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Índice Bibliográfico De La Fauna Del Estado De Veracruz, México (Siglos Xvi Al Xx) ISBN 968-834-696-9 ÍNDICE BIBLIOGRÁFICO DE LA FAUNA DEL ESTADO DE VERACRUZ, MÉXICO (SIGLOS XVI AL XX). VOLUMEN I BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF FAUNA IN THE STATE OF VERACRUZ, MEXICO ( XVI TO XX CENTURIES). VOLUME I INDEX BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE SUR LA FAUNE DE L' ÉTAT DE VERACRUZ, MEXICO (XVI-XXÉME SIÉCLES). VOLUME I FERNANDO HERNÁNDEZ BAZ UNIVERSIDAD VERACRUZANA Raúl Arias Lovillo Rector María del Pilar Velasco Muñoz-Ledo Secretaria Académica Elías Álvarez Vélez Secretario de Administración y Finanzas Jose Luis Rivas Vélez Director General Editorial ÍNDICE BIBLIOGRÁFICO DE LA FAUNA DEL ESTADO DE VERACRUZ, MÉXICO (SIGLOS XVI AL XX). VOLUMEN I BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF FAUNA IN THE STATE OF VERACRUZ, MEXICO ( XVI TO XX CENTURIES). VOLUME I INDEX BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE SUR LA FAUNE DE L' ÉTAT DE VERACRUZ, MEXICO (XVI-XXÉME SIÉCLES). VOLUME I Fernando Hernández Baz UNIVERSIDAD VERACRUZANA 2005 ÍNDICE BIBLIOGRÁFICO DE LA FAUNA DEL ESTADO DE VERACRUZ, MÉXICO (SIGLOS XVI AL XX). VOLUMEN I BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF FAUNA IN THE STATE OF VERACRUZ, MEXICO (XVI TO XX CENTURIES). VOLUME I INDEX BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE SUR LA FAUNE DE L' ÉTAT DE VERACRUZ, MEXICO (XVI-XXÉME SIÉCLES). VOLUME I Copias adicionales de este libro pueden ser ordenadas gratuitamente con el autor. Additional copies of this book can be requested free of charge with the author. Les copies additionnelles de ce libre pourront êtres commandées gratuitement de l'auteur. Facultad de Biología, Universidad Veracruzana Zona Universitaria, Circuito Gonzalo Aguirre Beltrán s/n., C.P. 91000 y/o Apartado Postal 785 Xalapa, Veracruz, México Teléfono y Fax.: (52) (228) 842-17-48 Este libro puede ser citado de la siguiente manera: Hernández Baz, F. 2005. Índice bibliográfico de la fauna del estado de Veracruz (siglos XVI al XX). Volumen I. Universidad Veracruzana. 159 p. Primera edición, mayo 2001 DR. © Sociedad Veracruzana de Zoología, A. C. Segunda edición, junio 2005 DR. © Universidad Veracruzana Dirección Editorial Apartado Postal 97, C.P. 91000 Xalapa, Veracruz, México ISBN: 968-834-696-9 Los recursos para la presente edición fueron obtenidos de la Dirección General Editorial; Dirección General del Área Biológico Agropecuaria y de la Facultad de Biología de la Universidad Veracruzana. Foto de portada: especie de Saturniidae (Lepidoptera) en el Biotopo “el Quetzal”. Guatemala. Tomada por Fernando Hernández Baz, febrero/2005. Impreso y hecho en México / Printed and made in Mexico / Imprimé au Mexique DEDICATORIA Este libro está dedicado con mucho respeto y agradecimiento al doctor Raúl Arias Lovillo, rector de la Universidad Veracruzana, quien ha sido y es maestro de muchas generaciones de profesionistas en esta máxima casa de estudios y quien me ha brindado un invaluable apoyo en mi vida profesional. CONTENIDO Presentación . 7 Presentation . 8 Présentation . 9 Agradecimientos . 10 Introducción . 11 La sabiduría indígena . 12 Los siglos XIX y XX . 13 Indicaciones al usuario . 14 Literatura citada . 15 Índice Bibliográfico . 17 Índice Temático . 141 FERNANDO HERNÁNDEZ BAZ PRESENTACIÓN Desde la época precolombina se ha insectos terrestres y el de la micro generado información muy importante fauna marina, no está bien entendida, sobre los recursos naturales del estado los ciclos de vida de la mayor parte de de Veracruz y dentro de este rubro, los invertebrados terrestres y acuáticos resalta lo hecho con su fauna. Con el se desconocen, en este mismo sentido paso de los siglos, se han publicado sus aspectos taxonómicos, los temas por diversos medios nacionales y del zoogeográficos, su importancia extranjero libros, artículos científicos e ecológica, sus relaciones tróficas, información no especializada dinámicas poblacionales, parasitismos concerniente a los ricos grupos y el cómo afectan o modifican su zoológicos de esta entidad, información hábitat; pero lo mas grave aún es que se encuentra dispersa en carecer de un inventario total de los bibliotecas de diversos países del invertebrados. mundo entre los que destacan México, Francia, Inglaterra, Estados Unidos de Este trabajo, en sus 2, 573 referencias Norteamérica, España, Alemania; entre trata de reunir la mayor cantidad otros, situación que se aprecia en el posible de información científica amplio cúmulo de referencias de este publicada entre los siglos XVI al XX índice bibliográfico, y que puede ser (1598–1993), referente a la fauna del considerado como un vademecum estado de Veracruz, lo que nos faunístico. permitirá conocer, en un sentido general, lo que se ha hecho y, lo más Aún así, la macro y micro fauna de importante, lo que aún falta por hacer. Veracruz mantiene muchos secretos Teniendo como