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ResumenSe presenta una lista anotada de las especies ícticas asociadas a los complejos insulares del golfo de California, la cual representa 615 especies incluidas en 3 clases, 37 órdenes, 121 familias y 338 géneros. La lista está basada en diversas colecciones científicas y en el análisis crítico de literatura especializada. El número de especies asociadas a las islas del golfo de California representa el 67.5 % de las reportadas para todo el golfo (911 spp.) y constituye el 22.8% de la riqueza de peces registradas para México (2 692 spp.), así como el 50.3% de la del Pacífico oriental tropical (1 222 spp.). La afinidad zoogeográfica es mayor con la provincia Sinuscaliforniana (71.2%), seguida por la Mexicana (60%), Panámica (54.8%) y Sandieguina (43.3%). Asimismo, se establece que el 10.2% de las especies son endémicas del golfo de California, 10.1% circumtropicales, 7.0% anfipacíficas y 1.6% anfiamericanas. Debido a su gran ictiodiversidad, se determina que las islas del golfo de California representan el complejo insular con mayor riqueza específica del Pacífico americano.AbstractAn annotated checklist of the fish fauna associated to insular ecosystems in the Gulf of California is presented, which is composed of 615 species included in 3 classes, 37 orders, 121 families, and 338 genera. The list is based on fish collections and a critic analysis of related literature. The number of fish species associated to islands in the Gulf of California represents 67.5% of all species known for the entire Gulf (911 spp.) as well as 22.8% of the fish fauna from Mexico (2 692 spp.) and 50.3% for the Tropical Eastern Pacific (1 222 spp.). Zoogeographically, the fish species showed a higher affinity to the Sinuscalifornian (Cortez) province (71.2%), followed by the Mexican (60%), Panamic (54.8%) and Sandiegan (43.3%) provinces. Based on their distributional patterns, 10.2% of the species are endemic to the Gulf of California, 10.1% are circuntropical, 7.0% amphipacific, and 1.6% amphiamerican. Because of its great fish diversity, the insular area in the Gulf of California represents the richest insular complex in the Eastern Pacific

Lista anotada de la ictiofauna de las islas del golfo de California, con comentarios sobre sus afinidades zoogeográficas