巴西帕拉州贝洛蒙特大坝复合体上下新谷中下游(亚马逊盆地)寄生和十足目甲壳类动物注释清单

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C. Magalhães, R. Robles, E. Souza-Carvalho, F. L. Carvalho, J. Malta, F. L. Mantelatto
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摘要本文介绍了2013-2014年贝罗蒙特大坝建成前,新谷项目在新谷河中下游低潮季和高潮季考察获得的甲壳类动物物种丰富度和分布情况。这份清单包括在新古河从其支流伊里河河口到与亚马逊河汇合处所调查的寄生和十足甲壳类动物。加上科学文献记录,新古盆地中下游已知有8科18属32种:鱼虱科4种;寄生等足类4种;珊瑚科(1种)和棘足科(3种);十足类蟹科(5科)和毛足类蟹科(8科)13种;十足类虾科(1科)、刺足科(3科)和长尾虾科(7科)11种。新古盆地首次记录到17种,突出了亚马逊流域主要子盆地十足类和其他甲壳类动物集中采样的重要性。位于伏尔泰格兰德急流下方的新古河(Xingu)拥有最多的物种,有19种。伏尔泰格兰德急流(位于阿尔塔米拉和新古河下游之间)和阿尔塔米拉上游的新古河中部分别有17种和15种。通过与其他亚马逊河流域和南美河流流域的比较,新谷河中下游支持了非常高的十足动物多样性。
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Annotated checklist of parasitic and decapod crustaceans from the middle and lower Xingu (Amazon Basin) above and below the Belo Monte dam complex, Pará State, Brazil
ABSTRACT. Results are presented on species richness and distribution of the crustacean fauna obtained by iXingu Project expeditions along the middle and lower Xingu River during low and high water seasons primarily from 2013–2014, prior to the completion of the Belo Monte dam complex. The checklist includes the parasitic and decapod crustacean species surveyed in the Xingu River from the mouth of its tributary, the Iriri River, to its confluence with the Amazon River. With the addition of records from the scientific literature, a total of 32 species representing 18 genera in eight families are known to occur in the middle to lower Xingu basin: four species of fish lice, family Argulidae, four parasitic isopods, families Corallanidae (1 species) and Cymothoidae (3), 13 decapod crabs, families Pseudothelphusidae (5) and Trichodactylidae (8), and 11 decapod shrimps, families Sergestidae (1), Euryrhynchidae (3), and Palaemonidae (7). Seventeen species are recorded for the first time from the Xingu basin, highlighting the importance of focused sampling of decapods and other crustaceans in major sub-basins of the Amazon. The lower Xingu, below the Volta Grande rapids, held the most diversity with 19 species. The Volta Grande rapids (between Altamira and the lower Xingu) and the middle Xingu above Altamira exhibited 17 and 15 species, respectively. Based on comparisons to other Amazon and South American river basins, the middle and lower Xingu River supports a remarkably high diversity of decapods.
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