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Consideraciones biogeográficas y ecológicas de equinodermos arquibentónicos de Chile Central (com excepción de Crinoidea)

Resumen

30 echinoderm species (the crinoias excepted) have been recorded from the archibenthos off Central Chile. Samples were taken at 5 stations (from Los Vilos to Qutntero). 250-450 m depth range, every 15 days for one year. The concept of Region or Province, usually related to the intertital fauna from high latitudes are showed to be impractical using them with archibenthal echinoderms. The presence oj some species that had been registered as characteristic from the Antarctic Region and/or present in the Argentinian and Magellanic Province is related with the Antarctic Intermediate Water Mass, which is at the capture depth in the sampled area.


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Consideraciones biogeográficas y ecológicas de equinodermos arquibentónicos de Chile Central (com excepción de Crinoidea)(* (* ) Resultados parciales dei Proyecto Estudio de las comunidades arquibénticas de Chile. )

Héctor Andrade VasquezI; Pedro Báez RetamalesI; Maria Codoceo RojasII

IDepartamento de Oceanología, Universidad de Chile, Viña del Mar, Chile

IIMuseo Nacional de Historia Natural, Santiago, Chile

SYNOPSIS

30 echinoderm species (the crinoias excepted) have been recorded from the archibenthos off Central Chile. Samples were taken at 5 stations (from Los Vilos to Qutntero). 250-450 m depth range, every 15 days for one year. The concept of Region or Province, usually related to the intertital fauna from high latitudes are showed to be impractical using them with archibenthal echinoderms. The presence oj some species that had been registered as characteristic from the Antarctic Region and/or present in the Argentinian and Magellanic Province is related with the Antarctic Intermediate Water Mass, which is at the capture depth in the sampled area.

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    ) Resultados parciales dei Proyecto Estudio de las comunidades arquibénticas de Chile.
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    • Publicación en esta colección
      06 Jun 2012
    • Fecha del número
      1980
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