una máxima: “No por descubrir. No sólo existe la podemos proteger y menos aún utilizar, necesidad de realizar estudios lo que no sabemos que tenemos”. específicos, sino también generales como, por ejemplo: la migración de El autor 7 ÍNDICE BIBLIOGRÁFICO DE LA FAUNA... PRESENTATION Since pre-Columbian times, very parasitism and how these affect or important information about the natural modify their habitat, what is even more resources of Veracruz State has been serious, we lack a complete inventory made known, and within this of all invertebrates. framework, that of its fauna stands out. Over centuries, books, scientific articles This compilation with its 2,573 and non specialized information references attempts to bring together concerning the abundant zoological the highest possible amount of groups in this area, have been scientific information published published in divers media both at a between the XVI and XX centuries national and international level. This (1598-1993), relating to the fauna of information can be found dispersed in the State of Veracruz, which informs us libraries in different countries including in general, what has been Mexico, France, England, United States accomplished and most importantly, of America, Germany and Spain among what remains to be done. Bearing in others. This can be observed in the mind the maxim: “we cannot protect wide range of references included in and much less conserve, that of which this bibliographic index, which may well we are unawere we possess”. be considered a faunal vademecum. The author Nonetheless, the micro and macro fauna of Veracruz hold many secrets yet undisclosed. Not only is there the need for carrying out specific studies, but also those of a general nature, for example, land insects and micro marine fauna migrations are not clearly understood. The life cycle of the majority of land and water invertebrates is unknown, as are their taxonomic aspects, zoogeographical issues, their ecological importance, their trophic relationships, populations dynamics, 8 FERNANDO HERNÁNDEZ BAZ PRÉSENTATION qui n'est pas encore bien comprise ; Une quantité d’information très de même, les cycles de vie de la importante sur les ressources majorité des invertébrés terrestres nous naturelles de l'État de Veracruz a été sont méconnus, ainsi que les aspects accumulée depuis l´époque taxonomiques, les thèmes zoo- préhispanique et, dans cette vaste géographiques, leurs importances rubrique, les publications écrites sur sa écologiques ,les relations trophiques, la faune sont remarquables. Au cours des dynamique de populations, les siècles, des livres, des articles parasitismes et la façon dont ces scientifiques et de l´information non invertébrés parviennent à modifier leur spécialisée sur les vastes groupes habitat. zoologiques de l'entité, ont été publiés à l'aide de fonds nationaux et Mais il y a encore plus grave: nous étrangers. Ils sont dispersés dans les manquons d'un inventaire complet sur bibliothèques de nombreux pays du les invertébrés. monde parmi lesquels on distingue le Mexique, la France, l'Angleterre, Avec ses 2' 573 références, ce travail a l'Amérique du Nord, l'Espagne et pour objectif de réunir un maximum l'Allemagne. Cette situation non d'informations scientifiques publiées négligeable dans le riche ensemble de entre les XVIe et XXe siècles (1589- références que comporte cette 1993)en ce qui concerne la faune de bibliographie pourrait être considérée l'État de Veracruz, information qui nous comme une vade-mecum de la faune. permettra de connaître dans leurs aspects généraux , les travaux réalisés Cependant, la macro et micro-faune de et l'information qui reste à réunir. Veracruz conserve encore des secrets à découvrir . Il est donc nécessaire En ayant comme formule "Ce que nous d'entreprendre des études spécifiques ne pouvons protéger et encore moins et en même temps plus générales, par conserver; c'est ce que nous ne savons exemple, sur la migration des insectes pas que nous ayons". terrestres et de la faune micro-marine, L´ anteur 9 ÍNDICE BIBLIOGRÁFICO DE LA FAUNA... AGRADECIMIENTOS Innumerables fueron las personas que de muchas formas contribuyeron para Un especial agradecimiento a los la elaboración de este trabajo, ya sea bibliotecarios del Instituto de Ecología, proporcionando separatas o sugiriendo A. C., de la Unidad de Servicios referencias. Bibliotecarios de la Universidad Veracruzana, del Instituto de Biología Especialmente deseo agradecer a de la UNAM y de la Escuela Nacional diversos investigadores del Instituto de de Ciencias Biológicas del Instituto Biología de la UNAM, quienes durante Politécnico Nacional. el desarrollo de mis estudios me permitieron revisar sus importantes Sin duda alguna, fueron muy bibliotecas al; Carlos R. Beutelspacher importantes los comentarios realizados Baigst, Harry Braylovski Alperowitz, a este documento, por lo cual extiendo Santiago Zaragoza Caballero,
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