2017
DOI: 10.1590/1982-0224-20160084
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Effects of reservoirs water level variations on fish recruitment

Abstract: The construction of hydroelectric power plants has many social and environmental impacts. Among them, the impacts on fish communities, which habitats are drastically modified by dams, with consequences across the ecosystem. This study aimed to assess the influence of water level (WL) variations in the reservoirs of the Itá and Machadinho hydroelectric plants on the recruitment of fish species from the upper Uruguay River in southern Brazil. The data analyzed resulted from the WL variation produced exclusively … Show more

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“…Among these journals, Sustainability Switzerland with 3 publications; and Biological Conservation, Environmental Biology of Fishes, Plos One and Water Alternatives stood out with greater representation, with 2 publications each. The results of the literature analysis of the analyzed articles were grouped into 7 main themes and are illustrated in Figure 2: As shown in Figure 2, we highlight the studies concerned with the topic dealing with fish and the impact of hydroelectric enterprises in relation to them, object of study of the respective authors (Bhatt, Tiwari, & Pandit, 2017;Birnie-Gauvin, Larsen, Nielsen, & Aarestrup, 2017;Cebalho et al, 2017;Lima, Reynalte-Tataje, & Zaniboni-Filho, 2017;Pittock, Dumaresq, & Orr, 2017;Quinn, Bond, Brenkman, Paradis, & Peters, 2017;Yang, Tang, Tao, & Zhao, 2017).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among these journals, Sustainability Switzerland with 3 publications; and Biological Conservation, Environmental Biology of Fishes, Plos One and Water Alternatives stood out with greater representation, with 2 publications each. The results of the literature analysis of the analyzed articles were grouped into 7 main themes and are illustrated in Figure 2: As shown in Figure 2, we highlight the studies concerned with the topic dealing with fish and the impact of hydroelectric enterprises in relation to them, object of study of the respective authors (Bhatt, Tiwari, & Pandit, 2017;Birnie-Gauvin, Larsen, Nielsen, & Aarestrup, 2017;Cebalho et al, 2017;Lima, Reynalte-Tataje, & Zaniboni-Filho, 2017;Pittock, Dumaresq, & Orr, 2017;Quinn, Bond, Brenkman, Paradis, & Peters, 2017;Yang, Tang, Tao, & Zhao, 2017).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Keterkaitan reproduksi dengan parameter hidrologi memiliki korelasi yang signifikan terutama pada ikan-ikan yang menggunakan sarang dibandingkan dengan ikan yang melepaskan telurnya di area demersal (Lima et al, 2017). Ikan roach (Rutilus rutilus) yang hidup di water reservoir (Saidenbach Reservoir, Saxony, Germany) mengalami penurunan rekruitmen ketika terjadi penurunan tinggi muka air setelah terjadi pemijahan (Kahl et al, 2008).…”
Section: Pembahasanunclassified
“…Therefore, water level variations directly influence the abundance of periphyton, aquatic macrophytes and benthos and can indirectly affect phytoplankton and zooplankton [34], which are important nutritional sources for fish stocks. Moreover, according to previous studies [35], fish stocks can be affected if the water level changes rapidly during the reproduction period, a situation that applies particularly to substrate spawning fish species.…”
Section: Impact Of Climate Change On Aquatic Ecosystemsmentioning
confidence: 99%