%0 Journal Article
%T Lista anotada de la ictiofauna de las islas del golfo de California, con comentarios sobre sus afinidades zoogeogr¨¢ficas Annotated checklist of the ichthyofauna from the islands of the Gulf of California, with comments on its zoogeographic affinities
%A Luis Fernando Del Moral-Flores
%A Adri¨¢n F. Gonz¨¢lez-Acosta
%A H¨¦ctor Espinosa-P¨¦rez
%A Gorgonio Ruiz-Campos
%J Revista mexicana de biodiversidad
%D 2013
%I Instituto de Biolog¨ªa
%X Se presenta una lista anotada de las especies ¨ªcticas asociadas a los complejos insulares del golfo de California, la cual representa 615 especies incluidas en 3 clases, 37 ¨®rdenes, 121 familias y 338 g¨¦neros. La lista est¨¢ basada en diversas colecciones cient¨ªficas y en el an¨¢lisis cr¨ªtico de literatura especializada. El n¨²mero de especies asociadas a las islas del golfo de California representa el 67.5 % de las reportadas para todo el golfo (911 spp.) y constituye el 22.8% de la riqueza de peces registradas para M¨¦xico (2 692 spp.), as¨ª como el 50.3% de la del Pac¨ªfico oriental tropical (1 222 spp.). La afinidad zoogeogr¨¢fica es mayor con la provincia Sinuscaliforniana (71.2%), seguida por la Mexicana (60%), Pan¨¢mica (54.8%) y Sandieguina (43.3%). Asimismo, se establece que el 10.2% de las especies son end¨¦micas del golfo de California, 10.1% circumtropicales, 7.0% anfipac¨ªficas y 1.6% anfiamericanas. Debido a su gran ictiodiversidad, se determina que las islas del golfo de California representan el complejo insular con mayor riqueza espec¨ªfica del Pac¨ªfico americano. An annotated checklist of the fish fauna associated to insular ecosystems in the Gulf of California is presented, which is composed of 615 species included in 3 classes, 37 orders, 121 families, and 338 genera. The list is based on fish collections and a critic analysis of related literature. The number of fish species associated to islands in the Gulf of California represents 67.5% of all species known for the entire Gulf (911 spp.) as well as 22.8% of the fish fauna from Mexico (2 692 spp.) and 50.3% for the Tropical Eastern Pacific (1 222 spp.). Zoogeographically, the fish species showed a higher affinity to the Sinuscalifornian (Cortez) province (71.2%), followed by the Mexican (60%), Panamic (54.8%) and Sandiegan (43.3%) provinces. Based on their distributional patterns, 10.2% of the species are endemic to the Gulf of California, 10.1% are circuntropical, 7.0% amphipacific, and 1.6% amphiamerican. Because of its great fish diversity, the insular area in the Gulf of California represents the richest insular complex in the Eastern Pacific.
%K golfo de California
%K islas
%K peces
%K ictiodiversidad
%K Pac¨ªfico oriental tropical
%K Gulf of California
%K island
%K ichthyofauna
%K fish diversity
%K Tropical Eastern Pacific
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