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“…We suggest that this positive relation between water current range and local species richness and diversity proposed by Figueiró et al (2008) can possibly be extrapolated to be applied to other filter feeding lotic macroinvertebrates, which depend on the water velocity as much as Simuliidae do.…”
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“…We suggest that this positive relation between water current range and local species richness and diversity proposed by Figueiró et al (2008) can possibly be extrapolated to be applied to other filter feeding lotic macroinvertebrates, which depend on the water velocity as much as Simuliidae do.…”
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confidence: 70%
“…To test the hypothesis that local black fly species richness and diversity are associated with water current variation range (the difference between the highest and lowest water current velocity found in a given site, during a given campaign) (Figueiró et al 2008), we determined the species richness and the Shannon diversity index for each sampling site, in each sample period, as well as the water velocity range and we performed linear regressions to test whether they were related. Cook's distances were calculated in order to identify possible outliers.…”
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“…Some black fly species may occur only in the riffles of large rivers, while others are restricted to small streams of slower water currents (Bertazo and Figueiró, 2012;Figueiró et al, 2006Figueiró et al, , 2008Figueiró et al, , 2014Hamada et al, 2002;Shelley et al, 2000;Zhang and Malmqvist, 1996). Ecological theory and some empirical studies suggest that the habitat choice may be directly influenced by labral fan morphology (Carlsson, 1962;Grenier, 1949;Kurtak, 1978;Lewis, 1953), with black fly species from faster water velocities tending to have smaller labral fans, with stout rays, while species that occur in slower water current velocities tend to have longer labral fans and more delicate rays (Malmqvist et al, 1999;Palmer and Craig, 2000;Zhang and Malmqvist, 1996).…”
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