
doi: 10.23818/limn.25.24
handle: 11441/43602
La actual ictiofauna ibérica es el resultado tanto del funcionamiento de los ecosistemas acuáticos como de las actividades humanas. Durante 27 años, el Grupo de Investigación de Ecología de Peces de la Universidad de Sevilla ha trabajado en la comprensión de las complejas relaciones que giran en torno a la ecología de los peces de nuestros diferentes ecosistemas epicontinentales, abordándolos desde distintas aproximaciones (estrategias de vida, dinámica de sus poblaciones, estructura y diversidad de sus comunidades, energéticas, etc). Los estudios llevados a cabo a lo largo de estos años han contribuido a incrementar el conocimiento de los ecosistemas acuáticos epicontinentales de la Península Ibérica y el papel ecológico de sus peces, conocimientos ambos básicos para el manejo y la conservación de los mismos.
The actual Iberian ichthyofauna is the result of the functioning of the aquatic systems and the human activities. For 27 years the Fish Ecology Research Group of Seville University has worked on understanding the complex relationships established around fish in different water systems and from differents approach scales (life strategies, population dynamics, structure and diversity of the communities, energy, etc.). The work carried out through those years has yielded a huge increase in the knowledge of our continental ichthyofauna. Now we are getting closer to understanding the Iberian epicontinental ecosystems and the ecology role of their fish, a basic need for management and conservation purposes.
Assemblages, Rius, Asociaciones, Biomasa, Biomassa, Producció, Producción, Life strategies, Rivers, Estrategias de vida, Biomass, Production, Peixos, Associacions, Embalses, Embassaments, Ríos, Fish, Reservoirs, Estratègies de vida, Peces
Assemblages, Rius, Asociaciones, Biomasa, Biomassa, Producció, Producción, Life strategies, Rivers, Estrategias de vida, Biomass, Production, Peixos, Associacions, Embalses, Embassaments, Ríos, Fish, Reservoirs, Estratègies de vida, Peces
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