ESTUDIO BIOGEOGRÁFICO DE LA FLORA ALGOLÓGICA BENTÓNICA MARINA DE LAS ISLAS BALEARES
María Antonia Ribera Siguán, Amèlia Gómez Garreta, Juan Antonio Seoane Camba
Abstract
María Antonia Ribera Siguán, Amèlia Gómez Garreta, Juan Antonio Seoane Camba
Abstract
It has been compared, from the qualitative point of view, the benthic marine algal flora of the Balearic lslands to floras from other spots in the Mediterranean and Atlantic seas, measuring the resemblance by the Sorensen index. As conclussions we can stand out that: - The resemblance index decreases with the distance but is not proportional to it. - Corsica, the Balearic lslands and the Southern ltaly belong to a warmer central-mediterranean zone. - There is a great difference between the western mediterranean flora and the eastern mediterranean one.
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It has been compared, from the qualitative point of view, the benthic marine algal flora of the Balearic lslands to floras from other spots in the Mediterranean and Atlantic seas, measuring the resemblance by the Sorensen index. As conclussions we can stand out that: - The resemblance index decreases with the distance but is not proportional to it. - Corsica, the Balearic lslands and the Southern ltaly belong to a warmer central-mediterranean zone. - There is a great difference between the western mediterranean flora and the eastern mediterranean one.
Key concepts: Balearic islands, Mediterranean climate, Mediterranean sea, Flora (microbiology), Mediterranean Islands, Geography, Benthic zone, Ecology