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(MZUC-UCCC) Entre Diciembre De 1992 Y Agosto De 2015 Gayana 79(2): 173-207, 2015. ISSN 0717-652X Catálogo de los tipos depositados en las colecciones zoológicas de la Universidad de Concepción (MZUC-UCCC) entre diciembre de 1992 y agosto de 2015 Catalogue of added types to the zoological collections of the Universidad de Concepcion (MZUC-UCCC) between December 1992 and August 2015 JORGE N. ARTIGAS1 & ELVIRA S. SOLAR2 1Curador MZUC-UCCC. Museo de Zoología, Universidad de Concepción, Casilla 160-C. Concepción-Chile. [email protected] 2Técnico Universitario. Museo de Zoología, Universidad de Concepción, Casilla 160-C. Concepción-Chile. [email protected] RESUMEN El Museo de Zoología de la Universidad de Concepción (MZUC-UCCC) presenta periódicamente los ingresos de material tipo a sus colecciones. La primera lista (Parte I), fue entregada en diciembre de 1968, sus autores Tomás Cekalovic y Jorge N. Artigas, consideraron todos los tipos de cualquier denominación. Las siguientes listas: Partes II-V, de los mismos autores, siguieron similar presentación (Parte II enero 1969-enero 1974; Parte III hasta septiembre de 1976; Parte IV hasta junio 1981; Parte V junio 1981-diciembre 1992). Posterior a la Parte V, hay un período de 22 años, debido a la jubilación y fallecimiento de don Tomás Cekalovic (curador). La presente Parte VI, fue elaborada por Jorge N. Artigas y E. Solar y considera los tipos ingresados entre diciembre 1992 y agosto 2015. Se entrega cuadro que incluye el total de tipos ingresos entre 1968 y 2015. En el período correspondiente a diciembre 1992 y agosto 2015 (Parte VI), se incorpora en este período un total de 2.656 tipos de distintas denominaciones. PALABRAS CLAVE: Coleccion es científi cas, Tipos, Museo de Zoología, Concepción, Chile ABSTRACT The Zoology Museum of the Universidad de Concepción (MZUC-UCCC) periodically reports on all new additions of type material to its collections. The fi rst list (Part I), was submitted in December of 1968 by Tomas Cekalovic and Jorge N. Artigas and included all types regardless of their denomination. Parts II-V, by the same authors, followed the same format (Part II January-1969/January 1974; Part III until September 1976; Part IV until June 1981; Part V june 1981-December 1992). After Part V, there is a 22 years gap due to the retirement and later passing of Tomas Cekalovic (Curator). The present Part VI, is authored by Jorge N. Artigas and E. Solar and takes into account the types added between December 1992 and August 2015. The accompanying fi gure includes all Types added between 1968 and 2015. Within the period corresponding to December 1992 and August 2015 (Part VI) a total of 2.656 types were added to the collection, with different names. KEYWORDS: Scientifi c collecti ons, Types, Museum of Zoology, Concepción, Chile INTRODUCCIÓN En la presente lista se incluyen por primera vez los números MZUC que poseen, deseablemente, cada Esta VI lista (Parte VI) agrega ejemplares tipos depositados ejemplar incorporado al Museo, salvo los insectos donde en las colecciones zoológicas del Museo de Zoología de solamente portan número MZUC los tipos, de cualquier la Universidad de Concepción (MZUC-UCCC; en las denominación. partes I y II se ha usdo, ocasionalmente, la sigla INCO En las partes anteriores de este catálogo (I-V), los como referencia a la colección fundacional de insectos del ejemplares tipos de Insecta no poseen número MZUC, MZUC-UCCC), entre diciembre de 1992 y agosto de 2015: pues este número fue creado con el inicio de la Base de 2.656 ejemplares tipos de distintas denominaciones. Datos Abierta (2008). 