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2 Müller 4.) Results of the investigation of herbarium material deposited in the herbaria’s of Paris (PC) and Stockholm (S). 5.) Results of the determination of Chilean moss material in the herbarium of Dresden (DR). Important records of this were already published separately (Müller 2002, Müller 2009). The arrangement of the checklist The arrangement of the alphabetically list of recorded taxa follows He (1998). To each taxon references are given. To show the range of each taxon in Chile, its regional and provincial distribution is given. Chile is divided into 15 regions. Every region is further divided into provinces. Each region is designated by a name and a Roman numeral. The only exception is the region housing the nation's capital, which is designated RM, that stands for Región Metropolitana (Metropolitan Region). Two new regions, Arica and Parinacota in the north, and Los Ríos in the south, were created in 2006, and became operative in October 2007. In the numbering scheme, Region XIII was skipped; Arica and Parinacota was designated Region XV, while Los Ríos was designated Region XIV. The division of Chile in political regions is shown in Figure 1. The regional distribution of each taxon is given in the list in the order from north to south. The number of accepted taxa recorded for each political region of Chile as well as for Juan Fernández Islands and Easter Island is provided in Table 1. To show the progress in the bryological exploration of the regions the species numbers of the previous checklist of He (1998) are given. All validly published names that are widely accepted or that reflect opinions expressed in published monographs are written in the checklist in bold face italic font. Taxa with insufficiently known status, e. g., mostly nomina nuda, and illegitimate names, are written in non bold face italic font. Heterotypic synonyms or taxonomic synonyms are marked by an equal sign (=) followed by a reference of an author. Homotypic or nomenclatural synonyms are indicated by an identity sign (≡). In Chile, 890 moss taxa are currently accepted from 230 genera and 68 families. The systematic arrangement of the genera and families follows with minor modifications the sequence of Goffinet et al. (2008). Despite checking and re-checking, some errors doubtless remain undetected in this document, and literature overlooked, and the author would be very grateful to know of any of these. Comments please send to Frank.Mueller@tu-dresden.de This document is not intended as a taxonomic work. The quality of the data in this list is variable in its taxonomic quality, although it attempts to present the latest position for all taxa. ISSN 0945-3466
ARCHIVE FOR BRYOLOGY 58 (2009) Mosses of Chile Table 1. Number of accepted taxa reported for political regions of Chile Region Provinces XV. Arica y Parinacota I. Tarapacá El Tamarugal, Iquique Number of taxa (He 1998) Number of taxa (current list) Arica, Parinacota 22 0 II. Antofagasta Antofagasta, El Loa, Tocopilla 8 19 III. Atacama Chañaral, Copiapó, Huasco 8 12 IV. Coquimbo Choapa, Elqui, Limarí 66 87 V. Valparaíso RM. Metropolitana Los Andes, Petorca, Quillota, San Antonio, San Felipe de Aconcagua, Valparaíso Chacabuco, Cordillera, Maipo, Melipilla, Santiago, Talagante 0 169 168 136 136 VI. O'Higgins Cachapoal, Cardenal Caro, Colchagua 53 63 VII. Maule Cauquenes, Curicó, Linares, Talca 65 163 VIII. Biobío Arauco, Biobío, Concepción, Ñuble 190 315 IX. La Araucanía Cautín, Malleco 234 251 XIV. Los Ríos Valdivia, Ranco 282 412 X. Los Lagos Chiloé, Llanquihue, Osorno, Palena 346 XI. Aisén XII. Magallanes Juan Fernández Isla de Pascua (Easter Island) Aisén, Capitán Prat, Coihaique, General Carrera Antártica Chilena, Magallanes, Tierra del Fuego, Última Esperanza Isla Robinson Crusoe, Isla Alejandro Selkirk 310 337 450 436 158 153 0 34 3
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