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Figure 115 in Studies on Latin American water mites of the genus Torrenticola Piersig, 1896 (Torrenticolidae, Hydrachnidia, Acari)

Figure 115. Altitudinal distribution of the sample sites of all Costa Rican species of Torrenticola. In the 'box and whiskerplots', the grey 'box' represents the interquartile range, i.e. all values between the 25 and 75 percentiles; the black line marks the median. The vertical lines ('whiskers') connected to the box to the top and the bottom cover values up to 1.5-fold the interquartile range. Values beyond this range (runaways) are represented by circles; values beyond three-fold of the interquartile range (extreme values) are represented by stars. Findings were weighted by the number of specimens prior to the analysis (the median in the boxplots can therefore be shifted to the edge of the interquartile ranges). The numbers represent the species: 1 – T. amalgamada (N = 1), 2 – T. fontinale (N = 18), 3 – T. amala (N = 517), 4 – T. gennada (N = 193), 5 – T. cortobrazo (N = 1), 6 – conirostris/rala-complex (N = 807), 7 – T. esquinada (N = 1), 8 – T. elhachensis (N = 1), 9 – T. flexirostris (N = 3), 10 – T. guanacastensis (N = 30), 11 – T. alexandra (N = 29), 12 – T. costaricense (N = 550), 13 – T. alargada (N = 63), 14 – T. harpagophora (N = 4), 15 – T. pervagata (N = 209), 16 – T. semicolor (N = 91), 17 – T. tilaranensis (N = 159), 18 – T. ambigua (N = 32), 19 – T. ratoncitoi (N = 34), 20 – T. conipalpis (N = 5), 21 – T. brevicoxalis (N = 3), 22 – T. menudopalpis (N = 11), 23 – T. rubella (N = 66), 24 – T. obliquipalpis (N = 18), 25 – T. levicoxalis (N = 1), 26 – T. dispersa (N = 4), 27 – T. adunca (N = 1), 28 – T. australis (N = 7), 29 – T. torpebrazo (N = 6), 30 – T. collina (N = 11), 31 – T. corta (N = 1), 32 – T. rapidensis (N = 48), 33 – T. esferica (N = 1), 34 – T. chicacoxalis (N = 1), 35 – T. fastigata (N = 9), 36 – T. monticola (N = 2), 37 – T. delgada (N = 42), 38 – T. alticola (N = 7), 39 – T. baderi (N = 1), 40 – T. cumbrensis (N = 1), 41 – T. chirripoensis (N = 104), 42 – T. altifontana (N = 1).

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40/100

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Stewardship
8
Harmonization
4
Access
20
Reuse readiness
8
Engagement
0

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