“…Non-DVM chaoborids in western Europe, such as C. obscuripes, are also used to determine historic fish population dynamics from sediment records (Palm et al, 2005;Luoto and Nevalainen, 2009;Palm et al, 2012). The cladoceran Bosmina, a key herbivore and cosmopolitan zooplankton taxon, also responds to the dominant predation regime within lakes and have been utilised as an indirect indicator of predation (Palm et al, 2005;Alexander and Hotchkiss, 2010;Korosi et al, 2010Korosi et al, , 2013. Several Bosmina size attributes, including antennule and mucro length, can vary significantly based upon the dominant predation regime (Kerfoot, 1975).…”