2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1679-62252009000200017
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Relationships between water transparency and abundance of Cynodontidae species in the Bananal floodplain, Mato Grosso, Brazil

Abstract: The Cerrado in the Central Brazil is currently one of the most threatened ecosystems in the world. As a result, the aquatic habitats in this biome also undergo great impacts. Alterations related to land-use change increase sediment loadings in rivers, streams and lakes, resulting in sedimentation and decrease in water transparency. Water transparency determines underwater visibility conditions, and as a consequence fish assemblages respond to spatial and temporal changes in this variable. This work aimed to ex… Show more

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“…The assemblage of species that make up fish communities within a river/stream network is attributed mostly to how individual species distributions respond to patterns in vegetated patches (Araujo-Lima et al, 1986;Growns et al, 2003;Pelicice et al, 2008), hydrological connectivity (Amoros & Bornette, 2002;Petry et al, 2003), water transparency (Rodríguez & Lewis, 1997;Reyjol et al, 2008;Melo et al, 2009), physicochemical variables (Koné et al, 2003;Barko et al, 2004), food resources availability (Grenouillet & Pont, 2001), and prey-predator interactions (Piana et al, 2006) among others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The assemblage of species that make up fish communities within a river/stream network is attributed mostly to how individual species distributions respond to patterns in vegetated patches (Araujo-Lima et al, 1986;Growns et al, 2003;Pelicice et al, 2008), hydrological connectivity (Amoros & Bornette, 2002;Petry et al, 2003), water transparency (Rodríguez & Lewis, 1997;Reyjol et al, 2008;Melo et al, 2009), physicochemical variables (Koné et al, 2003;Barko et al, 2004), food resources availability (Grenouillet & Pont, 2001), and prey-predator interactions (Piana et al, 2006) among others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como o aumento de matéria em suspensão determina o aumento da turbidez, esse processo pode afetar severamente a composição da fauna de peixes, já que com a água mais turva os peixes que dependem da visão para se orientar podem ser suprimidos (MELO et al, 2009) ou apresentar redução em sua abundância. De forma geral, em águas mais turvas, aumenta a ocorrência de espécies de peixes que possuem estruturas secundárias, como barbilhões táteis, que auxiliam no processo de orientação em ambientes de menor luminosidade (MELO et al, 2005;KAVALCO;PAZZA, 2007) Isso explicaria a maior abundância de peixes da ordem Siluriformes nos córregos amostrados na bacia do Rio das Mortes em relação aos córregos do rio Xingu.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Some relevant water quality parameters measured at the location showed favorable water conditions for fish to live (Table 6). This is notable, since water quality factors such as current velocity may affect food intake (Belal, 2015), water transparency determines underwater visibility and fish assemblage (Enrique de Melo et al, 2009), and temperature and salinity may decrease species richness and fish abundance (Brucet et al, 2012). Fish can live in various places, but they often occupy a particular place and certain depth (Costa et al, 2013).…”
Section: Fish Group Structurementioning
confidence: 99%