Áreas naturales de Cuba con mayor endemismo de arácnidos (Chelicerata:Arachnida)
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2020Author
de Armas Chaviano, Luis Florencio
Barba Díaz, René Alberto
Alayón García, Giraldo
Alegre Barroso, Aylin
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Las areas natural es que en Cuba presentan mayor cantidad de especies de arácnidos endémicos son cinco: Cordillera de la Sierra Maestra (136), Macizo de Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa (86), Macizo de Guamuhaya (84), Franja Costera de Cabo Cruz-Maisi (71) y la Cordillera de Guaniguanico (68). Guaniguanico está en la región occidental del país, Guamuhaya en la central y las tres restantes en la región oriental. En total se registraron 383 especies, de las que 223 son endemismos locales, distribuidas entre Sierra Maestra (53), Cabo Cruz-Maisí (51), Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa (48), Guamuhaya (42) y Guaniguanico (29). A nivel de género, 22 son endémicos de una de las cinco áreas: Sierra Maestra (10), Guamuhaya (6), Guaniguanico (4), Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa (2), Cabo Cruz-Maisí (1). Los órdenes con mayor porcentaje de especies endémicas fueron Ricinulei y Thelyphonida (100%), Schizomida (97,1 %), Opiliones (91,7%), Scorpiones (83,3%) y Solifugae (75,0%). The Cuban natural areas having highest count of endemic species of arachnids are five: Sierra Maestra Range (136), Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa Group (86), Guamuhaya Range (84), Cabo Cruz-Maisi Coastal strip (71), and Guaniguanico Range (68). Guaniguanico is in the western region of Cuba, Guamuhaya in central Cuba, and the other three areas are in eastern Cuba. In total, 383 endemic species were recorded, of which 223 are local endemics. These local endemics are distributed as follows: Sierra Maestra, 53; Caba Cruz-Maisi, 51; Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa, 48; Guamuhaya, 42; and Guaniguanico, 29. At the generic level, 22 are restricted to one of the five areas: Sierra Maestra, 11; Guamuhaya, 6; Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa, 3; Guaniguanico, 2; CaboCruz-Maisi, 1. The orders with the highest percentage of endemic species were Ricinulei and Thelyphonida (100%), Schizomida (97.1%), Opiliones (91 70/o), Scorpiones (83.3%) and Solifugae (75.0%).
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