
doi: 10.7550/rmb.34417
ResumenLa fauna de Psocoptera de México está constituida por 766 especies, en 105 géneros y 37 familias; el 75% de las especies se distribuye en un “hot spot” de biodiversidad, al sur del paralelo 19° N, entre los meridianos 91°-101° O, en el que se encuentran los estados más ricos en Psocoptera: Chiapas, Oaxaca y Veracruz. Nueve géneros agrupan al 51.1% de las especies y 52 géneros agrupan al 8.6% de las especies. El nivel de endemismo es de 71.9%.AbstractThe psocid fauna of Mexico is constituted by 766 species, in 105 genera and 37 families; 75% of the species occur in a biodiversity hot spot, south of parallel 19° N, between meridians 91°-101° W, in which the richest states for Psocoptera are found: Chiapas, Oaxaca and Veracruz. Nine genera include 51.1% of the species, and 52 genera include 8.6% of the species. The level of endemism is 71.9%.
taxonomy, neotropics, Biología, Norteamérica, North America, neotrópico, riqueza biológica, biological richness, taxonomía
taxonomy, neotropics, Biología, Norteamérica, North America, neotrópico, riqueza biológica, biological richness, taxonomía
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