173 Gayana 79(2), 2015 TABLA I. Cuadro resumen del material tipo depositado en el Museo de colecciones zoológicas de la Universidad de Concepción entre 1968 y 2015. TABLE I. Table summary of the types material deposited in the Museum of zoological collections of the University of Conception between 1968 and 2015. Nº Nº Taxa* Holo Tipos Alo Para Neo Lecto Coti Topo Otros** TOTAL spp. ejems Protozoa 38 346 - 4 - 41 - - - 266 26 337 Porifera 13 21 8 - - 2 ---- 1 11 Onychophora 2 3 2 1 -- ---- - 3 Chaetognatha 1 1 1 - 1 10 ---- - 12 Insecta 1025 6605 393 - 232 4386 61 2 9 549 981 6613 Crustacea 33 404 19 - 11 252 - - 125 - - 407 Arachnida 62 240 18 - 5 200 5 - - 3 2 233 Bryozoa 115 328 113 - - 214 - - - 1 328 Annelida 31 120 12 - - 108 ---- - 120 Cnidaria 14 32 - - - 32 ---- - 32 Platyhelminthes 38 246 27 - - 214 ---- 5246 Acanthocephala 1 3 1 - 1 1 ---- - 3 Nemertea 1 1 - - - 1 ---- - 1 Nematoda 1 10 1 1 9 ---- - 10 Nematomorpha 4 16 4 - - 12 ---- - 16 Echinodermata 11 19 4 - - 10 5 - - - - 19 Mollusca 45 393 15 129 248 1 393 Amphibia 12 189 8 - - 70 - - - 16 95 189 Reptilia 62 332 31 8 246 1 - - 47 - 333 Pisces 4 14 1 - - 9 - - - 4 - 14 TOTAL 1513 9320 648 4 260 5934 72 2 134 1133 1112 9314 * Según: Zoología. Principios integrales. Hickman, Roberts & Larson, 1995. ** Incluye: Esquisotipo, Fototipo, Hipotipo, Homeotipo, Homometatipo, Homotipo, Homotopotipo, Metahomotipo, Metatipo, Neanotipo, Nepionotipo, Plastotipo, Plesiotipo, Sintipo y Typus comparandus. En el período correspondiente a la presente publicación (Parte VI: diciembre 1992-agosto 2015), se incorporaron al MZUC los siguientes tipos, ahora incluidos en este cuadro general: 292 nuevas especies; 2.656 ejemplares; 158 Holotipos; 4 Tipos (sólo “Tipo” indica la etiqueta); 93 Alotipos; 1.809 Paratipos; 1 Neotipo; 3 Cotipos; 118 Topotipos; 469 de otras denominaciones. Total: 2.656 ejemplares tipos MZUC-UCCC, al 31 de agosto de 2015. 174 Tipos en las colecciones zoológicas de la Universidad de Concepción: JORGE ARTIGAS & ELVIRA SOLAR COLECCIONES COMPLETAS INCORPORADAS AL MZUC-UCCC ENTRE 1955 Y 2013 El Museo de Zoología ha adquirido, recibido en comodato o como donación, hasta la fecha, las siguientes colecciones. Con asterisco (*) las de mayor relevancia científi ca. 1955 Jorge Artigas : Insecta, Calliphoridae (histórica fundacional) 1955 Ottmar Wilhelm : Peces de Isla de Pascua (histórica fundacional) 1957 Elda Fagetti : Crustacea, Copepoda 1958 Ramón Gutiérrez : Insecta, Scarabaeidae 1962 Sergio Barros V.