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Influence of bottom environment conditions and hydrographic variability on spatiotemporal trends of macrofaunal amphipods on the Yucatan continental shelf

Paz Ríos, Carlos Enrique [autor] | Pech Pool, Daniel Guadalupe [autor] | Mariño Tapia, Ismael [autor] | Simões, Nuno [autor].
Tipo de material: Artículo en línea Artículo en línea Tema(s): Amphipoda | Crustáceos marinos | Comunidades bióticas | Zoogeografía | Plataforma continentalTema(s) en inglés: Amphipods | Marine crustaceans | Biotic communities | Zoogeography | Continental shelfDescriptor(es) geográficos: Yucatán (México) | Golfo de México Nota de acceso: Disponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso En: Continental Shelf Research. Volumen 198, artículo número 104098 (July 2020), páginas 1-11. --ISSN: 0278-4343Número de sistema: 8870Resumen:
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Amphipod species collected during three oceanographic campaigns (2010-2012) were analyzed to describe their spatiotemporal community distribution trends and their relationships with bottom water and sediment variables. The results show that the species richness (117 spp.) did not reach its maximum value according to the species accumulation curve (up to 187 spp.). Multivariate analyses and constrained ordinations techniques detected three main amphipod assemblages along the longitudinal gradient (i.e., Western Caribbean, Mid-Yucatan, and West-Yucatan) and during two temporal hydrographic scenarios (i.e., upwelling in 2010-2011 and non- upwelling in 2012). In 2010-2011, low values in species richness and abundance from the Western Caribbean and eastern Mid-Yucatan assemblages were associated with relatively low bottom-water temperatures from the upwelling systems. In 2012, the absence of upwelling and the occurrence of a warm-core anticyclonic eddy seemed to cause an increase in species richness and abundance in the three assemblages. The hydrographic variability and sediment characteristics are suggested as the major environmental drivers that shapes the soft- bottom amphipod community structure and diversity in the Yucatan continental shelf.

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Amphipod species collected during three oceanographic campaigns (2010-2012) were analyzed to describe their spatiotemporal community distribution trends and their relationships with bottom water and sediment variables. The results show that the species richness (117 spp.) did not reach its maximum value according to the species accumulation curve (up to 187 spp.). Multivariate analyses and constrained ordinations techniques detected three main amphipod assemblages along the longitudinal gradient (i.e., Western Caribbean, Mid-Yucatan, and West-Yucatan) and during two temporal hydrographic scenarios (i.e., upwelling in 2010-2011 and non- upwelling in 2012). In 2010-2011, low values in species richness and abundance from the Western Caribbean and eastern Mid-Yucatan assemblages were associated with relatively low bottom-water temperatures from the upwelling systems. In 2012, the absence of upwelling and the occurrence of a warm-core anticyclonic eddy seemed to cause an increase in species richness and abundance in the three assemblages. The hydrographic variability and sediment characteristics are suggested as the major environmental drivers that shapes the soft- bottom amphipod community structure and diversity in the Yucatan continental shelf. eng

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