Registry of Biodiversity Institutions, Collections and Databases: Collection

Gbif.es / Registry of Biodiversity Institutions, Collections and Databases / Banco de quistes de Artemia

  • Code
    IATS
  • Registration date
    28-08-2007
  • Publication date
    31-01-2008
  • Update date
    17-12-2019
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Description

The collection is composed of Artemia cysts and eggs (Crustacea, Branchiopoda, Anostraca). These cysts are suspended embryos (gastrulae), laid by female Artemia on unfavourable environmental circumstances; they are covered by a lipoproteic corion which protects the embyos and contributes to the bloom of nauplii larvae. They are dehydrated by drying or high saline solutions. This collection started around 1984-1985.

Overall information Digitalization Map of Specimens Usage Statistics Related Resources
Overall information
Strengths

Priority research task are:
1) Studies of Artemia geographic distribution.
2) Biometric and morphometric species characterization.
3) Application in genetic, evolutive, fitness, and competence studies.
4) Effect of exotic invasive species upon native species.
5) Species classification of cysts and nauplii based on lipids and fat content.

Common names

Arthropods, crustaceans (Artemia).

Geospatial coverage

Africa, America, Asia and Europe.

Datasets of the collection/database
Types of objects

Eggs, whole organisms.

Types of datasets

Cultivation, observations. Preserved.

Conservation method

Dehydrated.

Digitalization
Documentation status

En proceso de inventario

Nº of species

6

Percentage of georeferenced registers

93 %

Does it include Type specimens?

No

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Related Resources
Publications
  • Marine Ecology Progress Series, 13 (1983): 291-293.
  • Aquaculture Engineering, 8 (1989): (127-138).
  • Marine Biology, 111 (1991): 461-465.
  • Hidrobiología, 212 (1991): 181-185.
  • Journal of Plankton Research, 14(1992): 949-959.
  • Journal of Plankton Research, 14(1992): 1461-1471.
  • Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 155 (1992): 123-131.
  • Aquaculture, 102 (1992): 219-230.
  • Archivium Protistenkunde, 144 (1994): 83-89.
  • Journal of Molecular Evolution, 38 (1994): 156-168.
  • International Journal of Salt Lake Research, 3(1995): 175-190.
  • Aquaculture, 142 (1996): 171-189.
  • International Journal of Salt Lake Research, 4(1996): 327-333.
  • International Journal of Salt Lake Research, 4(1996): 327-333.
  • Journal of Environmental Science and Health, B32 (1997): 363-375.
  • Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 120 (1998): 385-390.
  • Bull. of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 61 (1998): 778-785.
  • International Jorunal of Salt Lake Research, 8 (1999): 23-40.
  • Parasitology Research, 86(2000): 772-774.
  • Hereditas, 133 (2000): 159-166.
  • Chemosphere, 48 (2002): 563-569.
  • Environmental Toxicolicology Chememistry, 21 (2002): 437-444.
  • Journal of Biogeography, 31 (2004): 1735-1749.
  • Biological Invasions, 7 (2005): 37-47.
  • Limnology and Oceanography, 50 (2005): 737-742.
  • Journal of Plankton Research, 27 (2005): 895-907.
  • International Review of Hydrobiology, 91 (2006): 539-554.
  • Marine Ecology Progress Series, 335 (2006): 155-165.
  • Hydrobiologia, 579 (2007): 41-53.
  • Limnetica, 26 (2007): 387-404.
  • Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 354 (2008): 9-16.
  • Molecular Ecology, 17 (2008): 3160-3177.
  • Hydrobiologia, 610 (2008): 223-234.
  • Molecular Ecology Resources, 9 (2009): 547-550.
  • International Review of Hydrobiology, 94 (2009): 560-579.
  • PloS ONE 5(2010): e11932.
  • Parasitology Research, 108 (2011): 905-912.
  • Crustaceana, 84 (2011): 1025-1039.
  • Biological Invasions, 14 (2012):1819-1829.
  • Aquatic Biosystems, 8 (2012): 25.
  • Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 440 (2013): 81-89.
  • Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 26 (2013): 1934-1948.
  • PloS ONE, 8 (2013): e83348.
  • Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 145 (2014): 1-8.
  • PeerJ, 2 (2014): e439.
  • Aquatic Toxicology, 161 (2015): 208-220.
  • Differentiation in Artemia strains from Spain: 19-39. In: The brine shrimp Artemia. Vol. 1. Universa Press, Wetteren, Bélgica. 345 pp. 1980.
  • Preliminary nutritional evaluation of different Artemia nauplii as food for marine fish and prawn larvae: 425 436. In: Artemia Research and its Applications. Vol. 3. Universa Press, Wetteren, Bélgica. 556 pp. 1987.
  • Bioecologia de Artemia (Crustacea, Branchiopoda) en la laguna de La Mata. 1991. Publicaciones del Instituto de Cultura "Juan Gil Albert", Diputación de Alicante. 176 pp.
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