Gastrópodos Terrestres Del Sur De Nuevo León, México

Sandoval, Alejandro; Rodríguez, María del Carmen Salazar

doi:10.21829/azm.2005.2121984

AZM

2005

DOI: 10.21829/azm.2005.2121984

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Gastrópodos Terrestres Del Sur De Nuevo León, México

Alejandro Sandoval

María del Carmen Salazar Rodríguez

Abstract: Cuarenta y tres géneros, 81 especies y 14 subespecies de gastrópodos terrestres pertenecientes a 23 familias se registran para la región sur del estado de Nuevo León. Dieciocho especies son nuevos registros. Las familias con más especies son Spiraxidae (16), Urocoptidae (9) y Pupillidae (8). Las especies con mayor distribución son Gastrocopta pellucida y Pupisoma dioscoricola insigne. Tomando en cuenta los registros del norte del estado se conocen en total 86 especies para Nuevo León.

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Revision of the AmericanPupisomaspecies (Gastropoda: Pupilloidea)

Hausdorf

2007

Journal of Natural History

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Revision of the AmericanPupisomaspecies (Gastropoda: Pupilloidea)

Hausdorf

2007

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Zoogeografía de los gasterópodos terrestres del sur de Tamaulipas, México.

Correa¹,

Martínez²,

Horta³

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Terrestrial gastropods zoogeography in Southern Tamaulipas, México. Biogeography of Mexican terrestrial mollusks is poorly known, although many studies have described some of their biological aspects. This study aimed to contribute with new information on the distribution of terrestrial mollusks in this region of high altitudinal, topographic and climatic variations of Southern Tamaulipas State, México. For this, terrestrial gastropods were surveyed from December 1990 to November 2006. A total of 525 samples were obtained from 121 localities, characterized with different vegetation types. The primary zoogeographical feature was the presence of many endemic taxa, with 45 species or subspecies, representing the 43%, the highest value for Northeastern México. In addition, a total of 24 species (23%), were of Neotropical and Neartic distributions, and 15 species or subspecies (14%) exhibited Neotropical distributions. Furthermore, the family Spiraxidae showed the largest number of endemic species, with 17 species and two subspecies, and had the largest number of endemic species (27)

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Range extension of Anisospira (Trachycion) velascorum (Gastropoda: Urocoptidae) in Oaxaca, southeastern Mexico

Guerrero-Arenas¹,

Jiménez-Hidalgo²,

Ruvalcaba-Gómez³

2015

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Anisospira (Trachycion) velascorum Breure was described in 1977 from a locality near the highroad between the towns of Pochutla and Puerto Escondido on the coast of Oaxaca, southern Mexico. After its discovery, the species was never reported again elsewhere. Herein we report a new record of several specimens of A. velascorum near Pochutla town, in the Chepilme Botanical Garden, 58.3 km west of the type locality. This find represents an opportunity to study several unknown aspects of this species.

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Gastrópodos Terrestres Del Sur De Nuevo León, México

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Revision of the AmericanPupisomaspecies (Gastropoda: Pupilloidea)

Revision of the AmericanPupisomaspecies (Gastropoda: Pupilloidea)

Zoogeografía de los gasterópodos terrestres del sur de Tamaulipas, México.

Range extension of Anisospira (Trachycion) velascorum (Gastropoda: Urocoptidae) in Oaxaca, southeastern Mexico

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