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Invertebrados marinos de la zona central del golfo de Ana María, Cuba

Authors: Rodríguez-Viera, L.; Rodríguez-Casariego, J.; Pérez-García, J. A.; Olivera, Y.; Perera-Pérez, O.;

Invertebrados marinos de la zona central del golfo de Ana María, Cuba

Abstract

En la actualidad existe poca información sobre la diversidad biológica en el golfo de Ana María dado que la mayoría de los estudios realizados sobre esta área tienen un enfoque pesquero o hidrológico. Esto provocó que en el año 2011 se iniciara un proyecto de investigación para contribuir en el llenado de este vacío de información. En este trabajo se presenta una lista de 105 nombres de especies de invertebrados marinos identificados en la zona central del golfo de Ana María. Los moluscos fueron los más representados con un total de 43 especies que constituyen el 40,9% de las especies identificadas, seguido por los equinodermos con 26 especies que representan el 24,8% del total. La mayor riqueza de especies se encontró en los cayos de mayor área (Cuervo, Algodón Grande y Bergantines). Estos resultados constituyen un punto de referencia para futuras investigaciones que profundicen en el estudio de la diversidad y ecología de los invertebrados marinos en el área muestreada y otras zonas del golfo.

Nowadays there is little information about the biological diversity in the Ana Maria gulf. Most of the research in that region has been focused on fisheries and the hydrological character. Thus in 2011 a research project was initiated to fill this information gap. This paper presents a list of 105 species of marine invertebrates identified in the central part of the Ana Maria gulf. The mollusks was the best represented group of invertebrate’s animal with 43 species that represented a 40.9% of the total, followed by the echinoderms with 26 species and 24.8% of the total. The largest keys (Cuervo, Algodón Grande y Bergantines) harbored the highest species richness. These results provided a baseline for future research to deepen the study of the diversity and ecology of marine invertebrates in the sampled area and other areas of the gulf.

Ana Maria gulf

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Cuba

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Check lists, G, Marine invertebrates, lista de especies, golfo de Ana María, Geography. Anthropology. Recreation, Cuba, GC1-1581, invertebrados marinos, Oceanography

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