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Rev. Bioi. Trop., 44, Supp\. 3: 59-67, 1996<strong>Annotated</strong> <strong>checklist</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>marine</strong> <strong>molluscs</strong> <strong>collected</strong> <strong>during</strong> <strong>the</strong> R. V. VictorHensen Costa Rica Expedition 1993/1994R. A. Cruz&cuela de Ciencias Biol6gicas. Area de Ecologfa y Manejo de Recursos Costeros. Laboratorio de Manglares. UniversidadN~naJ. Heredia, Costa Rica.(Rec. 25 N · I995 . Rev. 22·1\·1996. Acep. 22-IV- I996)Abltnlct: An annotated <strong>checklist</strong> <strong>of</strong> species <strong>of</strong> <strong>marine</strong> <strong>molluscs</strong> from Golfo Dulce, Bahfa Coronado and Golfo deNicoya. Costa Rica, obtained aI 20-200 m <strong>during</strong> <strong>the</strong> Victor Hensen cruise, includes 157 species: 108 Gastropoda and49 Pelecypoda. The <strong>checklist</strong> includes station and depth data for all species.Kty words: Molluscs, Gastropoda, Bivalvia, taxonomy, Costa Rica.Except for <strong>the</strong> taxonomic information ongastropods and bivalves along <strong>the</strong> shores <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>Panamic Province by Olsson (1961) and Keen(1971), and <strong>the</strong> reports <strong>of</strong> Nichols-Driscoll(1976) and Maurer et al. (1984) on <strong>the</strong> benthicinvertebrates <strong>of</strong> Golfo Dulce and Golfo deNicoya respectively, <strong>the</strong>re are no species listsavailable for <strong>the</strong> Golfo Dulce, BahEa Coronadoand Golfo de Nicoya.The purpose <strong>of</strong> this proyect is to list <strong>the</strong> gastropodsand bivalves <strong>collected</strong> <strong>during</strong> <strong>the</strong> surveys<strong>of</strong> RV Victor Hensen.MATERIAL AND METHODSAll specimens <strong>collected</strong> <strong>during</strong> <strong>the</strong> two legs<strong>of</strong> RV Victor Hensen were preserved in 10 %formaline and identified using Olsson (1961),Keen (1971) and Skoglund (1991.1992).Specimens are deposited in <strong>the</strong> Museo deBiologfa Marina, Universidad Nacional (UN).For station data see Wolff and Vargas (1994).RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONThe list <strong>of</strong> gastropods and bivalves found at<strong>the</strong> various sample stations in <strong>the</strong> three areasappears on Table I .A total <strong>of</strong> 157 species were identified: 108gastropods and 49 bivalves.Among <strong>the</strong> most abundant gastropods werePolystira oxitropis and Strombina fusionoideain Golfo Dulce, Oliva polpasta in BahfaColorado and Fusinus panamensis in <strong>the</strong> Golfode Nicoya.The highest species number <strong>of</strong> gastropodswas found at station 51 (Golfo de Nicoya,about 60 m)Of <strong>the</strong> 49 bivalves collecte·d, TellinaeClUldoriana was <strong>the</strong> domina! living bivalve inGolfo Dulce and Golfo de Nicoya.Bivalve species richness was highest at station31 (Bahfa Ballena. 22 m), followed by sta·tion 35 and 51 (Golfo de Nicoya, 15 m and 65m, respectively-).


