Titlebook: Echinoderm Research and Diversity in Latin America; Juan José Alvarado,Francisco Alonso Solis-Marin Book 2013 Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2

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Echinoderms from Argentina: Biodiversity, Distribution and Current State of Knowledge,ded. Two species of Crinoidea, 58 Asteroidea, 32 Ophiuroidea, 16 Echinoidea, and 26 species of Holothuroidea. The variety of marine environments and the main oceanographic processes in the region are described. Comprehensive information regarding historical and recent echinoderm research is included

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Echinoderms of the Cuban Archipelago,oday. The research cruises made in Cuban seas, as well as other studies that have allowed achieving current knowledge, are described. Information is also given on the geomorphologic and oceanographic characteristics which are related to the different types of marine ecosystems and biotopes existing

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Recent Echinoderms from Hispaniola,expeditions including more than 50 localities, collections from national projects in more than 100 coastal localities, records from six museums that contain 541 specimens of 132 species, and more than 30 taxonomic and ecological publications. In summary, 156 echinoderm species are known from Hispani

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Review of Echinoderm Research in Puerto Rico, with the Focus on Biological and Ecological Aspects,ed, especially in the southwest region of the island. However, many of these reef surveys do not include the abundance of echinoderms. Echinoderm research carried out in Puerto Rico has mostly focused on ecological aspects. During 2006, Benavides revised the taxonomic list of shallower water Echinod

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Echinoderms of the Canary Islands, Spain,s well as oceanographic and general characteristics of ecosystems and communities of the archipelago are discussed to better understand the composition of echinoderm species in the islands. A research section is divided into three subsections: ‘pioneering studies’, studies done ‘between 1980 and 199

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Echinoderms of the Canary Islands, Spain,he islands. The final two sections consider echinoderm ecology and fisheries, with special emphasis on the conservation of echinoderm populations and of the whole benthic ecosystem. We make recommendations for future research on the biology and ecology of echinoderms in the Canary Islands.

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