revisión de la distribución de hyalella smith, 1874 (crustacea, amphipoda) en la patagonia e islas adyacentes revision of the distribution of hyalella smith, 1874 (crustacea, amphipoda) in patagonia and adjacent islands

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Abstract
Se realiza una revisión de las especies de anfípodos del género Hyalella en aguas continentales de la Patagonia, isla Tierra del Fuego, Reserva de la Biosfera de Cabo de Hornos e islas adyacentes (38-54°S). Esta zona austral presenta numerosos tipos de ambientes acuáticos continentales como lagos, humedales y arroyos, y las principales especies en ambientes bentónicos corresponden a anfípodos del género Hyalella. La bibliografía menciona la presencia de H. costera, H. chiloensis, H. falklandensis, H. franciscae, H. neonoma, H. patagónica, H. rionegrina y H. simplex. La distribución de estas especies concuerda con estudios biogeográficos sobre la presencia de especies endémicas y de amplia distribución en el sur de la Patagonia y zona subantárticas. A pesar de la presencia de especies depredadoras introducidas, sobre la base de la literatura, los anfípodos serían más abundantes debido a la presencia de materia orgánica particulada.
This study reviews the amphipod species of the genus Hyalella in the inland waters of Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego Island, Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve, and adjacent islands (38-54°S). This southern zone has numerous kinds of continental water bodies such as lakes, wetlands, and streams, and the main species in benthic assemblages are amphipods of the genus Hyalella. The literature mentions the presence of H. costera, H. chiloensis, H. falklaidensis, H. franciscae, H. neonoma, H. patagonica, H. rionegrina, and H. simplex. The distribution of these species agrees with biogeographical studies about the presence of widespread, endemic species in southern Patagonia and the sub-Antarctic zone. In spite of the presence of introduced predatory species, the literature indicates that the amphipods are more abundant due to the presence of particulated organic matter.
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Authors ;Patricio De los Ríos-Escalante;Andrés Mansilla;Christopher B Anderson
Journal Orthopaedic journal of sports medicine
Year 2012
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Keywords
biogeography chile patagonia fisheries anglingoceanographybiology (general)

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