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Efectos del Cambio Ambiental en las comunidades de organismos de los ríos mediterráneos

Citation

Fortuño Estrada P (2018). Efectos del Cambio Ambiental en las comunidades de organismos de los ríos mediterráneos. Version 2.4. Freshwater Ecology and Management (F.E.M.) Research Group - Universitat de Barcelona. Sampling event dataset https://doi.org/10.15470/yt2uex accessed via GBIF.org on 2020-02-18.

Description

Collection of aquatic macroinvertebrates of the studies of biodiversity monitoring and the ecological state of the rivers and streams. The study sites are within the protected areas of the Natural Parks of the Diputació de Barcelona and in other river reaches with reference conditions of the province of Barcelona. The main objective of the project is to examine whether global environmental changes are affecting the structure of these ecosystems. The collection includes specimens collected in spring and summer from 2012 to 2016. Specimens of macroinvertebrates, are sorted and identified at family (29%),genus (42%) and species (11%) level. The macroinvertebrates have been fixed in formaldehyde and preserved in 70% ethanol in 5mL vials. This project is the continuation of the first river quality monitoring studies that started back in 1979, which data will soon be included in GBIF as well. On the other hand, as the project has continuity in the future, this collection will grow year by year.

Sampling Description

Method steps

Taxonomic Coverages

Aquatic macroinvertebrates of mediterranean rivers (family and genus level)
  1. Adicella
    rank: genus
  2. Aeshna
    rank: genus
  3. Agabus
    rank: genus
  4. Agapetus
    rank: genus
  5. Amphinemura
  6. Anacaena
  7. Anax
  8. Ancylus
  9. Aphelocheirus
  10. Aquarius
  11. Asellus
  12. Atherix
  13. Atrichops
  14. Baetis
  15. Beraea
  16. Bidessus
  17. Bithynella
  18. Boyeria
  19. Brachyptera
  20. Brillia
  21. Caenis
  22. Calopteryx
  23. Centroptilum
  24. Ceraclea
  25. Ceriagrion
  26. Ceriagrion
  27. Chaetarthria
  28. Chaetopteryx
  29. Chalcolestes
  30. Chelifera
  31. Chimarra
  32. Chironomus
  33. Chloroperla
  34. Chrysops
  35. Cloeon
  36. Cordulegaster
  37. Corynoneura
  38. Crunoecia
  39. Culex
  40. Cyphon
  41. Deronectes
  42. Dicranota
  43. Dina
  44. Dinocras/Eoperla
  45. Dixa
  46. Dixella
  47. Dryops
  48. Dugesia
  49. Dytiscus
  50. Ecdyonurus
  51. Echinogammarus
  52. Electrogena
  53. Elmis
  54. Elodes
  55. Epeorus
  56. Ephemera
  57. Erpobdella
  58. Esolus
  59. Galba
  60. Gerris
  61. Glossiphonia
  62. Glossosoma
  63. Glyphotaelius
  64. Goera
  65. Gomphus
  66. Graptodytes
  67. Gyraulus
  68. Gyrinus
  69. Habroleptoides
  70. Habrophlebia
  71. Halesus
  72. Haliplus
  73. Helobdella
  74. Helochares
  75. Helophorus
  76. Hemerodromia
  77. Hexatoma
  78. Holocentropus
  79. Hydra
  80. Hydraena
  81. Hydrochus
  82. Hydrocyphon
  83. Hydrometra
  84. Hydrophilus
  85. Hydroporus
  86. Hydropsyche
  87. Hydroptila
  88. Hyporhyacophila
  89. Ibisia
  90. Ilybius
  91. Ischnura
  92. Islamia
  93. Isoperla
  94. Krenosmittia
  95. Laccobius
  96. Laccophilus
  97. Lepidostoma
  98. Lestes
  99. Leucorrhinia
  100. Leuctra
  101. Libellula
  102. Limnebius
  103. Limnephilus
  104. Limnephilus
  105. Limnius
  106. Liponeura
  107. Lymnaea
  108. Lype
  109. Maladema
  110. Mesophylax
  111. Metalype
  112. Micronecta
  113. Microvelia
  114. Mystacides
  115. Naucoris
  116. Nehalennia
  117. Nemoura
  118. Nepa
  119. Neureclepsis
  120. Niphargus
  121. Notonecta
  122. Odontocerum
  123. Oecetis
  124. Oligoplectrum
  125. Oligoplectrum
  126. Onychogomphus
  127. Orectochilus
  128. Oreodytes
  129. Orthetrum
  130. Orthotrichia
  131. Osmylus
  132. Oulimnius
  133. Oxycera
  134. Oxyloma
  135. Paraleptophlebia
  136. Parasigara
  137. Paratrichocladius
  138. Peltodytes
  139. Perla
  140. Perlodes
  141. Philopotamus
  142. Physa
  143. Physella
  144. Pilaria
  145. Pisidium
  146. Plactycnemis
  147. Planorbis
  148. Platambus
  149. Platycnemis
  150. Plectrocnemia
  151. Polycelis
  152. Polycentropus
  153. Potamophylax
  154. Potamopyrgus
  155. Prionocera
  156. Procambarus
  157. Procloeon
  158. Protonemura
  159. Pseudamnicola
  160. Psychoda
  161. Psychomyia
  162. Ptychoptera
  163. Pyrrhosoma
  164. Radix
  165. Rhithrogena
  166. Rhyacophila
  167. Riolus
  168. Scirtes
  169. Selysiothemis
  170. Sepedon
  171. Sericostoma
  172. Serratella
  173. Sialis
  174. Silo
  175. Siphonoperla
  176. Sphaerium
  177. Stenelmis
  178. Stenophylax
  179. Stictonectes
  180. Stictotarsus
  181. Stractobia
  182. Stratiomys
  183. Sympecma
  184. Sympetrum
  185. Synagapetus
  186. Tabanus
  187. Thaumalea
  188. Thienemanniella
  189. Thraulus
  190. Tinodes
  191. Tipula
  192. Tonnoiriella
  193. Torleya
  194. Triaenodes
  195. Velia
  196. Wormaldia
  197. Yola

