由專家組公布的“4·20”蘆山強震后生態和大熊貓棲息地受損的評估情況認為，該區域生態受損較為嚴重，地震可能導致大熊貓棲息地島嶼化、破碎化，削弱和阻斷著大熊貓的遷徙和遺傳交流。今后，它們“談戀愛”、“約會”將更加艱難。
Chengdu (CNS) -- It will be more difficult for giant pandas in the quake-hit Lushan area to mate and breed, experts have said after a post-quake evaluation.
A team formed from science institutes in Sichuan province has carried out an evaluation of panda habitats following the earthquake that shook southwest China last month.
Aerial remote sensing images before and after the quake showed that giant panda habitats have become fragmented, which will obstruct panda migration and communication.
Baoxing county, which forms an important corridor connecting Qionglai Mountain and Daxiangling, two main panda habitats, has been severely stricken by the quake, said Li Rongwei, former deputy head of the Sichuan Academy of Forestry.
Experts said the block may lead to inbreeding, which could result in decreased fitness of pandas.
由專家組公布的“4·20”蘆山強震后生態和大熊貓棲息地受損的評估情況認為，該區域生態受損較為嚴重，地震可能導致大熊貓棲息地島嶼化、破碎化，削弱和阻斷著大熊貓的遷徙和遺傳交流。今后，它們“談戀愛”、“約會”將更加艱難。
Copyright ©1999-2011 Chinanews.com. All rights reserved.
Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
