Scheda di dettaglio – i prodotti della ricerca
| Dato | Valore |
|---|---|
| Title | Diversity of Platyhelminthes Proseriata in Western Mediterranean sandy beaches: a database of species occurrences and traits |
| Abstract | We present here a first comprehensive database on the diversity of proseriate flatworms (Platyhelminthes: Rhabditophora: Proseriata) on Western Mediterranean microtidal, wave dominated beaches. We sampled 116 stations in two years, through Spain (22 beaches, including Balearic Islands), France (25 beaches, including Corsica), Italy (63 beaches, including Sardinia, Sicily, and Lampedusa), and Tunisia (6 beaches). In each beach, we sampled at three depths, corresponding to the swash, shoal, and subtidal zones. For each sample, we obtained environmental data. The research yielded a total of 152 species, of which 93 were new to science. For each of the species found, we coded and described 16 functional traits. We discuss the functional meaning of the selected traits, as well as on diversity patterns and emerging biogeographic signals across the investigated regions. We particularly focused on the most widespread and dominant species in our dataset, concentrating on their putative adaptations to high energy environments; as well as the high number (58) of the species only found once. Finally, we discussed the coverage of our sampling by estimating the diversity at each investigated region and comparing it to the actual diversity. All information provided is available through the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) and the Open Science Framework (OSF) following the Darwin Core Standard. |
| Source | Biogeographia (Forlì) 38 (2) |
| Keywords | proseriata |
| Journal | Biogeographia (Forlì) |
| Editor | [s.n.]., Forlì, Italia |
| Year | 2023 |
| Type | Articolo in rivista |
| DOI | 10.21426/B638261295 |
| Authors | Curini-Galletti, Marco; Fontaneto, Diego; Martinez, Alejandro |
| Text | 485480 2023 10.21426/B638261295 proseriata Diversity of Platyhelminthes Proseriata in Western Mediterranean sandy beaches a database of species occurrences and traits Curini Galletti, Marco; Fontaneto, Diego; Martinez, Alejandro University of Sassari National Research Council of Italy We present here a first comprehensive database on the diversity of proseriate flatworms Platyhelminthes Rhabditophora Proseriata on Western Mediterranean microtidal, wave dominated beaches. We sampled 116 stations in two years, through Spain 22 beaches, including Balearic Islands , France 25 beaches, including Corsica , Italy 63 beaches, including Sardinia, Sicily, and Lampedusa , and Tunisia 6 beaches . In each beach, we sampled at three depths, corresponding to the swash, shoal, and subtidal zones. For each sample, we obtained environmental data. The research yielded a total of 152 species, of which 93 were new to science. For each of the species found, we coded and described 16 functional traits. We discuss the functional meaning of the selected traits, as well as on diversity patterns and emerging biogeographic signals across the investigated regions. We particularly focused on the most widespread and dominant species in our dataset, concentrating on their putative adaptations to high energy environments; as well as the high number 58 of the species only found once. Finally, we discussed the coverage of our sampling by estimating the diversity at each investigated region and comparing it to the actual diversity. All information provided is available through the Global Biodiversity Information Facility GBIF and the Open Science Framework OSF following the Darwin Core Standard. 38 Published version https //escholarship.org/uc/item/0001n5qb curini 2023_Biogeogr_Curini et al.pdf Articolo in rivista s.n. . 1594 7629 Biogeographia Forli Biogeographia Forli Biogeographia Forli Biogeographia. Forli diego.fontaneto FONTANETO DIEGO alejandro.martinezgarcia MARTINEZ GARCIA ALEJANDRO PRR.AP005.006.001 NBFC_SPOKE3_ ASSESSING AND MONITORING TERRESTRIAL AND FRESHWATER BIODIVERSITY AND ITS EVOLUTION FROM TAXONOMY TO GENOMICS AND CITIZEN SCIENCE_IRSA |