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Correction: Biodiversity on the Rocks: Macrofauna Inhabiting Authigenic Carbonate at Costa Rica Methane Seeps.

Lisa A Levin, Guillermo F Mendoza, Benjamin M Grupe, Jennifer P Gonzalez, Brittany Jellison, Greg Rouse, Andrew R Thurber, Anders Waren.   

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Year:  2015        PMID: 26274609      PMCID: PMC4537242          DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0136129

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  PLoS One        ISSN: 1932-6203            Impact factor:   3.240


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Fig 2, “Temperature and dissolved oxygen profile generated near Jaco Wall, Costa Rica from a CTD cast,” is incorrect and is a duplication of Fig.1, “Carbonates formations in different habitats on the Costa Rica Margin.” The authors have provided a corrected version here.
Fig 2

Temperature and dissolved oxygen profile generated near Jaco Wall, Costa Rica from a CTD cast.

Fig 11 is incorrect. Panels A and B were inadvertently switched. Panel B should be Panel A, and Panel A should be Panel B. The authors have provided a corrected version here.
Fig 11

A. Dual isotope plot for polychaetes collected from carbonates on Mound 11 and 12 during AT 15–44. Costa Rica; B. Dual isotope plot for six limpet species collected on a single rock on Mound 12. In both figures each point represents a single individual.

A. Dual isotope plot for polychaetes collected from carbonates on Mound 11 and 12 during AT 15–44. Costa Rica; B. Dual isotope plot for six limpet species collected on a single rock on Mound 12. In both figures each point represents a single individual. There are errors in Table 6. The mean range columns have errors in the column titles. The authors have provided a corrected version here.
Table 6

Community isotope metrics for carbonate faunas on the Costa Rica Margin.

Mean Distance to CentroidMean Nearest NeighborMean Range δ13CMean Range δ15NSEASEAcTotal Hull Area
ActivityNumbermeanSEmeanSEmeanSEmeanSEmeanSEmeanSEmeanSE
Active 16 5.50.93.40.8-30.51.84.61.261.115.871.119.2148.751.9
Inactive 5 6.01.53.00.4-25.13.49.11.951.430.315.79.636.221.9
Site
Jaco Scarp 3 1.70.81.30.6-19.00.511.31.49.46.411.97.910.77.6
Mound 11 3 6.41.92.50.3-29.34.85.61.970.931.877.333.9132.252.7
Mound 12 10 6.31.14.11.0-34.01.72.81.469.419.072.824.8179.481.1
Mound Quepos 4 5.32.13.51.6-25.13.28.62.662.752.255.346.698.784.3
Quepos Landslide 1 9.93.1-28.86.4
Active Habitat
Bacterial Mat 3 6.42.03.91.7-32.62.16.21.755.839.363.740.396.871.4
Mussel Bed 8 5.31.33.31.3-32.92.53.61.959.120.771.129.1139.867.7
Tubeworms 3 7.33.04.41.9-29.73.82.12.4102.750.9114.256.8310.1191.9
Jaco Rocks 2 2.40.51.80.5-19.30.710.21.514.07.617.79.216.19.3
There are errors in Table 7. A few of the coordinates in the Latitude/Longitude column are not formatted correctly. Please see a corrected version here.
Table 7

Macrofaunal densities on hard substrates in the deep sea and shallow waters.

SubstrateLocationWater Depth (m)Latitude/LongitudeDensity/unit areaDensity ind./200cm2 # individuals# speciesSurface areaDominant taxaReference
Manganese nodulesequatorial and central North Pacific4500–58005°N, 125°W 30°N, 157°W1090 ind./m2 21.8120320.11 m2 Mullineaux (1987)
Whale skeletonSan Nicolas96033°20'N, 119°59'W6169 ind./m2 123.3851201900.83 m2 BivalviaBaco and Smith (2003)
Whale skeletonSan Catalina Basin124033°12'N, 118°29'W16375 ind./m2 327.5206321801.26 m2 BivalviaBaco and Smith (2003)
Whale skeletonSan Clemente Basin191032°26'N, 118°9'W11005 ind./m2 220.1115551021.05 m2 BivalviaBaco and Smith (2003)
Vent Mussel BedsMid-Atlantic Ridge160037°17'N, 32°16'W811 ind./L of mussel200442524.7 L of musselCrustaceaVan Dover and Trask (1999)
Deep-sea rocksSan Nicolas96033°15'N, 119°56'W490 ind./m2 9.8147260.3 m2 Baco and Smith (2003)
SeamountDavidson1246–328935°43'N 122°43'W0.87 ind./m2 0.017459933148CnidariaLundsten et al. (2009)
SeamountPioneer811–181537°21'N, 123°26'W2.19 ind./m2 0.043836430110CnidariaLundsten et al. (2009)
SeamountRodriguez619–212034°01'N, 121°04'W38087133EchinodermataLundsten et al. (2009)
Sponge stalksStation M410034°45'N, 123°00'W17572 ind./m2 351.4419331040.11 m2 PolychaetaBeaulieu (2001)
WoodHaakon Mosby Mud volcano125772°00'N, 14°43'E14988 ind./dm3 299.762398BivalviaGaudron et al. (2010)
Rocky ShoreAustralia-Tropical (exposed/sheltered)intertidal23°S 151°E97.6/ 31.5 per 400 cm2 49/1612/14.8400 cm2 Cirripedia73
Rocky ShoreNew Zealand—Temperate (exposed/sheltered)Intertidal45°S 170°E265/64.8 per 400 cm2 133/3312/15.2400 cm2 Cirripedia73
Mussel bedsEagle Island Alaska054°62′N, 159°99′W970 ind./L of mussel783537080.7 L of musselPolychaetaVan Dover and Trask (1999)
Rocky shoreSouth-Central California (early/mid/late succession)intertidal algal mats on boulders34°25'N 119°41'W78/316/294 per 0.01m2 156/632/5882140.09 m2 Crustacea/ Polychaeta75
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Authors:  Lisa A Levin; Guillermo F Mendoza; Benjamin M Grupe; Jennifer P Gonzalez; Brittany Jellison; Greg Rouse; Andrew R Thurber; Anders Waren
Journal:  PLoS One       Date:  2015-07-09       Impact factor: 3.240

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