Cladocera and Copepoda of Shokalsky Island: new data from northwest Siberia

Novichkova, Anna А.; Chertoprud, Elena S.

doi:10.1080/00222933.2017.1355077

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“…arcticus apparently coincides with the border of sphagnum peatbogs [29]. Additionally, in the waters of the delta, the brackish water species Nannopus procerus Fiers and Kotwicki, 2013, characteristic of the littoral zone of the northern coast of Europe and the White Sea [46], as well as the coastal zone of the southern part of the Kara Sea [47], was found. In the Lena Delta, the only individual of this species was found in a complex pond with a total mineralization of only 17 ppm.…”

Section: Fauna and New Records For The Regionmentioning

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Crustaceans in the Meiobenthos and Plankton of the Thermokarst Lakes and Polygonal Ponds in the Lena River Delta (Northern Yakutia, Russia): Species Composition and Factors Regulating Assemblage Structures

Chertoprud

Novichkova

2021

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Information about invertebrates in the low-flow water bodies of northeastern Siberia is far from complete. In particular, little is known about crustaceans—one of the main components of meiobenthic and zooplanktonic communities. An open question is which environmental factors significantly affect the crustaceans in different taxonomic and ecological groups? Based on the data collected on the zooplankton and meiobenthos in the tundra ponds in the southern part of the Lena River Delta, analysis of the crustacean taxocene structure was performed. In total, 59 crustacean species and taxa were found. Five of these are new for the region. The species richness was higher in the large thermokarst lakes than in the small water bodies, and the abundance was higher in small polygonal ponds than in the other water bodies. Variations in the Cladocera assemblages were mainly affected by the annual differences in the water temperature; non-harpacticoid copepods were generally determined by hydrochemical factors; and for Harpacticoida, the macrophyte composition was significant. Three types of the crustacean assemblages characteristic of different stages of tundra lake development were distinguished. The hypothesis that the formation of crustacean taxocenes in the Lena River Delta is mainly determined by two types of ecological filters, temperature and local features of the water body, was confirmed.

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Crustaceans in the Meiobenthos and Plankton of the Thermokarst Lakes and Polygonal Ponds in the Lena River Delta (Northern Yakutia, Russia): Species Composition and Factors Regulating Assemblage Structures

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Novichkova

2021

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“…This species is regarded to be widely distributed from the Arctic to subtropical latitudes [Rylov, 1948;Fefilova, 2015]. Two specimens were found in the River Simmy near Cheremshiniy Kordon and are similar to those found in more northern regions [Novichkova, Chertoprud, 2017;Dimante-Deimantovica et al, 2018].…”

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Cladocera and Copepoda (Crustacea: Branchiopoda) of the Lake Bolon and its basin (Far East of Russia)

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Chertoprud

Sinev

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кладоцер и копепод может быть отнесена к искусственному «комплексу» видов, широко распространенных в Евразии (или даже в Голарктике), или имеющих «космополитическое» распространение. Каждый такой таксон должен быть подвергнут аккуратной таксономической ревизии в масштабе мировой фауны, принимая во внимание концепцию «некосмополитизма» Дэвида Фрая. Именно такие данные должны стать базисом для биогеографического анализа Cladocera и Copepoda Дальнего Востока и мировой фауны в целом.

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“…It has been established that differences in the composition of the Cladocera freshwater fauna of the Arctic and Subarctic zones are determined primarily by modern climatic factors, which makes it possible to use these faunistic complexes as bioindicators [110]. Large-scale studies of the invertebrate species composition of the Arctic and Far Eastern seas have been carried out, and new data on representatives of Ciliophora and Kamptozoa have been obtained [109, 111-113]. A relationship between genetic, morphological, and taxonomic diversity in the four Annelida families from the fauna of the northern seas has been revealed [109].…”

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“Noah’s Ark” Project: Interim Results and Outlook for Classic Collection Development

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ANIMALSThe purpose of a biobank is to accumulate collections that adequately reflect the multidimensional structure of biodiversity (BD), making it possible to explore its various manifestations. An analysis of the scientific status of zoological collections was carried out [1], and it was shown that the collections perform the function of a research sample in BD studies. Their main characteristics are their representativeness, which is further detailed by their informational value, reliability, systemic character, scope, structure, etc.The studies in the "Animals" section are aimed at analyzing key aspects of BD on the basis of an integrated approach combining phylogenomic and phylo-ABSTRACT The "Noah's Ark" project, afoot at M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University since 2015 and aimed at studying biodiversity, is the largest ongoing Russian project in life sciences. During its implementation, several hundred new species have been described; a comprehensive genetic and biochemical characterization of these species, as well as that of the pre-existing specimens in Moscow University's collections, has been performed. A consolidated IT system intended to house the knowledge generated by the project has been developed. Here, we summarize the investigations around the Moscow University classical biocollections which have taken place within the framework of the project and discuss future promise and the outlook for these collections.

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Cladocera and Copepoda of Shokalsky Island: new data from northwest Siberia

Cited by 6 publications

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Crustaceans in the Meiobenthos and Plankton of the Thermokarst Lakes and Polygonal Ponds in the Lena River Delta (Northern Yakutia, Russia): Species Composition and Factors Regulating Assemblage Structures

Crustaceans in the Meiobenthos and Plankton of the Thermokarst Lakes and Polygonal Ponds in the Lena River Delta (Northern Yakutia, Russia): Species Composition and Factors Regulating Assemblage Structures

Cladocera and Copepoda (Crustacea: Branchiopoda) of the Lake Bolon and its basin (Far East of Russia)

“Noah’s Ark” Project: Interim Results and Outlook for Classic Collection Development

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