Patrones de diversidad de los caracoles terrestres y dulceacuícolas mexicanos: una aproximación espacio-temporal
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https://doi.org/10.22201/ib.20078706e.2022.93.3966Palabras clave:
Punto alta diversidad, Panbiogeografía, Análisis de parsimonia, Endemismo, Zona de transiciónResumen
En este trabajo se realizó una aproximación biogeográfica para identificar nodos panbiogeográficos y evaluar los patrones de diversidad espacial de los gasterópodos continentales mexicanos. Un total de 86 nodos individuales y un nodo generalizado fueron identificados para los gasterópodos continentales. La mayoría de las celdas mostraron valores bajos de diversidad, con excepción de 3 cuyos valores de diversidad fueron mayores a 10% y que pueden considerarse como puntos de alta diversidad. Por otro lado, a pesar de los diferentes ambientes, los caracoles terrestres y acuáticos mostraron similitudes en sus patrones de distribución tanto espaciales como temporales.
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