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In the course of 1985 up to 1989, 332 soil samples were studied by using the keratinic bait technique. Qualitative and quantitative variations of the Onygeoales population and associated Hypho· mycetes ( 47 species) between urban-pcripheric and wild habitats of coastal and inland areas, in a latitudinal gradient ( 18-34!15) of the Chilean territory were explored. Highest iso/ates were found in urban-peripheric areas, being Chrysosporium, Aphanoascus, Mal· branchea, Trichophytoo and Gymooascus the dominan! genera. Ho/omorph taxa such as Aphanoascus fulvescens, A. keratioophilum, A. verrocosus, Arthroderma quadrifidum and Gymnoascus reesii were considered as euridominant because of their maintaining dominance and constancy in a/1 latitudes studied. At the same time, reproductive-multiplicative strategies of the community, their pattems of latitudinal distribution and the biogeography, associations of species, certain ecological parameters (Shannon-Weaver diversity and Pearson afftnity) were analyzed to finislt with the taxonomic comment and the present unstable nomenclature.

Latitudinal distribution of onygenales and related hyphomycetes in soils of northern chile between 18-34° south latitude