Patterns of macroinvertebrate distribution in the Llobregat river basin (NE Spain)

Ecological observations and life histories of five net‐spinning caddisflies (Trichoptera) of the lower ardèche river

“…lepida) and 5 (H. exocellata) of the Jarama River (Gonzalez del Tanago and Garcia de Jalon, 1981; Garcia de Jalon and Gonzalez del Tanago, 1982). The larvae of//, exocellata were also reported as widespread in the Llobregat River Basin (Gonzalez et al, 1985). On the Argens River (Giudicelli et al, 1980), the larvae of//, exocellata and C. lepida were respectively exclusive and preferential to the epipotamon.…”

Spatio‐Temporal Distribution and Ecological Preferences of Coexisting Hydropsychid Species (Trichoptera) in Two Mediterranean River Basins (S Spain)

“…(1) HERRANZ and GARCIA DE JALON (1984), (2) MILLET and PRAT (1984), (3) GONZALEZ et al (1985), (4) DE SOTO et al (1994), (5) GARCIA DE JALON and GONZALEZ DEL TANAGO (1986), (6) TERRA and MOLLES (1987) …”

Present level of knowledge regarding fluvial macroinvertebrate communities in Spain

“…4). (MARGALEF, 1948(MARGALEF, ,1952(MARGALEF, ,1953PRAT et al, 1979PRAT et al, -1986MlLLET & PRAT, 1984;GONZALEZ et al, 1985;GROSSMAN et al, 1985;PALAU & PALOMES, 1986 a,b;RIERADEVALL & PRAT, 1986;PUIG et al, 1987PUIG et al, -1990 ); the high Guadalquivir Basin (DOMEZAIN et al, 1987;ZAMORA-MUÑOZ, 1988;MADRID, 1990 As a group, the studies on fluvial benthos advance two principal themes: community structure (descriptive phase) and indices (biotic indices and water quality). In addition to these two areas of interest appear some studies on community zonation (cases associated with time) and some works presenting wider ecological proposals (MARGALEF, 1947(MARGALEF, , 1960HERRANZ, 1983 PRAT, 1986;PUIG et al, 1987: GARCIA DE JALON et al, 1988FANLO et al, 1989;IMBERT & POZO, 1989;BALTANAS, 1990;PUIG et al, 1991;SOLER, 1991;MALO & PUIG, 1992;; ROLDAN & PUIG, 1992; SOLER & PUIG, 1992).…”

“…Besos, Foix and Mata- dominance is shared by Trichoptera and Ephemeroptera, with Plecoptera as an accompanying species. For the al1 of the orders combined, moreover, the reophile species constitute the largest part of the community (PRAT et al, 1983(PRAT et al, , 1985GROSSMAN et al, 1985;PUIG e t al., 1987;GARCIA DE JALON et al, 1988;PUIG et al, 1990;.…”