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A Taxonomical Study On The Rotifer Fauna Of Yedigöller (Bolu-Turkey), Ahmet Altindağ
A Taxonomical Study On The Rotifer Fauna Of Yedigöller (Bolu-Turkey), Ahmet Altindağ
Turkish Journal of Zoology
The study was carried out at Yedigöller (Turkey) between January and November, 1997. Thirty-one species of rotifers were identified, all of which were new for Yedigöller. Three species ( Dicronophorus caudatus, Synchaeta lokowitziana, Trichocerca bidens ) were new records for the Turkish fauna.
Short Term Secondary Production And Population Dynamics Of Crustacea Rotifera In Three Different Biotops Of Neusiedler See (Austria), Nuray Emi̇r Akbulut
Short Term Secondary Production And Population Dynamics Of Crustacea Rotifera In Three Different Biotops Of Neusiedler See (Austria), Nuray Emi̇r Akbulut
Turkish Journal of Zoology
This paper describes the population dynamic parameters of the two crustaceans Diaphanosoma mongolianum, Arctodiaptomus spinosus and four rotifer species which are Filinia longiseta, Hexartra mira, Brachionus angularis and Polyarthra vulgaris.
Community Structure Of Zooplanktonic Organisms In Lake Akşehir, Nuray Emi̇r Akbulut
Community Structure Of Zooplanktonic Organisms In Lake Akşehir, Nuray Emi̇r Akbulut
Turkish Journal of Zoology
In this study, the abundance and seasonal distribution of rotifer and crustacean zooplankton were examined. A negative correlation beetween rotifers and crustaceans in terms of their abundancy rates was observed. Copepods were most abundant and comprised 43.3 %; rotifers comprised 34 % and cladocerans comprised 22.6% of the total zooplanktonic organisms. Copepods were abundant in autumn whereas rotifers were abundant in spring and autumn but cladocerans were abundant in summer periods. Some zooplanktonic organisms recorded in all samples throughout the study period were Filinia, Hexarthra, Brachionus, Asplanchna, Keratella, Arctodiaptomus spinosus and Diaphanosoma lacustris.