Nuevos táxones de invertebrados (excluidos insectos) descritos en la Península Ibérica y Macaronesia entre 1994 y 1996

Templado, José; Villena, Miguel; Fernández, José

doi:10.3989/graellsia.1995.v51.i0.407

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“…También se ha dedicado espacio para la publicación de catálogos de distintos grupos animales y a distinta escala geográfica ["Listado sistemático, sinonímico y biogeográfico de los ácaros oribátidos del mundo", Graellsia, 60 Extra, 2004; "Catálogo sinonímico de los táxones íbero-baleares de la familia Meloidae", Graellsia, 66(2), 2010; "Catálogo de los Halictini Halictus Latreille, 1804 y Lasioglossum Curtis, 1833 (Hymenoptera, Apoidea, Halictidae) de la península Ibérica y de las islas Canarias", Graellsia, 69(2), 2013] y siempre ha habido espacio para recopilar anualmente los nuevos táxones animales íbero-baleares y macaronésicos publicados (véanse Dorda, 1995;Templado et al, 1995;Fernández, 1996Fernández, , 1998Fernández, , 2000Fernández, -2013. En el pasado, el coste económico de la publicación de estas obras, con gran número de páginas impresas, no compensaba a muchas revistas, aunque el número de citas que recibieran pudiera ser elevado.…”

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“…In recent years there have been special issues, some of them extraordinary, dedicated for example, to the collections of the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales de Madrid (Graellsia, 53, 1997) or biogeographic questions ("Studies of Biogeography, Biodiversity and Conservation in the Ibero-Balearic and Macaronesian Region" Graellsia, 59(2-3), 2003"; "Assessment of knowledge and conservation status of animal diversity of Madrid" Graellsia, 62 Extra, 2006). It also has dedicated space for the publication of catalogs Dorda, 1995;Templado et al, 1995;Fernández, 1996Fernández, , 1998Fernández, , 2000Fernández, -2013. In the past, the economic cost of the publication of these works, a large number of printed pages, for many jounals was not viable, although the number of citations received may be high.…”

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<em>GRAELLSIA</em> 70 años después: la era digital

Albaladejo¹,

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RESUMENEn este artículo se pretende conmemorar los 70 años de existencia de la revista GRAELLSIA, evocando sus inicios, describiendo someramente su ya largo recorrido y dando la bienvenida a su publicación en formato digital.Palabras clave: revista GRAELLSIA; Instituto Español de Entomología; Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales; revista electrónica. ABSTRACTThis article aims at commemorating the 70 years of existence of the journal Graellsia, recalling its inception, briefly describing its long career and welcoming its publication in digital format.

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Albaladejo¹,

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“…Since then, intense harvesting of the species by humans, facilitated by its large size and the accessibility of its habitat, has led to declines in local abundances and range fragmentation [20,21]. The species' decline has worsened in the 20th century owing to this sustained harvesting, as well as habitat degradation, loss, and marine pollution [23][24][25][26]. The current distribution of the species is highly fragmented and formed mainly by a few relatively isolated and relict populations (compiled by [19]).…”

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The Endangered Limpet Patella ferruginea Integrates a Metapopulation across the Species’ Range

López-Márquez,

Martínez-Ruiz,

Guallart

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The population genetics of Patella ferruginea Gmelin, 1791, an endangered limpet endemic to the western Mediterranean, has been analysed using 11 polymorphic microsatellite markers on 533 individuals from 18 localities throughout its distribution area. The results showed a deficit of heterozygotes, denoting a certain degree of inbreeding, and, with an overall FST of 0.004, a low level of genetic variability among localities. These data indicate that the species is distributed as a metapopulation (an assemblage of discrete local populations with migration among them) along most of the species’ range. Moreover, 99% of the variability observed was within populations, with only 0.41% accounting for between-population variability. No pattern of isolation-by-distance was found, and 35.5% of the individuals were recognised as migrants. Altogether, the findings indicate that most of the populations studied are connected to each other to some extent and that larvae of the species show a higher dispersal capacity than previously assumed. The exchange network does not follow a clear direction but rather shows a chaotic pattern attributed to stochastic factors resulting from the complex interaction of biotic and abiotic factors. This pattern indicates the lack of strong barriers to dispersal in the study area and permeable barriers that do not limit population connectivity. A relatively high level of self-recruitment and occasional stochastic dispersal events at variable distances are also evidenced by the analyses. Currently, marine protected areas (MPAs) safeguard the benthic adults but not the larval phase of the species. Considering our results, the conservation of P. ferruginea should be based on a holistic approach in which the protection of its habitats extends from the benthic to the pelagic zones, which will help maintain the larval pool and promote larval dispersal and settlement and, ultimately, gene flow. Lastly, conservation efforts must prioritise the survival of the extant populations of P. ferruginea, both within and outside MPAs, over measures that require the manipulation or translocation of specimens.

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“…A continuación se aporta una nueva contribución a la nómina de nuevos táxones descritos desde 1994, iniciada por Templado et al (1996). Se mantienen todas las características y criterios mencionados en la entrega anterior (Fernández, 2015), a excepción de la obra escogida para la ordenación taxonómica de los nuevos registros.…”

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Nuevos táxones animales descritos en la península Ibérica y Macaronesia desde 1994 (XX)

Fernández

2017

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Esta actual relación de nuevos táxones incluye 501 registros (378 especies, 55 géneros o subgéneros, 43 categorías supragenéricas y 25 subespecies), publicados en 251 trabajos, principalmente en 2015 y 2016. Se incluyen también aquellos registros publicados con anterioridad y que no habían sido recogidos en las recopilaciones anteriores. Todos ellos proceden del área geográfica objeto de la revisión y de fondos abisales próximos, o su distribución conocida la incluye o engloban categorías presentes en esa zona.

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Nuevos táxones de invertebrados (excluidos insectos) descritos en la Península Ibérica y Macaronesia entre 1994 y 1996

Abstract: Nuevos táxones de invertebrados (excluidos insectos) descritos

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<em>GRAELLSIA</em> 70 años después: la era digital

<em>GRAELLSIA</em> 70 años después: la era digital

The Endangered Limpet Patella ferruginea Integrates a Metapopulation across the Species’ Range

Nuevos táxones animales descritos en la península Ibérica y Macaronesia desde 1994 (XX)

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