Comparison of zoobenthos and zooperiphyton of large and medium rivers

Sharapova, T. A.; Babushkin, E. S.

doi:10.1134/s1995425513060097

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“…The descriptions of the investigated area, the water ecosystems and the research sites have been published previously (Babushkin 2011;2015;Sharapova and Babushkin 2013;Vinarski et al 2015).…”

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Water Mites (Hydrachnidia) From the Bolshoy Yugan River Basin, Western Siberia

Stolbov¹,

Babushkin²,

Ivanov³

2018

Acarina

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In this work, we present the data pertaining to the fauna and ecology of water mites found in the water bodies of the Bolshoy Yugan River Basin in the vicinity of the Yugansky State Nature Reserve. The Bolshoy Yugan River, Nyogusyakh River, Lake Yegipamynglor, as well as a number of floodplain lakes were studied. We collected 29 species of water mites from 12 families, including a rare species, Lebertia oblonga Koenike, 1911. The distribution and seasonal dynamics of these water mites were investigated. In the rivers, water mites are represented by rheophilous fauna, which, albeit its regular occurrence in samples, is low in abundance and diversity of species. The fauna of stagnant waters is more numerous and diverse, and is represented by eurytopic species. Only two of the eurytopic species are common to rivers and lakes.

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Water Mites (Hydrachnidia) From the Bolshoy Yugan River Basin, Western Siberia

Stolbov¹,

Babushkin²,

Ivanov³

2018

Acarina

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“…The only study reports on three species of Hirudinea from the Khanty-Mansi lakes ( Uslamin et al 2019 ): the widespread Palaearctic leech, Helobdella stagnalis (Linnaeus, 1758), the medicinal leech, Hirudo medicinalis (Linnaeus, 1758), which is unexpected in this region, and the easily recognizable stagnophilic Erpobdella nigricollis (Brandes, 1900). The lack of information on the hirudofauna and only a few studies on other groups of rheophilic hydrofauna ( Stepanova 2008 ; Semyonova and Aleksyuk 2010 ; Sharapova and Babushkin 2013 ) can be explained by the difficulties in accessing lotic ecosystems due to the peculiarities of their hydrological regime in this region.…”

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First data on the Hirudinea fauna of lotic ecosystems of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area (Russia)

Fedorova¹,

Kaygorodova²

2022

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Hirudinea, a small and ecologically important group of aquatic organisms, is poorly studied in northern Eurasia. In this study, we demyth the idea of the faunistic poverty of this region and present the first findings of rheophilic leeches from the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area, Russia. Investigation of 25 rivers (Severnaya Sosva, Ob, Konda-Irtysh, and Bolshoi Yugan river basins) resulted in finding 10 leech species with parasitic and non-parasitic life strategies. These species belong to two orders (Rhynchobdellida and Arhynchobdellida), three families (Glossiphoniidae, Piscicolidae, and Erpobdellidae) and six genera (Alboglossiphonia, Glossiphonia, Helobdella, Hemiclepsis, Piscicola, and Erpobdella). Five species, A. hyalina, G. verrucata, E. monostriata, E. vilnensis, and potentially new morphological species of piscine leeches Piscicola sp., have been discovered for the first time in Western Siberia. Data on species diversity of rheophilic leeches include the exact systematic position for all leech taxa. Each species from the list is supplemented with information about its geographical distribution.

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Spatial Inhomogeneity of Zoobenthos and Zooperiphyton in Oxbow Lakes (Western Siberia)

Sharapova

Babushkin

2019

Inland Water Biol

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Comparison of zoobenthos and zooperiphyton of large and medium rivers

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Water Mites (Hydrachnidia) From the Bolshoy Yugan River Basin, Western Siberia

Water Mites (Hydrachnidia) From the Bolshoy Yugan River Basin, Western Siberia

First data on the Hirudinea fauna of lotic ecosystems of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area (Russia)

Spatial Inhomogeneity of Zoobenthos and Zooperiphyton in Oxbow Lakes (Western Siberia)

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Comparison of zoobenthos and zooperiphyton of large and medium rivers

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Water Mites (Hydrachnidia) From the Bolshoy Yugan River Basin, Western Siberia

Water Mites (Hydrachnidia) From the Bolshoy Yugan River Basin, Western Siberia

﻿First data on the Hirudinea fauna of lotic ecosystems of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area (Russia)

Spatial Inhomogeneity of Zoobenthos and Zooperiphyton in Oxbow Lakes (Western Siberia)

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First data on the Hirudinea fauna of lotic ecosystems of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area (Russia)