Free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile

A comprehensive literature review was conducted to determine the species richness of all the possible taxa of free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile. In addition, the extent of endemism to the Pacific Islands and deep-sea, the number of non-indigenous species, and the contribution that th...

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Autores principales: LEE,MATTHEW R, CASTILLA,JUAN CARLOS, FERNÁNDEZ,MIRIAM, CLARKE,MARCELA, GONZÁLEZ,CATHERINE, HERMOSILLA,CONSUELO, PRADO,LUIS, ROZBACZYLO,NICOLAS, VALDOVINOS,CLAUDIO
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Publicado: Sociedad de Biología de Chile 2008
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spelling oai:scielo:S0716-078X20080001000052008-05-14Free-living benthic marine invertebrates in ChileLEE,MATTHEW RCASTILLA,JUAN CARLOSFERNÁNDEZ,MIRIAMCLARKE,MARCELAGONZÁLEZ,CATHERINEHERMOSILLA,CONSUELOPRADO,LUISROZBACZYLO,NICOLASVALDOVINOS,CLAUDIO Chile species richness benthos free-living invertebrates A comprehensive literature review was conducted to determine the species richness of all the possible taxa of free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile. In addition, the extent of endemism to the Pacific Islands and deep-sea, the number of non-indigenous species, and the contribution that the Chilean benthic marine invertebrate fauna makes to the world benthic marine invertebrate fauna was examined. A total of 4,553 species were found. The most speciose taxa were the Crustacea, Mollusca and Polychaeta. Species richness data was not available for a number of taxa, despite evidence that these taxa are present in the Chilean benthos. The Chilean marine invertebrate benthic fauna constitutes 2.47 % of the world marine invertebrate benthic fauna. There are 599 species endemic to the Pacific Islands and 205 in the deep-sea. There are 25 invasive or non-indigenous species so far identified in Chile. Though the Chilean fauna is speciose there is still a considerable amount of diversity yet to be described, particularly amongst the small bodied invertebrates and from the less well explored habitats, such as the deep-seainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad de Biología de ChileRevista chilena de historia natural v.81 n.1 20082008-03-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0716-078X2008000100005en10.4067/S0716-078X2008000100005
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species richness
benthos
free-living invertebrates
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species richness
benthos
free-living invertebrates
LEE,MATTHEW R
CASTILLA,JUAN CARLOS
FERNÁNDEZ,MIRIAM
CLARKE,MARCELA
GONZÁLEZ,CATHERINE
HERMOSILLA,CONSUELO
PRADO,LUIS
ROZBACZYLO,NICOLAS
VALDOVINOS,CLAUDIO
Free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile
description A comprehensive literature review was conducted to determine the species richness of all the possible taxa of free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile. In addition, the extent of endemism to the Pacific Islands and deep-sea, the number of non-indigenous species, and the contribution that the Chilean benthic marine invertebrate fauna makes to the world benthic marine invertebrate fauna was examined. A total of 4,553 species were found. The most speciose taxa were the Crustacea, Mollusca and Polychaeta. Species richness data was not available for a number of taxa, despite evidence that these taxa are present in the Chilean benthos. The Chilean marine invertebrate benthic fauna constitutes 2.47 % of the world marine invertebrate benthic fauna. There are 599 species endemic to the Pacific Islands and 205 in the deep-sea. There are 25 invasive or non-indigenous species so far identified in Chile. Though the Chilean fauna is speciose there is still a considerable amount of diversity yet to be described, particularly amongst the small bodied invertebrates and from the less well explored habitats, such as the deep-sea
author LEE,MATTHEW R
CASTILLA,JUAN CARLOS
FERNÁNDEZ,MIRIAM
CLARKE,MARCELA
GONZÁLEZ,CATHERINE
HERMOSILLA,CONSUELO
PRADO,LUIS
ROZBACZYLO,NICOLAS
VALDOVINOS,CLAUDIO
author_facet LEE,MATTHEW R
CASTILLA,JUAN CARLOS
FERNÁNDEZ,MIRIAM
CLARKE,MARCELA
GONZÁLEZ,CATHERINE
HERMOSILLA,CONSUELO
PRADO,LUIS
ROZBACZYLO,NICOLAS
VALDOVINOS,CLAUDIO
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title Free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile
title_short Free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile
title_full Free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile
title_fullStr Free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile
title_full_unstemmed Free-living benthic marine invertebrates in Chile
title_sort free-living benthic marine invertebrates in chile
publisher Sociedad de Biología de Chile
publishDate 2008
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