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http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/5373| Title: | Moluscos de el charco Nariño: una mirada desde la exploración bioquímica |
| Authors: | Nieto Ramírez, Luisa María Pantoja Pulido, Kriss Dayana Caicedo Perlaza, Yaneth Angelica |
| Keywords: | Moluscos Cromatografía Lípidos Proteínas |
| Issue Date: | 2020 |
| Citation: | Caicedo Perlaza, Y. A. (2020). Moluscos de el charco Nariño: una mirada desde la exploración bioquímica. Universidad Santiago de Cali. |
| Abstract: | Mollusks are non-segmented soft-bodied invertebrates protected by a shell and constitute the basis of the diet of many communities. Our objective was to determine the biochemical composition of two species of mollusks Littorina zebra (piacuil) and Anadara tuberculosa (piangua), which are an important nutritional source in El Charco, Nariño. In total, 30 samples of L. zebra with average sizes of approximately 3cm were collected, and 30 samples of A. tuberculosa differentiated by sex, identifying 13 females with average lengths of 8.4cm and 17 males with average lengths of 6.3cm. |
| Description: | Los moluscos son invertebrados de cuerpo blando no segmentado protegidos por una concha y constituyen la base de la alimentación de muchas comunidades. Nuestro objetivo fue determinar la composición bioquímica de dos especies de moluscos Littorina zebra (piacuil) y Anadara tuberculosa (piangua), que son una importante fuente nutricional en El Charco, Nariño. En total se colectaron 30 muestras de L. zebra con tallas promedio de 2,99 cm aproximadamente, y 30 muestras de A. tuberculosa diferenciadas por sexo, identificando 13 hembras con tallas promedio de 8,4cm y 17 machos con tallas promedio de 6,3cm. |
| URI: | http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/5373 |
| Appears in Collections: | Química |
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