2007
DOI: 10.1590/s1519-69842007000300018
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Hatching rates of resting eggs of 'Cladocera' (Crustacea; Branchiopoda) at a tropical bay, Brazil

Abstract: The aim of this study was to determine the development time of embryos and to estimate the hatching rates of resting eggs of cladocerans found in the sediment of Guanabara Bay, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, under experimental conditions. Eggs were sorted by species (Penilia avirostris -Sididae; Pleopis polyphemoides and Pseudevadne tergestina -Podonidae) and incubated at a temperature of 25 °C, salinity 35 and photoperiod 12 hours light/ 12 hours dark. Hatching rates were about 38% for Pseudevadne tergestina and 28%… Show more

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“…The hatching process is not complete until this membrane finally ruptures and the larvae or juveniles are released. Both the chorion and the inner vitelline membrane have been identified in the resting eggs of various Branchiopoda (Anostraca: Morris and Afzellius 1967;Belk 1987;Notostraca: Gilchrist 1978;Tommasini et al 1989;Spinicaudata: Belk 1987;Cylestherida: Roessler 1995;Cladocera: Vollmer 1912;Fryer 1972Fryer , 1996Onb e 1991;Korovchinsky and Boikova 1996;Egloff et al 1997;Mugrabe et al 2007;Boikova 2008). They are also present in the resting eggs of the Australian Cyclestheria investigated in this study, and there can be no doubt that the chorion and the vitelline membrane of resting eggs are homologous throughout branchiopods.…”
Section: Resting Egg Architecture In Branchiopodamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The hatching process is not complete until this membrane finally ruptures and the larvae or juveniles are released. Both the chorion and the inner vitelline membrane have been identified in the resting eggs of various Branchiopoda (Anostraca: Morris and Afzellius 1967;Belk 1987;Notostraca: Gilchrist 1978;Tommasini et al 1989;Spinicaudata: Belk 1987;Cylestherida: Roessler 1995;Cladocera: Vollmer 1912;Fryer 1972Fryer , 1996Onb e 1991;Korovchinsky and Boikova 1996;Egloff et al 1997;Mugrabe et al 2007;Boikova 2008). They are also present in the resting eggs of the Australian Cyclestheria investigated in this study, and there can be no doubt that the chorion and the vitelline membrane of resting eggs are homologous throughout branchiopods.…”
Section: Resting Egg Architecture In Branchiopodamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Cyclestherida and Cladocera, a tertiary shell comparable to that found in the remaining branchiopods is absent (Martin 1992;Fryer 1996). Furthermore, the resting eggs in the cladoceran taxa Onychopoda and Haplopoda are not protected against desiccation but rest in the water columns of lakes or even oceans (Onb e 1991;Fryer 1996;Mugrabe et al 2007). Many Ctenopoda (Cladocera) species do not have drought-resistant resting eggs at all (e.g., Sida crystallina, Holopedium gibberum), while in others, the chorion functionally replaces the tertiary shell to create eggs that are resistant to desiccation (e. g., Latonopsis australis, Fryer 1996).…”
Section: Resting Egg Architecture In Branchiopodamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os estudos sobre o zooplâncton marinho no Brasil têm sido primariamente descritivos, com a maioria das pesquisas enfocando a análise da estrutura da comunidade e assuntos relacionados (Lopes, 2007). Dos poucos estudos que tratam de aspectos referentes à reprodução ou à produção secundária de organismos do zooplâncton marinho, destacam-se pesquisas que contemplam os calanóides (Ara, 2001a(Ara, , 2001b(Ara, e 2001cKaminski & Montú, 2005;Magalhães et al, 2006), poecilostomatóides (Lopes et al, 2007), cladóceros (Barros et al, 2000;Atienza et al, 2007;Valentin & Marazzo, 2004;Mugrabe et al, 2007) e decápodes planctônicos (López, 1966;Costa & Prandi, 1971;Alvarez, 1985).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…No Brasil, grande parte dos estudos referentes aos apendiculários (Björnberg & Forneris, 1955, 1956a, 1956b, 1958Forneris, 1957Forneris, , 1965Matsumura-Tundisi, 1970;Sinque, 1976;Esnal & Castro, 1977;Dadon & Esnal, 1995;Campos, 2000Campos, , 2004 e aos cladóceros (Rocha, 1977(Rocha, , 1982(Rocha, , 1985Resgalla & Montú, 1993;Gomes et al, 2000;, 2001a, b, 2004aSterza & Fernandes, 2006;Resgalla, 2008) se restringem a composição e a dinâmica populacional dos organismos. Trabalhos enfocando aspectos biológicos e ecológicos dos cladóceros como reprodução, hábitos alimentares e migração vertical (Barros et al, 2000;Marazzo & Valentin, 2001b, 2003c, 2004bValentin & Marazzo, 2004;Barros, 2007;Mugrabe et al, 2007) foram realizados, porém são ainda restritos à baía de Guanabara.…”
Section: Introdução E Justificativaunclassified