Sinwn grayi (Deshayes, 1843)v. HENSEN: Expedilion to COSIa Rica 61"(75 m) UN-891-KOvu1idaeJtnneria pusrulata (Lightfoot, 1786) 31 (20-30 m) UN-940-K50 (45 m)TonnidaeMalta ringtns (Swainson, 1822) 1\6 (40m) UN-942-KCassididaeStmicassis ctnliquadrolo (Valenciennes. 1832) 35 (15 m) UN-948-KFicidaeFicus ventricosa (Sowerby, 1825) 06 (40m) UN-952-KRanellidaeCymatiumamictoideum Keen, 1971 (65m) UN-954-K'ILiMltI/a weil/manni (Anion. 1839) 43 (20m) UN-955-KDI11O'S;0 carutr;cta (Broderip.1833) 1\6 (40 m) UN -962-K(65 m)'I(100 m)" (75 m)N (200 m)a (100m)p (sa m)D;s/ars;o decussala (Valenciennes, 1832) 31 (20 m) UN-963-K50 (45 m)" (100m)Bw;idaeBursa cOfful/ara corrul/ata (Perry, 1811) 50 (45 m) UN-964-KBu/onaria nona (Broderip & Sowerby, 1829) 1\6 (40 m) UN-966-K50 (45 m)(65m)'I p (50m)F (70 m)H (15m)MuricidaeHausrt llum recurviroslris (Broderip, 1833)"(200 m) UN-976-KHalLl/tl/um tr/coronis (Berry, 1960) 50 (45 m) UN-978-K'I (65m)F (70m)J (sam)Chicoreus brassica (Lamarck. 1822) 35 (18 m) UN -979-K(65m)(100 m)" (75m)p (sam)S (sam)Chicoreus regius (Swainson, 1821)'I(65m) UN-98l-KChicort us ptra/us (Keeo, 1960) 52 (100 m) UN-982-KF (70 m)Plu opurpuro ctntrifuga (Hinds, 1844)'I"(100 m) UN- 1037-KN (200 m)Haus/elloryphis cum/ngii (Broderip, 1833) F (70m) UN-I048-KNtQfXlrana mUT;cala (Broderip.1832)'I(65m) UN -I095-KBuccinidaeCanlhorus panamicus (Henlein & Strong. 1951)'I(65 m) UN- II04-K


62 REVISTA DE BIOLOGIA TROPICALCan/haria ,eMu; Beny, 1962" G(65 m) UN-II05-K(200m)J (50 m)Can/harus gaf~si (Berry. 1963) 06 (40m) UN-I 120-K" (100 m )0 (100m)p (SOm)G (200 m)eM/han.: IfIOCrospira (Berry. 1957) 31 (20-30 m) UN- 112 ' -KT (20m)H (15-20 m)M elllia amosi Vanatta, 1913 P (50m) UN- JI33-KNonhia NJnltiDe (Griffilh & Pidgeon. 1834)(65m) UN- II36-KAnti/oplws wraguensis (Hinds. 1843) " 06 (49m) UN- 11 38-K" (65m)(100 m)P (50 m)E (40 m)Phos crass"s Hinds. 1844 06 (40 m) UN-1139-K30 (20 m)(\00 m)Phos gauderu Hinds, 1&44(I S m) UN-1142-Krlws arricuia/us Hinds. 1844 30 (20m) UN·ll44·K(65m)TrajanafNriduis(DaIl, 19 10)(65m) UN-1148-KF (70 m)TrullCariafilosa (A.Adams & Reeve, 1846)" " "(65 m) UN-1151 -K(75 m)Colu mbellidaeCosmioconchtJ ..wdeS/a (Pow)'S. 1835) 43 (20m) UN-1216-K(IS m)" (100 m)D (20 m)Srrombi1Ul dorSllla (Sowerby. 1832)(IS m) UN-1 270-KSlrombi'lajusiIWidea Dalt. 1916 P (SOm) UN-1272-KF (70 m)S/r(mwiM r« lIn'a (Sowcrby. 1832)CoronopJlJ rundOl.ilM (Shasky. 1970)"""" F(65m) UN-1282-KT (20 m)(65m) UN-1287-K(70m)Coronop:rj:r rllrrira Sowcrby. 1832) 43 (20m) UN-1288-KNassarius cafaf/us (Oall. 1908)"(100 m) UN - 1292-KP (50 m)F (70m)Nassarius gal~gosj SlrOflg & Hcnlcin. 1937 )j (18 m) UN- 1299-KJ (50 m)Nassurius nodicincfll!i (A. Adams. 1852) 06 (40m) UN- I307·KP (50 m )J (50m)NassariU1 :rhast,-i Mclean. 1970"(65 m) UN -i312-K


