1993
DOI: 10.2307/1446294
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Fish Assemblage Structure and Environmental Correlates in Nepal's Gandaki River

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“…Altitude was positively correlated with the first CCA axis and explained significant directions of variance in species distributions. This result is similar to the one obtained by Edds (1993) who also noticed that altitude was the most important factor contributing to variation in fish assemblage in the Gandaki River. In the Chishui River, Schizothoracinae and Nemachilinae species which mainly appeared in the upper reaches at an altitude of 1000−1500 m are adapted to harsh environment of cold water and energy availability.…”
Section: > Fish-habitat Relationshipssupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Altitude was positively correlated with the first CCA axis and explained significant directions of variance in species distributions. This result is similar to the one obtained by Edds (1993) who also noticed that altitude was the most important factor contributing to variation in fish assemblage in the Gandaki River. In the Chishui River, Schizothoracinae and Nemachilinae species which mainly appeared in the upper reaches at an altitude of 1000−1500 m are adapted to harsh environment of cold water and energy availability.…”
Section: > Fish-habitat Relationshipssupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Among cyprinoids, mostly the cyprinines (carps and minor carps) were observed to be dominant groups followed by rasborines (carp minnows / hill-trouts), garrines (suckerheads) and schizothoracines (snow trouts) (Edds 1993, Pokharel 1999, Champasri 2003. Likewise, the cyprinines (carps and minor carps) and rasborines (carp minnows / hilltrouts) have been mentioned to contribute to a major portion of the fish biota (Edds 1993, Pokharel 2006, Shrestha 2001, Swar 2005.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among cyprinoids, mostly the cyprinines (carps and minor carps) were observed to be dominant groups followed by rasborines (carp minnows / hill-trouts), garrines (suckerheads) and schizothoracines (snow trouts) (Edds 1993, Pokharel 1999, Champasri 2003. Likewise, the cyprinines (carps and minor carps) and rasborines (carp minnows / hilltrouts) have been mentioned to contribute to a major portion of the fish biota (Edds 1993, Pokharel 2006, Shrestha 2001, Swar 2005. Similar pattern of species composition, family and group dominance was observed in the present work and also the important species, Neolissocheilus hexagonolepis, Puntius sophore, P. conchonius, Barilius bendelisis, Garra gotyla and Schizothorax richardsonii were found to be dominant forms at most of the study sites.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Angermeier & Karr 1983, Ibarra & Stewart 1989, Wikramanayake 1990, Hugueny & Paugy 1995, Castro & Casatti 1997, Casatti et al 2001, Fogaça et al 2003, Barreto & Aranha 2005, Langeani et al 2007). Dentre as variações registradas na literatura, fica destacado que as menores diversidades ocorrem nas áreas de cabeceira ou próximas a ela enquanto nas áreas de desembocadura ou confluência o número de espécies é sempre superior (Matthews 1986, Edds 1993, Pavanelli & Caramaschi 1997, Abes & Agostinho 2001, Barreto & Uieda 1998, Uieda & Barreto 1999, Pavanelli & Caramaschi 2003, Bifi et al 2006, Perez-Jr. & Garavello 2007. No caso do presente estudo, os três riachos estudados foram amostrados em áreas de baixada, próximo à confluência com o rio Tocantins, fato que pode explicar a alta diversidade como função da ictiofauna Biota Neotrop.,vol.…”
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