2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0073-47212009000200010
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Estudo comparado da taxocenose de peixes em dois ambientes aquáticos do Parque Estadual de Itapuã, sul do Brasil

Abstract: ABSTRACT. Comparative study of taxocenoses of fishes from two aquatic environments of the Parque Estadual de Itapuã, southern Brazil. This paper characterizes and compares the taxocenoses of fish from two different aquatic environments within a basin hidrographyc: the Praia das Pombas (Lago Guaíba) and the Lagoa Negra, both in the Parque Estadual de Itapuã, Rio Grande do Sul, considering quali-quantitative composition of the ichthyofauna. Ecological and abundance indexes were evaluated in both spatial and temp… Show more

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“…Although the situation has been changing in the last two decades with an increase of studies (biological, ecological and systematic studies) in streams, there is a lack of knowledge in some regions such as in southern Brazil. Most studies in the state of Rio Grande do Sul refer to large rivers, lagoons or estuarine areas (Fialho et al 1998;Garcia and Vieira 2001;Bastos 2002;Garcia et al 2003;Majolo 2005;Maltchik et al 2005;Dufech and Fialho 2006;Garcia et al 2006;Petry and Schulz 2006;Ribeiro and Köhler 2007;Dufech and Fialho 2009;Flores-Lopes et al 2010;Saccol-Pereira and Fialho 2010). The only stream environment studies from Rio Grande do Sul are: Tagliani (1994), Becker (2002), Bozzeti and Schulz (2004), Vilella et al (2004), Hirschmann (2009), Silva (2009), Winkler-Sosinski et al (2009), Costa and Schulz (2010) and Volcan et al (2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the situation has been changing in the last two decades with an increase of studies (biological, ecological and systematic studies) in streams, there is a lack of knowledge in some regions such as in southern Brazil. Most studies in the state of Rio Grande do Sul refer to large rivers, lagoons or estuarine areas (Fialho et al 1998;Garcia and Vieira 2001;Bastos 2002;Garcia et al 2003;Majolo 2005;Maltchik et al 2005;Dufech and Fialho 2006;Garcia et al 2006;Petry and Schulz 2006;Ribeiro and Köhler 2007;Dufech and Fialho 2009;Flores-Lopes et al 2010;Saccol-Pereira and Fialho 2010). The only stream environment studies from Rio Grande do Sul are: Tagliani (1994), Becker (2002), Bozzeti and Schulz (2004), Vilella et al (2004), Hirschmann (2009), Silva (2009), Winkler-Sosinski et al (2009), Costa and Schulz (2010) and Volcan et al (2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%