V. HENSEN: fupedilion \0 Costa Rica 63UlIIrus Nmp,,,1Ii llenk: in &; Strong. 19, I 31 (2O- JO rn ) UN·I329· KSO (4S m)FII,IJnllJ paflilmt!rlSlJ Dall 1908 (65 m) UN·I)49·K'I( 100 m)(75 m)(200 m)" 0 (1 00 m)p (50 m)G (200 m)[ (1 60-200 m)lWpid3CH~rp


64 REVISTA DE BIOLOGIA TROPICALConidaeConus orCllants 8rodcrip & Sowcrby, 1829Conus , .. glliaris Sowerby, 1833"(100 m ) UN-1496-Kp (50 m )F (70 m)"(65 m) UN-I507-K(100 m)(75 m)0 (100 m)p (5Om)Q (20m)F OOm)ConliS orclwn Brodcrip. 1833 31 (20m) UN- ISIO-KConus /ugUJoni Sowerby. 1873 '1 (65 m ) UN-ISII-KF (70 m)Conus Mrp/uw Sowcrby_ 18S1COlllU lomo/ws Sowerby. 1833"(IS m) UN-ISIS-K(IS m ) UN-1S16-KSO (45 m)TerebridaeT .., .. bra armilla/a Hi nds, 1844 06 (4Om) UN· l S22·K31 (20m)( IS m)T .. ubraglollCQ Hinds. 1844 P (5Om) UN-\S38-KTtr .. bra hancocki Brllu::her & Burch(IS m) UN·l540-KTu .. bro ornata Gray. 1834 31 (20m) UN- ISS4-KSO (45 m)'1 (65 m )Tutbro robtulo Hinds. 1844 '1 (65 m ) UN-l560-KTurridaeTia/urris lilrya (Oall. 1919) ' 1 (65 m ) UN-1S76-KP (5O m)F (70 m)lmackwa pilsbryi Bartsch. 1950 31 (20-30 m) UN-I604-K(IS m)DrillitJ ,ouolo (Hertlein & SlrOng. 1955) 31 (20-30 m ) UN-162 1-K" (IS m )Po!ysfira nobilis (Hinds. I S43) 06 (40 m) UN·1647·K' 1 (65 m)(75 m)" N (200 m)0 (20 m)p (5Om)F (70m)G (200m)Polys/ira ory/ropis (Sowerby.1834) 06 (4Om) UN-I649·K31 (20-30 m)' 1 (65 m)" (100m)(75 m)p (5O m)Q (20 m )F (70 m)G (200 m)Polys/ita pie/a (Reeve, 1&43) 31 (20-30m) UN· I649· K"""


V. HENSEN: Expedilion to Costa Rica"p (SO m)Q (20m)D (20 m)Fusiturricuia arm/ioo (Dall.l908) P (SOm) UN·1654·KN (200 m)E (40 m)Cochltspira ud<strong>of</strong>lulli (Reeve. 1843)"(6~ m) UN-I655·K(200 m)N (200 m)P (50m)F (70 m)G (200m)I (l60-200m)KMfasria wal.lm Berry. 1958 P (50 m) UN·I662·KCrauispira lfIlIura (Sowerby. 1834)(65 m) UN·1676-KCrassispira bailt/UU1U15 Henlein & Scrong. 1951 " (65 m) UN·I682-KF (70 m)Hirulsic/al'a miiirnrlS (Reeve.1843) F (70 m) UN-I7IO-KHirulsic/al'a rtJuUJ (Oall. 19(8) JI (20-30 m) UN- 1711·KN (200 m)p (SO m)E (40 m)F (70 m)H (15·20 m)CarillOdrillia 0001115 Pilsbry & Lowe. 1932(65 m) UN-I72I-KC()lIlwJdrillia alus/is (Oall. 1919) F (70 m) UN· I 734-KCfllVlIIrriculn arcuata (Reeve. 1843)(6~ m) UN·1764-K" 52 (100 m)p (SO m)Glypht)J/()1IIlJ oo)'tn Olsson. 1971Slrombillorurrir crokui Henlein & Scrong. 1951"""(6~ m) UN·ln9·K52 (100 m)N (200 m)"BIVALVES(65 m) UN·1787·KFamilieslspeo::ies Station/depth CatalogueNuculanidaeAdranacrtniftra(Sowerby.1833) P (50m) UN·37· KT (20m)" (65m)N.u:ulatul mart/In Hertlein. Hanna & Strong 1940 (65m) UN-17-K'I""'" A~ra bUuigwln/a N (200 m) UN·ANu/ara WIIC/MQ (Sowerby. 1833) N (200 m) UN-78-Kp (SO m)Arladara IlIU (Sowerby. 1833) 31 (20-30 m) UN·86· KArrapac(fica(Sowerby.1833) F (70 m)Arropsis solida Sowerby. 1833 Jj (15 m) UN·99· KMytilidaeilylt//a gu)'Qlltnsil (Umatck. 1819) Jj (15 m) UN·125·K


