nuevas adiciones a la fauna de crustáceos decápodos de bahía culebra, guanacaste, costa rica

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Abstract
La fauna de crustáceos de Bahía Culebra, Guanacaste, Pacífico norte de Costa Rica, fue estudiada antes de la década de 1940. Basado en recolectas, principalmente de las últimas dos décadas y depositadas en el Museo de Zoología, Universidad de Costa Rica, se presentan aquí 15 nuevos registros de crustáceos decápodos pertenecientes a 11 familias. Estos registros se suman a las 94 especies conocidas previamente para la bahía, para un total de 109 especies de crustáceos decápodos y 130 de crustáceos. Probablemente hay más especies ya que algunos ambientes no han sido estudiados, como tampoco los microcrustáceos bénticos. Este tipo de estudio de línea base es importante especialmente en regiones donde se están dando alteraciones ambientales muy rápidas.
New additions to the crustacean decapod fauna of Bahía Culebra, Guanacaste, Costa Rica. The crustacean fauna of Bahía Culebra, Guanacaste, north Pacific, Costa Rica, was studied before the 1940’s. Based on the collections, mainly of the last two decades, deposited in the Zoology Museum of the University of Costa Rica, 15 species of decapods crustaceans belonging in 11 families are added to the 94 species previously reported for Bahía Culebra. This results in a total of 109 decapod species, and 130 crustacean species for the bay. Probably more species are present since several environments of the bay have not been studied, as well as the benthic microcrustaceans. This type of baseline data studies are important because of the rapid changes taking place in Bahía Culebra.
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Authors ;Rita Vargas-Castillo
Journal science journal of university of zakho
Year 2012
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Biodiversity biodiversidad crustacea costa rica

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