Estudio de la malacofauna en la Microrreserva de Los Batanes y La Molata, Sierra de Alcaraz (Albacete)
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2018-02-21
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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[ES] En este trabajo se presenta un estudio sobre la malacofauna de la microrreserva La Malata y Los Batanes. Del total de ejemplares examinados en la zona se han encontrado 24 especies en 85 puntos de muestreo pertenecientes a 16 familias de dos subclases. Tres de esas especies son dulceacuícolas y 21 terrestres. De cada una de las especies se ha realizado una descripción de sus caracteres externos, incluyendo datos morfométricos, fotografías, su localización en la Microrreserva y los hábitats en los que se encuentran. Se citan por primera vez seis especies en la Sierra de Alcaraz, siendo una de ellas una nueva cita para la provincia de Albacete. El hábitat con mayor biodiversidad sería el encinar con un total de 19 especies.
[EN] This work presents a study on the malacofauna of the La Malata and Los Batanes microreserve. Of the total number of specimens examined in the area, 24 species were found in 85 sampling points belonging to 16 families of two subclasses. Three of these species are freshwater and 21 terrestrial. From each of the species a description of their externa! characters has been made, including morphometric data, photographs, their location in the Microreserve and the habitats in which they are found. Six species are mentioned for the first time in the Alcaraz Mountain, being one of them a new appointment for the province of Albacete. The habitat with the greatest biodiversity would be oak with a total of 19 species.
[EN] This work presents a study on the malacofauna of the La Malata and Los Batanes microreserve. Of the total number of specimens examined in the area, 24 species were found in 85 sampling points belonging to 16 families of two subclasses. Three of these species are freshwater and 21 terrestrial. From each of the species a description of their externa! characters has been made, including morphometric data, photographs, their location in the Microreserve and the habitats in which they are found. Six species are mentioned for the first time in the Alcaraz Mountain, being one of them a new appointment for the province of Albacete. The habitat with the greatest biodiversity would be oak with a total of 19 species.