Revisión de algunos aspectos de las primeras fases de vida en los peces marinos y sus implicaciones en la distribución biogeográfica
huevos y larvas de peces marinos y biogeografía
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https://doi.org/10.37543/oceanides.v35i(1-2).265Palabras clave:
Biogeografía, dispersión, distribución, ictioplancton, vicarianzaResumen
El objetivo de éste trabajo fue realizar una revisión del estado del conocimiento de las primeras fases de vida de los peces marinos con implicaciones en el análisis biogeográfico desarrollando los siguientes cuestionamientos: ¿Qué determina la distribución de las larvas de peces en el medio pelágico? y ¿Cómo afecta la distribución de las larvas a la distribución general de la especie?. Estas preguntas se analizaron de acuerdo con las hipótesis basadas en los requisitos ecológicos de las larvas, sus características morfológicas y funcionales, así como su fidelidad a las áreas de reproducción, enfatizando las implicaciones que representan para la dispersión vs vicarianza.
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