Interacciones de competencia por espacio entre organismos bentónicos sésiles, con énfasis en interacciones coral-césped

dc.contributor.advisorSanjuan-Muñoz, Adolfo
dc.contributor.advisorGómez Cubillos, Martha Catalina
dc.contributor.advisorZeas Joberg, Sven Eloy
dc.creatorCeballos-Gutierrez, Valentina
dc.date.accessioned2024-07-30T14:53:57Z
dc.date.available2024-07-30T14:53:57Z
dc.date.created2024-05-31
dc.description.abstractEn los fondos marinos duros, la macrofauna sésil está formada por taxones con propiedades similares que pueden ser agrupados ecológicamente. Estos organismos, fijos al fondo, compiten por el espacio para poder disponer del sustrato necesario y sobrevivir, siendo la competencia por el espacio un factor relevante para la composición y diversidad de estos sistemas. Los organismos sésiles utilizan diferentes estrategias para competir, incluyendo tácticas físicas, químicas y biológicas. Los resultados pueden variar considerablemente dependiendo del entorno y de las especies involucradas. En el caso de los corales arrecifales, el estrés ambiental debido al blanqueamiento y/o enfermedades puede desencadenar desbalance en los patrones naturales de competencia por el espacio. Específicamente la competencia entre las macroalgas y los corales tiene un impacto significativo en la salud y dinámica de los arrecifes coralinos. En este trabajo de revisión de la literatura, se pretende proporcionar una visión de los mecanismos y efectos que las interacciones coral-césped tienen sobre las comunidades arrecifales.spa
dc.description.abstractenglishIn hard seabeds, sessile macrofauna is composed of taxa with similar properties that can be ecologically grouped. These organisms, fixed to the seabed, compete for space to secure the necessary substrate and survive, making space competition a relevant factor in the composition and diversity of these systems. Sessile organisms use different strategies to compete, including physical, chemical, and biological tactics. The outcomes can vary considerably depending on the environment and the species involved. In the case of reef corals, environmental stress due to bleaching and/or diseases can trigger an imbalance in the natural patterns of space competition. Specifically, the competition between macroalgae and corals has a significant impact on the health and dynamics of coral reefs. This literature review aims to provide an overview of the mechanisms and effects that coral-turf interactions have on reef communities.spa
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dc.subjectCompetenciaspa
dc.subjectEspaciospa
dc.subjectMecanismosspa
dc.subjectCoralspa
dc.subjectCéspedes algalesspa
dc.subject.keywordCompetitionspa
dc.subject.keywordSpacespa
dc.subject.keywordMechanismsspa
dc.subject.keywordCoralspa
dc.subject.keywordTurfspa
dc.subject.lembMacrofauna marina sésil
dc.subject.lembCompetencia biológica (Ecología)
dc.subject.lembArrecifes de coral -- Efectos ambientales
dc.titleInteracciones de competencia por espacio entre organismos bentónicos sésiles, con énfasis en interacciones coral-céspedspa
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