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Entre marzo y abril de 2010 se realizo la expedicion cientifica de recoleccion de datos biologicos en zonas remotas de la Reserva de Biosfera (RB) Seaflower, (complejos arrecifales de Serranilla, Bajo Alicia y Bajo Nuevo). La informacion recolectada correspondio  a abundancia, riqueza  y porcentaje de cobertura de comunidades coralinas, icticas, macroinvertebrados, tortugas, plancton, entre otras especies. Este estudio presenta los resultados de la abundancia ictica, evaluadas en 82 estaciones (26 en Serranilla, 14 en Bajo Alicia y 42 en Bajo Nuevo). El muestreo mostro que en Serranilla la especie mas importante en el intervalo de tallas de 5-10 cm fue Stegastes partitus, en 11-20 y 21-30 cm Haemulon album, 31-40 cm Scarus vetula, y mayor de 50 cm Haemulon melanurum; en Bajo Alicia, la especie mas importante en el intervalo de tallas de 5-10 cm fue S. partitus, en 11-20 cm Caranx ruber, 21-30 y 31-40 cm B. vetula, y mayor de 50 cm Sphyraena barracuda. Finalmente, en Bajo Nuevo la especie mas importante en el rango de tallas de 5-10 cm fue A. coeruleus, en 11-20 cm Scarus taeniopterus, 21-30 cm Mellichthys niger, 31-40 cm H. album, 40-50 cm Balistes vetula, y mayor de 50 cm Gynglimostoma cirratum, cuya densidad es superior a lo reportado en otras regiones de la RB Seaflower. Como conclusion y funcion de RB Seaflower, se deben aplicar medidas de proteccion de las especies de importancia pesquera y de toda la diversidad de peces arrecifales presentes en el Archipielago.AbstractDuring the months of March and April 2010, biological data was collected in the remote areas of the Seaflower Biosphere Reserve (BR) (reef complex including Serranilla, Alice Shoal, and New Shoal). Data included coral communities such as fish (richness and abundance of fish), macro-invertebrates, turtles, plankton, and other regional species. This study shows the results of abundance of fish communities, which were evaluated in 82 sampling areas (26 in Serranilla, 14 in Alice Shoal, and 42 in New Shoal), in order to seach for information about the abundance of species with ecological and economic value by size ranges. Sampling showed that in Serranilla the most important species in the 5-10 cm size range was S. partitus; in the 11-20 and 21-30 cm size intervals was Haemulon album; in the 31-40 cm range was Scarus vetula while above 50 cm was Haemulon melanurum. In Alice Shoal the most important species in the 5-10 cm size range was S. partitus; in the 11-20 cm range was Caranx ruber; in the 21-30 and 31-40 cm range was B. vetula while in more than 50 cm was Sphyraena barracuda. Finally, in New Shoal, the most important species in the 5-10 cm size range was A. coeruleus; in the 11-20 cm range was S. taeniopterus; in 21-30 cm was Mellichthys niger; in 31-40 cm was H. album; in 40-50 cm was B. vetula, and above 50 cm was Gynglimostoma cirratum, whose density was much higher than was reported in other regions of the Seaflower BR.

Abundancia de peces en los complejos arrecifales de Serranilla, Bajo Alicia y Bajo Nuevo, Reserva de Biósfera Seaflowe