the effect of variable turbulent intensities on the distribution of zooplankton in the shallow, large lake balaton (hungary)
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Abstract
The influence of current velocity on zooplankton organisms is manifold. Moderate current
velocity is beneficial for zooplankton, but through various mechanisms too high a current
velocity can have detrimental effects. We examined how current velocity acts on
zooplankton in Lake Balaton at different levels and found a highly significant, negative
relation between current velocity and the density of zooplankton assemblages. Of the
studied assemblages, Daphnia galeata × cucullata and
Eudiaptomus gracilis exhibited the greatest sensitivity to the degree
of current velocity. During calm weather, when the water surface was calm too, nocturnal
migration was observed for both Daphnia galeata × cucullata
and Eudiaptomus gracilis. We demonstrated that
the vertical migration of these two species started before the storm as the usual
nocturnal migration, but during the storm the regular pattern was confused.
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| Authors | ;Baranyai E.;G.-Tóth L.;Vári A.;Homonnay Z.G. |
| Journal | american journal of physiology renal physiology |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.1051/kmae/2011003
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