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Zariquiey Collection. Biological Reference Collections ICM CSIC.

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Citation

Santos R (2018). Zariquiey Collection. Biological Reference Collections ICM CSIC… Version 1.8. Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM-CSIC). Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15470/cqtmj1 accessed via GBIF.org on 2019-01-23.

Description

The Zariquiey Collection is the collection of crustaceans donated by Dr. Ricardo Zariquiey Alvarez (1897-1965). Dr. Zariquiey Alvarez collaborated with the Fisheries Research Institute of Barcelona (origin of the current ICM), and donated his collection of crustaceans, and the associated library to the Institute. The Zariquiey collection is part of the CBR and is mainly composed by Decapod Crustaceans. Dr. Zariquiey Álvarez, like his father, Dr. Ricardo Zariquiey Cenarro (1870-1943), was a prominent pediatrician and carcinologist. His collection of crustaceans grew with their own personal contributions and with contributions from their international contacts. Dr. Zariquiey Alvarez founded the Group of Carcinologic Studies, with Dr. I. Gordon (British Museum), Dr. J. Monod and Dr. J. Forest (Museum of Natural History, Paris), and Dr. L.B. Holthuis (Museum of Leiden). The best known and studied reference of his works is “Crustáceos Decápodos Ibéricos”, published posthumously in 1968. His meticulousness and precision can be seen in the careful conservation of his specimens. He made important taxonomic contributions, including new types. Of the currently catalogued specimens there are types of 5 species. The collection contains specimens mainly from the Western Mediterranean (86%; especially the Catalan Mediterranean) and NE Atlantic (7%; Gulf of Cadiz, Portugal, Galicia, Cantabrian Sea, Bay of Biscay, France, Scandinavia, the British Isles, North Sea). There are also important contributions from other areas of the Mediterranean (Italy) and Atlantic (Morocco, Canary Islands, Senegal, Gulf of Guinea, Angola, United States, Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina); and the Red Sea.

Taxonomic Coverages

Zariquiey collection belongs to the Arthropod Phylum, Subphylum Crustacea, Malacostracea Class and Order Decapoda.
  1. Alpheidae
    rank: family
  2. Aristeidae
    rank: family
  3. Astacidae
    rank: family
  4. Atyidae
    rank: family
  5. Axiidae
    rank: family
  6. Callianassidae
    rank: family
  7. Crangonidae
    rank: family
  8. Galatheidae
    rank: family
  9. Hippolytidae
    rank: family
  10. Laomediidae
    rank: family
  11. Leucosiidae
    rank: family
  12. Nematocarcinidae
    rank: family
  13. Nephropidae
    rank: family
  14. Palaemonidae
    rank: family
  15. Palinuridae
    rank: family
  16. Pandalidae
    rank: family
  17. Pasiphaeidae
    rank: family
  18. Penaeidae
    rank: family
  19. Polychelidae
    rank: family
  20. Portunidae
    rank: family
  21. Processidae
    rank: family
  22. Scyllaridae
    rank: family
  23. Sergestidae
    rank: family
  24. Sicyoniidae
    rank: family
  25. Solenoceridae
    rank: family
  26. Stenopodidae
    rank: family
  27. Upogebiidae
    rank: family
  28. Xanthidae
    rank: family
  29. Acanthephyridae
    rank: family
  30. Atelecyclidae
    rank: family
  31. Carcinidae
    rank: family
  32. Epialtidae
    rank: family
  33. Inachidae
    rank: family
  34. Lysmatidae
    rank: family
  35. Munididae
    rank: family
  36. Munidopsidae
    rank: family
  37. Pilumnidae
    rank: family
  38. Polybiidae
    rank: family
  39. Thoridae
    rank: family
  40. Majidae
    rank: family
  41. Oregoniidae
    rank: family
  42. Calappidae
    rank: family
  43. Coenobitidae
    rank: family
  44. Diogenidae
    rank: family
  45. Dorippidae
    rank: family
  46. Dromiidae
    rank: family
  47. Geryonidae
    rank: family
  48. Goneplacidae
    rank: family
  49. Grapsidae
    rank: family
  50. Homolidae
    rank: family
  51. Ocypodidae
    rank: family
  52. Paguridae
    rank: family
  53. Plagusiidae
    rank: family
  54. Sesarmidae
    rank: family
  55. Varunidae
    rank: family
  56. Albuneidae
    rank: family
  57. Cancridae
    rank: family
  58. Corystidae
    rank: family
  59. Domeciidae
    rank: family
  60. Eriphiidae
    rank: family
  61. Gecarcinidae
    rank: family
  62. Inachoididae
    rank: family
  63. Menippidae
    rank: family
  64. Mithracidae
    rank: family
  65. Oplophoridae
    rank: family
  66. Palicidae
    rank: family
  67. Panopeidae
    rank: family
  68. Thiidae
    rank: family
  69. Trapeziidae
    rank: family
  70. Pandaridae
    rank: family
  71. Nannosquillidae
    rank: family
  72. Squillidae
    rank: family

Geographic Coverages

The collection contains specimens mainly from the Western Mediterranean (86%; especially the Catalan Mediterranean) and NE Atlantic (7%; Gulf of Cadiz, Portugal, Galicia, Cantabrian Sea, Bay of Biscay, France, Scandinavia, the British Isles, North Sea). There are also important contributions from other areas of the Mediterranean (Italy) and Atlantic (Morocco, Canary Islands, Senegal, Gulf of Guinea, Angola, United States, Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina); and the Red Sea.

Bibliographic Citations

Contacts

Ricardo Santos
originator
position: Curator
CBR-ICM(CSIC)
Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta, 37-49
Barcelona
E-08003
Barcelona
Telephone: +34932309500
email: rsantos@icm.csic.es
homepage: http://cbr.icm.csic.es/ca/
Ricardo Santos
metadata author
position: Curator
CBR-ICM(CSIC)
Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta, 37-49
Barcelona
E-08003
Barcelona
Telephone: +34932309500
email: rsantos@icm.csic.es
homepage: http://cbr.icm.csic.es/ca/
Ricardo Santos Bethencourt
user
email: rsantos@icm.csic.es
Ricardo Santos
administrative point of contact
position: Curator
CBR-ICM(CSIC)
Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta, 37-49
Barcelona
E-08003
Barcelona
Telephone: +34932309500
email: rsantos@icm.csic.es
homepage: http://cbr.icm.csic.es/ca/
Francisco Javier Olivas González
administrative point of contact
position: Acurator
CBR-ICM(CSIC)
Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta, 37-49
Barcelona
E-08003
Barcelona
Telephone: +34932309500
email: fjolivas@icm.csic.es
homepage: http://cbr.icm.csic.es/ca/
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