Native and non-indigenous boring polychaetes in Chile: a threat to native and commercial mollusc species

La colonizacion de especies de poliquetos perforadores sobre conchas de moluscos de cultivos puede afectar la adecuacion biologica del hospedador y causar serios problemas economicos para la industria acuicola. En Chile, el conocimiento de la fauna de poliquetos perforadores nativos y no indigenas asociados con moluscos hospedadores es limitado, a pesar del gran numero de moluscos nativos y no indigenas que son activamente cultivados. Se presenta el primer listado completo de poliquetos perforadores en Chile, con informacion sobre el estatus de cada especie como nativa o especie no indigena (ENI), rangos nativos e introducidos, las especies hospedadores afectadas, los probables vectores de introduccion y areas donantes. Se registro un total de nueve especies de poliquetos perforadores en Chile, incluyendo especies nativas y ENI. Dentro de la categoria ENI se registra por primera vez a Terebrasabella heterouncinata en Sudamerica. Los poliquetos perforadores infestan especies nativas e introducidas. El hallazgo de poliquetos que utilizan multiples hospedadores nativos y ENI, indica un potencial riesgo de diseminacion entre centros de cultivos y el ambiente natural. Nuestro analisis sugiere que las actividades acuicolas son probablemente el principal vector de introduccion de especies de poliquetos perforadores en Chile, no difiriendo en orden de magnitud con respecto a otras regiones del mundo. Se discute la actual legislacion y planes de manejo sobre infestaciones de poliquetos perforadores y se realizan recomendaciones para el futuro manejo en Chile, la que deberia contemplar un compromiso racional entre las necesidades socioeconomicas del pais y planes de proteccion y preservacion de la biodiversidad de la nacion

• Publication year

  2006

• Venue

  Revista Chilena de Historia Natural

• Publication date

  2006-06-01

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  DOI 10.4067/S0716-078X2006000200012
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