* : Aves 1965 Rodolfo Wagenknecht* : Insecta, Apoidea 1966 Pedro Ramírez : Nidos de aves y huevos 1967 Luis E. Peña* : Insecta, Tenebrionidae 1969 Victor A. Gallardo : Annelida, Polychaeta de Vietnam 1970 José Stuardo : Invertebrata, Mollusca 1971 Jaffuel y Pirion* : Insecta, Colección general (en comodato) 1972 Tomás Cekalovic : Insecta, Coleoptera 1974 Roberto Donoso-Barros* : Reptilia y Amphibia 1975 Dieter Reise* : Mammalia, Rodentia 1975 Jorge Castillo : Echinodermata, Ophiuroidea 1976 Ruth Desqueyroux-Faúndez : Porifera 1977 Guillermo Mann : Pequeños Mamíferos 1978 Congregación Padres Franceses : Museo Zoológico general (principalmente aves y mamíferos) 1978 Marco A. Retamal : Invertebrata, Crustacea 1978 Alberto Larrain : Echinodermata 1979 Franklin Carrasco : Annelida, Polychaeta 1983 Vivianne Jerez : Insecta, Chrysomelidae 1982 Manfredo Fritz* : Insecta, Hymenoptera 1985 José Herrera : Insecta, Lepidoptera 1987 N. Papavero-J.N. Artigas* : Insecta, Asilidae 1988 Waldo Venegas : Mammalia, Rodentia 1989 Mario Pino : Insecta general 1993 César Villalba-J. Fernández* : Platelmintos parásitos de peces 1994 Juan E. Barriga* : Insecta, Bruchidae 2000 Tomás Moore : Insecta, Buprestidae 2001 José Stuardo : Invertebrata, Mollusca 2001 Centro EULA : Insecta, larvas acuáticas 2002 Jacobo Numhauser* : Insecta, Lucanidae 2003 Mauricio Alarcón : Insecta, Siphonaptera 2004 Marco A. Retamal* : Crustacea, Decapoda 2007 Rubén Badilla : Insecta-Lepidoptera-Noctuidae de Isla de Pascua, La Mina y Paso Pehuenche, Talca 2008 H.L. Pincheira : Insectos Cordillera de Nahuelbuta 2008 Andrés Angulo* : Insecta, Noctuidae 2008 Tomás Cekalovic : Insecta Microcoleoptera 2009 Luis E. Parra* : Insecta, Geometridae 2010 Juan C. Ortiz* : Reptilia, Amphibia 2010 Jorge N. Artigas* : Insecta, Asilidae 2011 Hugo I. Moyano* : Bryozoa 2011 Victor H. Ruiz* : Peces 2011 María E. Casanueva : Arácnida 2011 Margarita Marchant * : Foraminifera 2013 Jacobo Numhauser : Insecta, Lepidoptera 175 Gayana 79(2), 2015 PARTE VI m, 10-july-2004, I. & G. Mayer colls. MATERIAL TIPO INGRESADO AL MZUC ENTRE DICIEMBRE INSECTA-ORTHOPTERA-PROSCOPIIDAE 1992 Y AGOSTO 2015. Epsigrypa longicaudata Tapia, 1982. 1 Alotipo MZUC Nº 35793. Chile. Algarrobo, 11-XI-1970, P. Ramírez F. col.; PROTOZOA-FORAMINIFERIDA-LAGENINA-ELLIPSOLAGENIDAE 1 Holotipo MZUC Nº 35794. Valparaíso, Qda. Verde, XI- Fissurina susanae Figueroa, Marchant, Giglio & 1967, H. Romo col.; 1 Paratipo MZUC Nº35795. Valparaíso, Ramírez, 2006: 1 Tipo MZUC (UCCC) Nº 30084 + 6 Villa Alemana, 25-XI-1967, Jordan col.; 3 Paratipos MZUC ejemplares, Chile, Cruise SO – 156: Valparaíso-Chiloé, Nº 35796, 35798-35799. Valparaíso, Parque Peñuelas, VIII- 2001 (42º - 44º S) (Exped. Cient. Alemana PUCK); 2 1964, N. Hichins O. col.; 1 Paratipos MZUC Nº 35797. Paratipos MZUC (UCCC) Nº 30085 y 30086, Chile, Cruise Chile Central, XI-1967, Martínez col. SO – 156: Valparaíso-Chiloé, 2001 (42º - 44º S) (Exped. Orthophastigia bimaculata Tapia, 1982. 1 Alotipo MZUC Cient. Alemana PUCK). Nº 35800. Chile. Maule, San Javier, cam. Constitución, Oolina margaritae Figueroa, Marchant, Giglio & 29-XI-1970, J. Solervicens col.; 1 Paratipo MZUC Nº Ramírez, 2006: 1 Tipo MZUC (UCCC) Nº 30111 + 1 35801. Maule, San Javier, cam. Constitución, 29-XI-1970, ejemplares, Chile, Cruise SO – 156: Valparaíso-Chiloé, 2001 J. Solervicens col.; 1 Paratipo MZUC Nº 35802. Perales, (38º S, 42º - 44º S) (Exped. Cient. Alemana PUCK); Paratipos I-1932; 1 Paratipo MZUC Nº 35803. Vilches, XI-1960, P. MZUC (UCCC) Nº 30112, 7 ejemplares,
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