Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata

La morfometría geométrica permite caracterizar especies y analizar los porcentajes de varianza entre ellas mediante la implementación de proyecciones de datos métricos. Estos patrones de cambio se relacionan con características comportamentales y nos brindan información sobre su morfoespacio o en es...

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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata
title Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata
spellingShingle Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata
Morfometría geométrica
Eco-espacio
Reptiles marinos Mesozoicos
Geociencias
title_short Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata
title_full Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata
title_fullStr Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata
title_full_unstemmed Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata
title_sort Variaciones morfométricas en relación con patrones de distribución y alimentación: un enfoque a reptiles marinos del Mesozoico y su contraste con otros modelos de datos del subfilo Vertebrata
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Casas Díaz, María Camila
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv Noè, Leslie Francis
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Casas Díaz, María Camila
dc.contributor.jury.none.fl_str_mv Pardo Villaveces, Natalia
dc.subject.keyword.none.fl_str_mv Morfometría geométrica
Eco-espacio
Reptiles marinos Mesozoicos
topic Morfometría geométrica
Eco-espacio
Reptiles marinos Mesozoicos
Geociencias
dc.subject.themes.es_CO.fl_str_mv Geociencias
description La morfometría geométrica permite caracterizar especies y analizar los porcentajes de varianza entre ellas mediante la implementación de proyecciones de datos métricos. Estos patrones de cambio se relacionan con características comportamentales y nos brindan información sobre su morfoespacio o en este caso eco-espacio. En este trabajo se realizan comparaciones entre la forma general de diferentes ordenes de reptiles marinos Mesozoicos (Ichthyosauria, Nothosauroidea, Placodontia, Plesiosauria y Mososauria) respecto a sus patrones de caracterización más relevantes (hábitat, alimentación y tamaño). Esta investigación se realizó con una base de datos primaria de veintinueve especies diferentes, correspondiente a reconstrucciones fotográficas de los Ordenes estudiados en diferentes periodo y localizaciones geográficas, junto a una base secundaria generada para analizar el comportamiento del modelo en mamíferos marinos. Los resultados exponen diversidad intraclase para las categorías de hábitat, alimentación y mecanismos de forrajeo, lo que nos brinda información suficiente para construir relaciones entre la forma y el nicho ecológico. La base de datos secundaria expone puntos fundamentales sobre los procesos evolutivos de las adaptaciones acuáticas mediante la interpretación de los cambios morfométricos entre reptiles y mamíferos marinos.
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spelling Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 Internacionalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2Noè, Leslie Francis5fa498c1-0c91-4be2-8da3-8382f5c20adf600Casas Díaz, María Camilab5014778-21b4-4bfd-bbfa-29b6fc8a8129600Pardo Villaveces, Natalia2022-07-28T16:25:58Z2022-07-28T16:25:58Z2022-07-27http://hdl.handle.net/1992/59276instname:Universidad de los Andesreponame:Repositorio Institucional Sénecarepourl:https://repositorio.uniandes.edu.co/La morfometría geométrica permite caracterizar especies y analizar los porcentajes de varianza entre ellas mediante la implementación de proyecciones de datos métricos. Estos patrones de cambio se relacionan con características comportamentales y nos brindan información sobre su morfoespacio o en este caso eco-espacio. En este trabajo se realizan comparaciones entre la forma general de diferentes ordenes de reptiles marinos Mesozoicos (Ichthyosauria, Nothosauroidea, Placodontia, Plesiosauria y Mososauria) respecto a sus patrones de caracterización más relevantes (hábitat, alimentación y tamaño). Esta investigación se realizó con una base de datos primaria de veintinueve especies diferentes, correspondiente a reconstrucciones fotográficas de los Ordenes estudiados en diferentes periodo y localizaciones geográficas, junto a una base secundaria generada para analizar el comportamiento del modelo en mamíferos marinos. Los resultados exponen diversidad intraclase para las categorías de hábitat, alimentación y mecanismos de forrajeo, lo que nos brinda información suficiente para construir relaciones entre la forma y el nicho ecológico. La base de datos secundaria expone puntos fundamentales sobre los procesos evolutivos de las adaptaciones acuáticas mediante la interpretación de los cambios morfométricos entre reptiles y mamíferos marinos.Geometric morphometry allows characterizing species and analyzing the percentages of variance between them through the implementation of metric data projections. These patterns of change are related to behavioral characteristics and provide us with information about their morpho-space or in this case eco-space. In this work, comparisons are made between the general shape of different orders of Mesozoic marine reptiles (Ichthyosauria, Nothosauroidea, Placodontia, Plesiosauria and Mososauria) regarding their most relevant characterization patterns (habitat, feeding and size). This research was carried out with a primary database of twenty-nine different species, corresponding to photographic reconstructions of the Orders studied in different periods and geographical locations, together with a secondary database generated to analyze the behavior of the model in marine mammals. The results expose intraclass diversity for the categories of habitat, feeding and foraging mechanisms, which gives us enough information to build relationships between form and ecological niche. 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