A biogeographical analysis of terrestrial isopods (Isopoda, Oniscidea) from the central Aegean islands (Greece)
Identifieur interne : 000065 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 000064; suivant : 000066A biogeographical analysis of terrestrial isopods (Isopoda, Oniscidea) from the central Aegean islands (Greece)
Auteurs : Spyros SfenthourakisSource :
- Journal of Biogeography [ 0305-0270 ] ; 1996-09.
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- Aegean archipelago, Aegean islands, Aegean oniscidea, Amorgos, Anafi, Andros, Arcangeli, Archipelago, Astypalea, Basal position, Biogeographic analysis, Biogeographical, Biogeographical analysis, Biogeography, Blackwell science, Central aegean, Central aegean islands, Central aegean oniscidea, Central kyklades, Continental greece, Data matrix, Dermitzakis, Dermitzakis papanikolaou, Disjunction, Distributional, Doctoral thesis, Eastern elements, Eastern islands, Eminent island groups, Endemic, Endemic species, Endemism, Fauna, Faunal, Faunal similarity, Genus, Human activity, Ikaria, Island groups, Islet, Isopod, Isopodes terrestres, Kyklades, Land snails, Larger islands, Ligidium cycladicum matsakis, Major disjunction, Major subdivisions, Matrix, Mikro fteno, Monocyphoniscus caniensis, Mylonas, Naxos, Nisyros, Northwestern kyklades, Oniscid fauna, Oniscidea, Oniscidean fauna, Other hand, Other islands, Other kyklades, Other taxa, Palaeogeographic history, Papanikolaou, Paros, Philoscia dalmatica verhoeff, Present case, Real distribution, Reptile distribution, Samos, Sampling stations, Schmalfuss, Schmalfuss schawaller, Schmalfuss sfenthourakis, Secondary landbridge, Sfenthourakis, Similarity indices, Sister group, Southern kyklades, Spyros sfenthourakis, Strouhal, Study area, Stuttgurter beitr, Taxon, Terrestrial isopods, Thira, Trichoniscus lindbergi vandel, Tuscan archipelago, Unique faunal character, Upgma dendrograms, Vandel, Verhoeff, Volcanic, Volcanic island, Western kyklades.
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- Aegean archipelago, Aegean islands, Aegean oniscidea, Amorgos, Anafi, Andros, Arcangeli, Archipelago, Astypalea, Basal position, Biogeographic analysis, Biogeographical, Biogeographical analysis, Biogeography, Blackwell science, Central aegean, Central aegean islands, Central aegean oniscidea, Central kyklades, Continental greece, Data matrix, Dermitzakis, Dermitzakis papanikolaou, Disjunction, Distributional, Doctoral thesis, Eastern elements, Eastern islands, Eminent island groups, Endemic, Endemic species, Endemism, Fauna, Faunal, Faunal similarity, Genus, Human activity, Ikaria, Island groups, Islet, Isopod, Isopodes terrestres, Kyklades, Land snails, Larger islands, Ligidium cycladicum matsakis, Major disjunction, Major subdivisions, Matrix, Mikro fteno, Monocyphoniscus caniensis, Mylonas, Naxos, Nisyros, Northwestern kyklades, Oniscid fauna, Oniscidea, Oniscidean fauna, Other hand, Other islands, Other kyklades, Other taxa, Palaeogeographic history, Papanikolaou, Paros, Philoscia dalmatica verhoeff, Present case, Real distribution, Reptile distribution, Samos, Sampling stations, Schmalfuss, Schmalfuss schawaller, Schmalfuss sfenthourakis, Secondary landbridge, Sfenthourakis, Similarity indices, Sister group, Southern kyklades, Spyros sfenthourakis, Strouhal, Study area, Stuttgurter beitr, Taxon, Terrestrial isopods, Thira, Trichoniscus lindbergi vandel, Tuscan archipelago, Unique faunal character, Upgma dendrograms, Vandel, Verhoeff, Volcanic, Volcanic island, Western kyklades.
Abstract
Abstract. Terrestrial isopods (Isopoda, Oniscidea) of forty‐three central Aegean islands and islets are analysed from a biogeographical point of view. The oniscid fauna consists of sixty‐nine species, thirty‐two genera and fourteen families and is characterized by Aegean elements that have an eastern Mediterranean origin. Endemism is at the level of 20%, similar to that of oniscids from other Mediterranean archipelagoes. Analysis of species distribution through both idiographic and quantitative approaches (faunal similarity among islands using Jaccard's index, simple matching indices and the UPGMA clustering technique) resulted in the recognition of a major disjunction between Kykladesplus‐Ikaria and eastern islands‐plus‐Astypalea and four noteworthy island groups: the eastern islands, Naxos‐Ikaria, Amorgos, and all other Kyklades. Island similarities are generally consistent with the known palaeogeography of the area with the exception of Ikaria's placement with Naxos among the Kyklades. Also, the ‘eastern’ character of Astypalea is in conflict with evidence from other known taxa.
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