66 REV1STA DE BIOLOGIA TROPICALP innid~Almul mllUfa (Sowcrby, 1835) M (100m) UN-157-KPeclinidacFiaiNlIi{nclell Jl!nceus Hinds. 1845 1 (l60-200m) UN-InKOp~nlu!lmOfNcrt" /Hrtllus (Olsson, 1961) JI (20-30 m ) UN-ISO- KPacipecltn /UmMUrui5 (Ortgny, 1846) 51 (65m) UN-2(l().KPuutiamussium/(llcicuialum (Hinds. 1845) N (200 Ill) UN-204- KSpondylidaeSporuJylus prinups Brodcrip. 18]) F pOrn) UN-lIt-I


V. HENSEN: fupedition to Costa Rica 67Ttllino nicoyal'lll Hertlein &. Strong, 1949Tt llino ochraua Carpenter, 1864Ttllino insculpUl Hanley, IS34iLporimtU$ dc"nM; (Hanley, 1344)Macoll'lll IfU!diOOll1tricaNlMacoll'lll $iliqlUJ (C.B. Adams, Isn)PsamrnobiidacTagtlus bu,seouae Henlein, 19S1Tagtll.l$ pt'l.IviwlIU Pilsbry &. Olsson, 1941COIbulidacCorbww tull'lllca (Olsson. 1961)PboIadidaePhowJ chiklensi$ (Molina. 1782)"(200 m) UN-S36-K31 (20-30 m) UN-S37-K31 (20-30 m) UN·S44·K43 (20 m) UN-SSS-KP (50 m) UN-S6Q.K(200 m)"D (20 m) UN-S66- KG (20 m)54 (200 m)3{J (20 m)4S (IS m)50 (4S m) UN-622-KH (IS m) UN-623-KF (70m) UN-690-KJ (50 m) UN-700-KRESUMENSe presenta una li sla de moluscos gastr6podosy bivalvos recolectados durante el Crucero RVVictor Hensen en el Pacifico de Cosla Rica,entre 20 m y 200 m de pr<strong>of</strong>undidad. Se identificaron157 especies de las cuales 108 son gastr6podosy 49 bival vos.REFERENCESKeen, M. 197 1. Sea s he lls o f Tro pical West Ame rica.Stanford University, Slallford, California. 1064 p.M ~urer, D., C.H. Epifanio, H. Dean, S. Howe. 1. Vargas. A.Dinel &. M. Murillo. 1984. Benthic invertebrates <strong>of</strong> atropical estuary: Gulf <strong>of</strong> Nicoya. Costa Rica. J. Nat, Hist,18: 47~1.Nichols-Driscoll, J. 1976. Benthic invenebmte communitiesin Golfo Dulce. Costa Rica, an anoxk basin. Rev. Bioi.Trop. 24: 281-298.Olsson, A. 1961. Mollusks <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Tropical Eastern Pacific:Panamic-Pacific Pelecypoda. PaleonlOlogical ResearchInstitution, New York. 143 p.S koglund. 1991. Additions to Ihe Pana mic Province.Bivalve (Mollusca) literature 197110 1990, FCSlivus 22:1-79.Skoglund. 1992.Additions to <strong>the</strong> Panamic Province,Gastropod literalure 1971 -1992. FesDvus 24: 1-169.Wolff. M. and J. A. Vargas (Eds). 1994. RV Victor HensenCosla Rica Expedition 199311994. anlrum rur MarineTropenokologie (ZMn Contribution 2. Bremen, 109 p.

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