000	110	0.42	XSG, TEF, TDF, ASV, RWV
Nahuatl	Coetzapotitla	Veracruz	18 ^o47′	96° 55′	620–1228	739	61	0.38	CF, TEF, RWV
Tlahuica	San Juan Atzingo-Loma de Teocaltzingo	Mexico State	19° 01′	99° 39′	2739	949	41	0.14	XSG, COF, OF, CF, ASV, RWV
Seri	Comcaac	Sonora	29° 50′	112° 39′	16	1000	120	0.48	XSG, TDF, ASV, RWV
Pima	Pima Bajo	Sonora/ Arizona	31° 52′	112° 75′	200–900	> 900	87	0.31	XSG, COF, OF, TDF, ASV, RWV
Kiliwa	Valle de Trinidad	Baja California	31° 40′	115° 73′	833	13	44	0.30	XSG, COF, OF, ASV

Lang. = language, Loc. = locality, Stt. = Mexico state, Lat. N = latitude, Len. W = length, Elev. (m.a.s.l.) = elevation (metres above sea level), Pop. = population, Nm Tt = number of the terminal taxa, SSRR = scientific species recognition ratio, Hab. = habitat sensu Rzedowski [64]: XSG = xerophilous scrub and grassland, COF = conifer forest, OF = oak forest, CF = cloud forest, TEF = tropical evergreen forest, TDF = tropical subdeciduous, deciduous and thorn forest, ASV = aquatic and subaquatic vegetation, RWV = ruderal and weed vegetation

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