IMOST:伊比利亚半岛、巴利阿里群岛和马卡罗尼西亚的非海洋介形类数据库

IF 0.9 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q4 LIMNOLOGY Journal of Limnology Pub Date : 2023-02-15 DOI:10.4081/jlimnol.2023.2115
A. Castillo‐Escrivà, Á. Baltanás, A. Camacho, D. Horne, Joan Lluís Pretus, F. Mesquita‐Joanes
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介形虫是内陆水域中常见的微型鲸目动物,被广泛用作(古)环境指标。关于它们在世界范围内的物种分布的信息极为零散,通常偏向于某些地区,阻碍了对其生物地理学的全面了解。伊比利亚半岛、巴利阿里群岛和马卡罗尼西亚被认为是地中海地区的生物多样性热点,20世纪90年代对其非海洋介形虫动物群进行了审查,共有88种。这些数据大多包含在NODE数据库(欧洲非海洋介形虫分布)中。在这里,我们介绍了IMOST(伊比利亚-巴利阿里群岛和马卡龙岛OSTracod数据库),这是一个针对伊比利亚半岛、巴利阿里岛和马卡龙岛的非海洋介形虫数据库,包含了NODE中包含的数据,以及最近发表的研究和新的未发表观测的许多新记录。我们的数据库将数据存储在分离和标准化的电子表格中,每个数据源一个。此外,该数据库还提供了所引用事件和分类鉴定的更新、审查和准确坐标。根据IMOST中汇编的数据,我们将研究区域的非海洋介形虫名单从88种更新到118种。尽管如此,考虑到其他面积较小但调查范围更广的地中海国家(例如意大利的152种),我们预计纳入区域的实际物种数量应该更高。更新后的数据库有助于我们了解该热点地区这些生物的生物多样性和生物地理模式,以及在全球变化的背景下分析它们的物种与环境关系。
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IMOST: a database for non-marine ostracods in the Iberian Peninsula, the Balearic Islands and Macaronesia
Ostracods are common microcrustaceans in inland waters, widely used as (palaeo-) environmental indicators. Information on their species distribution worldwide is extremely fragmentary, and usually biased towards some regions, hampering attaining a general view of their biogeography. The Iberian Peninsula, the Balearic Islands and Macaronesia are considered biodiversity hotspots as part of the Mediterranean Region, whose non-marine ostracod fauna was reviewed in the 1990s accounting for 88 species. Most of these data were included in the NODE database (Non-marine Ostracod Distribution in Europe). Here, we present IMOST (Ibero-Balearic and Macaronesian OSTracod database), a non-marine ostracod database for the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic and Macaronesian Islands, incorporating data included in NODE plus many new records from recently published studies and new unpublished observations. Our database stores data in separated and standardised spreadsheets, one for each data source. Moreover, the database also offers updated, reviewed and accurate coordinates of the cited occurrence and taxonomic identification. According to the data compiled in IMOST, we updated the list of non-marine ostracods in the studied region from 88 to 118 species. Nevertheless, we expect that the actual number of species for the included regions should be higher, considering other Mediterranean countries with smaller areas but more extensive surveys (e.g. 152 species in Italy). The updated database is instrumental for our understanding of the biodiversity and biogeographic patterns of these organisms in this hotspot, as well as for analysing their species-environment relationships in a context of global changes.
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Journal of Limnology
Journal of Limnology 地学-湖沼学
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Limnology publishes peer-reviewed original papers, review papers and notes about all aspects of limnology. The scope of the Journal of Limnology comprises the ecology, biology, microbiology, physics, and chemistry of freshwaters, including the impact of human activities, management and conservation. Coverage includes molecular-, organism-, community-, and ecosystem-level studies on both applied and theoretical issues. Proceedings of workshops, specialized symposia, conferences, may also be accepted for publication.
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