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Diel vertical distribution of zooplankton in Piaseczno Lake (Wdecki Landscape Park) – II. Rotifera

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Grzegorz G. , Klimaszyk P. , Kuczyńska-Kippen N.

2006

tom Vol. 35, No.1

29-37

Vertical distribution of chosen species of Rotifera was studied in Piaseczno Lake, during a water stagnation period, in the summer of 2004. Environmental factors, such as temperature, dissolved oxygen and water transparency in the whole water column were measured. The presence of a total of 45 species of Rotifera was found. The analysis of the diel vertical distribution of the examined species of rotifer communities revealed differentiated models. Diel vertical migrations were observed in the case of Gastropus stylifer, Asplanchna priodonta and Trichocerca similis. The remaining species (Kellicottia longispina, Polyarthra dolichopter and P. vulgaris) did not undergo migrations, they remained within a certain water layer throughout the day and night. These differences in the diel behaviour of particular species of rotifers may be mostly dependent on particular ecological requirements and different forms of predation caused by invertebrate and young fish predators.

Diel vertical migration of zooplankton in tropical high mountain lakes (Andes, Bolivia)

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Aguilera X. , Crespo G. , Declerck S. , De-Meester L.

tom Vol. 54, nr 3

453-464

Diel Vertical Migration (DVM) is a widespread behavior in zooplankton. Although considered to be a predator avoidance behavior in most cases, DVM is also influenced by the distribution of food, competitive interactions and UV (Ultraviolet) radiation. In this paper we report the day and nighttime vertical distribution of the common zooplankton species in nine high altitude tropical Andean lakes to obtain an idea of the range in vertical distribution patterns in Andean lakes. The lakes are situated between 4000 and 4545 m a.s.l. The maximum depth of the lakes varied from 5 to 24 m, and the area varied between 0.6 and 20.75 ha. Daphnia pulex (Leydig 1860) showed tendencies for a normal vertical migration behavior in all lakes sampled irrespective of whether the lakes contained fish. The population resided deeper in the water column during the daytime than during the night, although migration amplitude differed strongly among lakes. . In many lakes, there was an important daytime "deficit" in the number of individuals caught, suggesting that the animals stay close to the bottom of the lake during the day. It suggests that UV radiation is the more likely factor influencing the DVM of Daphnia. Copepods and rotifers showed reverse DVM in some lakes. Our data suggest that the DVM behavior of cope-pods and rotifers in the studied lakes may in part be determined by the avoidance of competition from Daphnia pulex.

Diel vertical migration of zooplankton in tropical high mountain lakes [Andes, Bolivia]

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Aguilera X. , Crespo G. , Declerck S. , De Meester L.

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Diel Vertical Migration (DVM) is a widespread behavior in zooplankton. Although considered to be a predator avoidance behavior in most cases, DVM is also influenced by the distribution of food, competitive interactions and UV (Ultraviolet) radiation. In this paper we report the day and nighttime vertical distribution of the common zooplankton species in nine high altitude tropical Andean lakes to obtain an idea of the range in vertical distribution patterns in Andean lakes. The lakes are situated between 4000 and 4545 m a.s.l. The maximum depth of the lakes varied from 5 to 24 m, and the area varied between 0.6 and 20.75 ha. Daphnia pulex (Leydig 1860) showed tendencies for a normal vertical migration behavior in all lakes sampled irrespective of whether the lakes contained fish. The population resided deeper in the water column during the daytime than during the night, although migration amplitude differed strongly among lakes. In many lakes, there was an important daytime “deficit” in the number of individuals caught, suggesting that the animals stay close to the bottom of the lake during the day. It suggests that UV radiation is the more likely factor influencing the DVM of Daphnia. Copepods and rotifers showed reverse DVM in some lakes. Our data suggest that the DVM behavior of copepods and rotifers in the studied lakes may in part be determined by the avoidance of competition from Daphnia pulex.

Diel vertical distribution of zooplankton in Piaseczno Lake [Wdecki Landscape Park] - II. Rotifera

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Grzegorz G. , Klimaszyk P. , Kuczynska-Kippen N.

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