Geographic Coverages

Barcelona province

Bibliographic Citations

Contacts

Pau Fortuño Estrada
originator
position: technician
Freshwater Ecology and Management (F.E.M) Research Group - Universitat de Barcelona
Av. Diagonal, 643 (Unitat Ecologia - Fac. Biologia)
Barcelona
08028
Barcelona
ES
Telephone: +34934031188
email: pfortuno@ub.edu
homepage: http://www.ub.edu/fem
Pau Fortuño Estrada
metadata author
position: Technician
Freshwater Ecology and Management (F.E.M) Research Group - Universitat de Barcelona
Av. Diagonal, 643 (Unitat Ecologia - Fac. Biologia)
Barcelona
08028
Barcelona
ES
Telephone: +34657912456
email: pfortuno@ub.edu
homepage: http://www.ub.edu/fem
Pau Fortuño Estrada
user
position: technician
Freshwater Ecology and Management (F.E.M) Research Group - Universitat de Barcelona
Av. Diagonal, 643 (Unitat Ecologia - Fac. Biologia)
Barcelona
08028
Barcelona
ES
Telephone: +34934031188
email: pfortuno@ub.edu
homepage: http://www.ub.edu/fem
Pau Fortuño Estrada
administrative point of contact
position: technician
Freshwater Ecology and Management (F.E.M) Research Group - Universitat de Barcelona
Av. Diagonal, 643 (Unitat Ecologia - Fac. Biologia)
Barcelona
08028
Barcelona
ES
Telephone: +34934031188
email: pfortuno@ub.edu
homepage: http://www.ub.edu/fem
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