Current Invasions of Asian Cyclopid Species (Copepoda: Cyclopidae) in Crimea, with Taxonomical and Zoogeographical Remarks on the Hypersaline and Freshwater Fauna

Anufriieva, Elena; Hołyńska, Maria; Shadrin, Nickolai

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“…However, laboratory toxicity tests results are often inconsistent with field observations. For example, Anufriieva et al (2014) evaluated hypersaline water bodies from the Crimean Peninsula and reported four Copepoda: Acanthocyclops sp. at a salinity of 210 g dm − 3 ; Eucyclops sp.…”

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Unique Pit Lake Created in an Opencast Potassium Salt Mine (Dombrovska Pit Lake in Kalush, Ukraine)

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We studied the physicochemical and biological characteristics of the Dombrovska pit lake in Ukraine. The lake formed in an abandoned opencast potassium salt mine and is one of the most saline inland water bodies in the world. It is 85 m deep (November 2015) and an annual inflow of about 2 Mm 3 of water. The lake has two distinct layers. The mesohaline surface (0-5 m) layer is well oxygenated and slightly alkaline (pH = 7.5-8.8). Its mineralization, expressed as dry mass, was 50-134 g dm − 3 , and its electrical conductivity (EC) was 58-134 mS cm − 1 . The underlying layer consists of hypersaline water with low amounts of dissolved oxygen, a neutral pH (6.7-7.4), high mineralization (179-420 g dm − 3 ), high EC (169-215 mS cm − 1 ), and higher concentrations of major anions and cations (except Ca 2+ ) and nutrients than the overlying water. The vertical relationship between major ions and metals and the future salinity of the lake are discussed. In terms of zooplankton, in July we found living specimens of the rotifer Brachionus plicatilis and the ciliates Paradileptus elephantinus and Tindinnidium sp. as well as dead rotifers, cladocerans, and copepods (in total, 19 species), but only live B. plicatilis and 9 dead species in November. In the littoral part of the pit lake, we found the diatoms Nitzschia pusilla and some Halamphora species (H. borealis, H. tenerrima, H. acutiuscula), which favour highly saline waters.

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“…Data on alien cyclopoid species are slowly accumulated (Reid and Reed, 1994;Suárez-Morales et al, 2005Temnykh and Nishida, 2012). In 2012-2013 we found 3 East Asian cyclopoid species in Crimea (Anufriieva et al, 2014). Those alien predator cyclopids are new incomers in Europe, and, probably, change the zooplankton composition, altering ecosystem functioning in European waters.…”

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“…Local records of these species are the third in Europe. Prior to this E. roseus was found in Germany in 1996 (Ishida, 1997) and later in East and West Crimea (Anufriieva et al, 2014); M. pehpeiensis was found in a warm water pool in the botanical garden in Vienna (under the name Mesocyclops ruttneri Kiefer, 1981, a younger synonym of M. pehpeiensis) and in East Crimea (Anufriieva et al, 2014). Both species were found in ponds where there is no human agency that could lead to introductions of the alien species.…”

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Current invasions of East Asian cyclopoids (Copepoda, Cyclopoida)in Europe: new records from eastern Ukraine

Anufriieva¹,

Shadrin²

2016

Turk J Zool

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The East Asian freshwater cyclopoid copepods Mesocyclops pehpeiensis (Hu, 1943) and Eucyclops roseus Ishida, 1997, which are new for Europe, were recorded from samples collected in the water bodies of the city of Lugansk, eastern Ukraine. In 2012 the same species of cyclopoids, new or rare for Europe, were found in Crimean ponds where there is no human agency that could lead to introductions of alien species. Long-distance transportation by birds, probably, is the more plausible explanation for their appearance in Lugansk. These alien species were found in newly formed water bodies without stable communities, which may serve as a jumping-off place for further distribution of East Asian cyclopid copepods across Europe.

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“…Совинским (Монченко, 2003). К настояще-му времени в море у берегов Крыма отмечено 18 видов циклопов, а во внутренних водоемах полу острова -44 (Монченко, 2003;Anufriieva et al, 2014). Фауна Cyclopoida Крыма относится к одной из наиболее изученных в мире, в зна-чительной степени благодаря исследованиям В. Монченко (Монченко, 1974, 2003).…”

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Cyclopoida in Hypersaline Waters of the Crimea and the World: Diversity, the Impact of Environmental Factors, Ecological Role

Anufriieva¹

2016

J. Sib. Fed. Univ., Biol.

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Current Invasions of Asian Cyclopid Species (Copepoda: Cyclopidae) in Crimea, with Taxonomical and Zoogeographical Remarks on the Hypersaline and Freshwater Fauna

Cited by 51 publications

References 23 publications

Unique Pit Lake Created in an Opencast Potassium Salt Mine (Dombrovska Pit Lake in Kalush, Ukraine)

Unique Pit Lake Created in an Opencast Potassium Salt Mine (Dombrovska Pit Lake in Kalush, Ukraine)

Current invasions of East Asian cyclopoids (Copepoda, Cyclopoida)in Europe: new records from eastern Ukraine

Cyclopoida in Hypersaline Waters of the Crimea and the World: Diversity, the Impact of Environmental Factors, Ecological Role

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