Number of records published in GBIF
766
Contact
Administrative Contact
Administrative Contact
Telephone
+34 985308672
Address
Avda. Principe de Asturias 70bis
Gijón
33212
Asturias
ESPAÑA
pilar.rios@gi.ieo.es
How to get
Esponjas de las campañas españolas de bentos antártico
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Code
CPORANT-IEOG -
Registration date
11/09/2013 -
Update date
15/06/2022 - Download the sheet
Description
The IEO-CSIC National Center, dependent on the Ministry of Science and Innovation, created in 1914, has been dedicated to research in marine sciences, especially in relation to scientific knowledge of the oceans, the sustainability of fishing resources and the marine environment. In addition to his dedication to basic and applied research, he also provides scientific and technological advice to administrations on matters related to oceanography and marine sciences. The IEO-CSIC has its headquarters in Madrid and nine coastal oceanographic centers, many of which have important zoological collections, made available to the international scientific community. The Gijón Oceanographic Center (COG) is located at Avda. Príncipe de Asturias 70bis 33212 Gijón (Asturias). It has a Collection of benthic invertebrates in the process of organization, in which the sub-collections are already constituted: 1) Collection of sponges from Antarctica (CPORANT-IEOG), 2) Collection of sponges from Patagonia (CPORPAT), 3) Mozambique Sponge Collection (CPORMOZ) and 4) Cantabrian Sponge Collection (CPORCANT) The CPORANT-IEOG sub-collection is part of the results obtained in the Spanish Antarctic campaigns BENTART-94, BENTART-95, GEBRAP-96, CIEMAR -99/00 and BENTART-2003. It has 986 copies cataloged and made available to Gbif. The CPORPAT-IEOG, CPORMOZ-IEOG and CPORCANT-IEOG sub-collections are recently created, whose purpose is to expand the COG collection to include specimens from other areas and to be able to carry out connectivity studies. Data from this collection has not yet been made available in GBIF.Overall information
Goals
Study of the biodiversity of Antarctica.
Strengths
3 líneas de investigación: 1) Pesquerías: stocks de peces, moluscos y crustáceos de interés para las flotas españolas; 2) Acuicultura: técnicas de producción a escala preindustrial (peces, moluscos y algas marinas); 3) Medio Ambiente Marino. La colección CPORANT-IEOG pertenece al equipo de biodiversidad bentónica de Medio Marino.
How to cite
Sponges from the Spanish Antarctic benthos campaigns of the Gijón Oceanographic Center (CPORANT-IEOG).
Common names
Porifera.
Geospatial coverage
Antarctica: Antarctic Peninsula and Bellingshausen Sea.
Collection period
1994-2003.
Types of datasets
Organismos preservados, no vivos (herbarios, colecciones de animales y afines).
Digitalization
Nº of copies / records
1.214
Nº of species
77
Percentage of computerization
90
Percentage of georeferenced registers
90
Does it include Type specimens?
No
Map of Specimens
Related Resources
Publications
- Ríos, P.; Cristobo, F.J. & Urgorri, V. (2004) Porifera (Poecilosclerida) of Antarctic Expedition Bentart-94. Cahiers de Biologie Marine, 45: 97-119.
- Ríos, P. & Cristobo, F.J. (2006) A new species of Biemna (Porifera: Poecilosclerida) from Antarctica: Biemna strongylota. Journal of Marine Biological Association (United Kingdom) 86: 949-955.
- Ríos, P. & Cristobo, F.J (2007) A new species of Phorbas (Porifera: Poecilosclerida) from the Bellingshausen Sea, Antarctica. Journal of Marine Biological Association (United Kingdom), 87: 1485-1490.
- Ríos, P. & Cristobo, F.J (2007) Sponges of Genus Myxilla Schmidt, 1862, collected in Antarctic waters by Spanish Antarctic expeditions. Porifera Research: Biodiversity, Innovation & Sustainability, 28: 525-546.
- Ríos, P. & Cristobo, J. (2014) Antarctic Porifera database from the Spanish benthic expeditions. Zookeys 401: 1-10. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.401.5522 GBIF Key: http://www.gbif.org/dataset/2f58500b-b776-4fe6-b2b9-cbb32e8cd615
- Ríos, P., Riesgo, A., Taboada, S., and Cristobo, J. (2020) A new species of Isodictya (Porifera: Poecilosclerida) from the Southern Ocean. Polar Biology 43(5): 523–533. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00300-020-02654-x