2002
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-89132002000100005
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Spatial Variation of Bacteria in Surface Waters of Paranaguá and Antonina Bays, Paraná, Brazil

Abstract: Spatial variability in the concentration of total bacteria, saprophytes and coliforms abundance was investigated in

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“…The high values of total coliforms and low values of thermotolerant coliforms in Penedo tidal creek confirmed previous observations of Kolm et al (2002) that the part of the total coliforms were autochthonous. The analyses of total coliforms, accomplished by Higuti et al (1998) in Penedo tidal creek, showed similar results during the winter and spring.…”
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confidence: 89%
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“…The high values of total coliforms and low values of thermotolerant coliforms in Penedo tidal creek confirmed previous observations of Kolm et al (2002) that the part of the total coliforms were autochthonous. The analyses of total coliforms, accomplished by Higuti et al (1998) in Penedo tidal creek, showed similar results during the winter and spring.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Besides, the existence of a film of superficial fat in the internal station, that could hinder the interaction water/air, should be considered. In none of the studied tidal creeks, the DO reached values equal or above 100% of saturation, frequently found in the waters of Paranaguá Bay (Machado et al, 1997 andKolm et al, 2002). The levels of DO under 100% of saturation together with values of super saturated total CO 2 suggested that the metabolism of the investigated tidal creeks was predominantly heterothrofic (Carmouze, 1994).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…Craig et al (2004) reported that coliform bacteria have little tolerance to high salinity, and concluded that the detection of coliforms in the environment is indicative of a steady discharge of fecal material. Kolm et al (2002) found no correlation between pH and coliform MPN in water, and Scott et al (2003) found no correlation of temperature and pH with water contamination levels. Galvão et al (2006), when studying the microbiological quality of water and mussel cultivation in Ubatuba, SP, Brazil, found evidence of microbiological contamination in the water and the mussels, but these values had no relationships with pH.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Estuarine environments are subject to constant environmental changes that depend on meteorological and hydrological conditions, and are also susceptible to human influence that can change environmental characteristics. Kolm et al (2002) assessed environmental variables with bacterial biomass in Paranaguá Bay and Antonina, PR, Brazil, and established the existence of a direct relationship between salinity and water transparency, and a negative relationship with organic matter, bacterial biomass and total coliforms; these authors concluded that human influence can directly or indirectly change the environmental characteristics of coastal regions.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The tidal regime is semidiurnal, presenting a 2.2 m mean tidal range and a 5.4 m average depth (Lana et al, 2001). There are several villages and hamlets in its surroundings as well as the largest city on the Paraná coast, Paranaguá, which has 116,000 inhabitants (Kolm et al, 2002).…”
Section: Shallow Infralittoral Environment Of Macielparanaguá Baymentioning
confidence: 99%