Actividad Coagulante Y De Fosfolipasa A2 Del Veneno De La Anémona De Mar Phymanthea Pluvia (Drayton, 1846) Y De La Tarántula Grammostola Rosea (Walckenaer, 1837)

Yafac-Piedra, Nathalie Mariel; Garcia-Alayo, Fred

doi:10.31381/biotempo.v17i2.3322

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“…The uneven research effort in the study of sea anemone diversity along the Peruvian coast (Figure 2C-D) may be explained by different factors. The Lima region possesses the highest number of publications referring to sea anemones (Verrill, 1867; C. Paredes & Tarazona, 1980; Tokeshi & Romero, 1995; C. Paredes et al ., 1999; Häussermann, 2003; Quiroz-Garrido, 2005; Retuerto et al ., 2007; Firstater et al ., 2010; Guzmán, 2012; Fautin, 2013; Galán, 2015; Fautin, 2016; Alegre, 2017; Cuya & Escobar, 2017; Tasso et al ., 2018; Yafac-Piedra & Garcia-Alayo, 2020; A. Ramírez et al ., 2022; Häussermann, 2004b).…”

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“…Paredes & Tarazona, 1980;Tokeshi & Romero, 1995;C. Paredes et al, 1999;Häussermann, 2003;Quiroz-Garrido, 2005;Retuerto et al, 2007;Firstater et al, 2010;Guzmán, 2012;Fautin, 2013;Galán, 2015;Fautin, 2016;Alegre, 2017;Cuya & Escobar, 2017;Tasso et al, 2018;Yafac-Piedra & Garcia-Alayo, 2020;A. Ramírez et al, 2022;Häussermann, 2004b).…”

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“…The copyright holder for this preprint this version posted August 26, 2022. ; https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.08.25.505348 doi: bioRxiv preprint reports), as specific research has also targeted sea anemone species to investigate the toxins of their venom (Quiroz-Garrido, 2005) and even its biochemical and biological activity (Retuerto et al, 2007;Cuya & Escobar, 2017;Yafac-Piedra & Garcia-Alayo, 2020) to consider it for future pharmaceutical and medical applications. On the other hand, the high number of occurrence registers in the northcentral coast (La Libertad and Ancash regions) may be essentially a result of monitoring reports performed as there are determined sites where the intensive culture of Peruvian calico scallop Argopecten purpuratus takes place .…”

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Biodiversity and distribution of sea anemones (Cnidaria, Anthozoa, Actiniaria) in Peru

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Valdivia-Chávez

Aramayo

2022

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Diverse and abundant sea anemones are common in shallow marine areas. Detailed biodiversity analysis in Peru are comparatively scarce. To contribute to the biodiversity inventory and distribution information of this taxa, we analyzed exhaustively the available bibliography in Peruvian waters. A total of 23 anemone species were identified, distributed in 68 localities, and grouped into 1 Order (Actiniaria), 6 Families (Actiniidae, Actinostolidae, Aiptasiidae, Isanthidae, Phelliidae and Sagartiidae) and 20 Genera. The most reported species are Anthothoe chilensis (37 references), Phymactis clematis (28), Phymanthea pluvia (27), Oulactis concinnata (18), and Antholoba achates (15). Lima is the region with the highest number of publications, followed by La Libertad, Piura, Lambayeque, and Ancash. Anthothoe chilensis occurs in almost all the Peruvian coastal regions. On the contrary, O. concinnata has been primarily observed in Lima, while A. achates occurred only in the southern regions (Ica, Arequipa, and Moquegua). Rocky substrates (~55% records) seem to be the most suitable habitat for sea anemones in Peru, corresponding to exposed (e.g. vertical walls) and sheltered zones (e.g. rocky crevices, caves, under rock areas). Although most of the species in Peru exhibit a relatively wide spatial distribution, our results suggest that there are several regions with little or no research efforts. Despite a growing study effort over the past 30 years (>50% of biodiversity reported), the current biodiversity status for this group is still unclear. A significant effort is needed to better analyze occurrence patterns and unveil new species regarding a changing environmental scenario with human influence.

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