drift of ichthyoplankton in two channels of the paraná river, between paraná and mato grosso do sul states, brazil

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Abstract
Analysis of drift of ichthyoplankton in two channels in the River Paraná, Brazil, were made. Sampling was undertaken from October 1995 to April 1996 during nychthemeral cycles. Water samples were collected to determine several environmental variables. Eggs densities largely differed to layers, times of day and months. In both the channels, highest occurrence of eggs was detected between January and March; greater concentrations at the bottom, during night. With regard to larvae, densities were significantly different in channels, times of days and months. Maximum occurrences were seen in the right channel, in both layers, with largest capture between January and March. Surface of the both channels presented highest density of larvae during night. Water temperature, electrical conductivity and flux velocity were different in the two channels, however, these variables and larvae density didn't showed correlations. This indicates that there was another possible factor, might be influencing the distribution of ichthyoplankton.
Este trabalho teve por objetivo analisar a deriva do ictioplâncton em dois canais com diferentes condições de topografia e velocidade de fluxo, entre os estados do Paraná e Mato Grosso do Sul (Brasil). As amostragens foram realizadas no período de outubro de 1995 a abril de 1996, durante ciclos nictemerais. Amostras de água foram coletadas para determinação de algumas variáveis ambientais. A densidade de ovos diferiu significativamente entre os estratos, horários e meses; sendo que em ambos os canais, as maiores ocorrências de ovos foram verificadas entre janeiro e março, com maiores concentrações no fundo durante o período noturno. Com relação as larvas, as densidades diferiram entre os canais, horários e meses. As maiores ocorrências foram observas no canal direito, em ambos estratos, com maior período de captura entre janeiro e março. A superfície dos canais apresentou as maiores densidades de larvas durante o período noturno. A temperatura da água, condutividade elétrica e velocidade de fluxo foram diferentes entre os canais, entretanto, essas variáveis e a densidade de larvas não mostraram correlação, indicando que possivelmente outro fator, esteja influenciando a distribuição do ictioplâncton neste ambiente.
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Authors ;Andréa Bialetzki;Paulo Vanderlei Sanches;Maristela Cavicchioli;Gilmar Baumgartner;Ricardo Pereira Ribeiro;Keshiyu Nakatani
Journal current drug delivery
Year 1999
DOI
10.1590/S1516-89131999000100008
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1516-89131999000100008
Keywords
drift ichthyoplankton

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