Spatial structure of zooperiphyton in a small river (West Siberia)

Sharapova, T. A.

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“…It was recorded from bamboo sticks and mehogoni branches and was totally absent from rain tree substrates (Table 2). Sharapova (2010b) observed that chironomid larva settled on immersed willow and stones from the UK river. Zooperiphytic oligochaeta was also non dominant group among three substrates in the lake (Table 2).…”

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Substrate Specific Zooperiphyton And Their Relationships With Water Quality Parameters In Dhanmondi Lake Dhaka, Bangladesh

Hosain

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2014

J. Asiat. Soc. Bangladesh, Sci.

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In the present investigation, zooperiphyton communities comprised protozoa, rotifera copepoda, cladocera, ostracoda, conchostraca, insect’s larvae, oligochaeta, nematoda and mollusca. The group of zooperiphyton on three substrates showed no significant differences (P>0.05). Rotifers and protozoans were the most dominant group of total zooperiphyton abundance among three substrates. The interrelationships between zooperiphyton groups and physicochemical features of water as well as among different groups of zooperiphyton revealed that abundance and growth of zooperiphyton on substrates are influenced by water quality parameters and each with others. The ranges of physicochemical features of water of Dhanmondi lake were suitable for zooperiphyton communities including aquatic biota and also play a significant role to settle zooperiphyton on three substrates. That can help in enhancing productivity of the lake as well as sustaining aesthetic value of aquatic system. Asiat. Soc. Bangladesh, Sci. 40(2): 283-294, December 2014

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Substrate Specific Zooperiphyton And Their Relationships With Water Quality Parameters In Dhanmondi Lake Dhaka, Bangladesh

Hosain

Naser

2014

J. Asiat. Soc. Bangladesh, Sci.

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“…The change of the habitat of the population leads to a change in the existing population system [2,[9][10][11][12][13]. The formation of spatial structure of population leads to the similar effect [14][15][16]. Under the influence of anthropogenous factors a redistribution of the territory takes place, which happens between populations and between groups of the same population.…”

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