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The distribution of organisms that inhabit the rocky shores of the world is affected by several physical factors that vary with respect to the intertidal height, which is particularly wide in the Pacifi c coast of Colombia. This study shows the effect of location, wave exposure and position in the intertidal zone on the richness, abundance and distribution of the most distinctive species found on the rocky shorelines of The Utria National Park ( PNNU ), Colombia. The most abundant species, gastropods Nerita scabricosta, N. funiculata modest Littorina, L. asperaand barnacle Cthamalus panamensis, showed a clear pattern of segregation within the intertidal zone. Wave exposure in the bays of the three locations infl uenced the richness and average but not the abundance of the species. For the most abundant species, the observed distribution pattern is mainly due to intrinsic features and their ability to colonize specifi c areas along the rocky shoreline.

Distribución Espacial del Ensamblaje de Macroinvertebrados Asociada al Litoral Rocoso del Pnn Ensenada de Utría, Pacífico Colombiano