posted on 2023-03-23, 12:18authored byRuss Shiel, Jackie Griggs
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Zooplankton-net trawls from Mount Buffalo reservoir, Lake Catani, and five streams in the surrounding area yielded 75 taxa of microfauna (testate rhizopods, rotifers, microcrustacea) and eight taxa of small macroinvertebrates. Most taxa are new records for the National Park. At least seven testates and one rotifer apparently are new records for Australia. Of seven sites sampled, Lake Catani had the most diverse microfauna (31 taxa), otherwise species diversity was low. There was little similarity in microfaunal assemblages between sites.
History
Publication Date
1998-07-01
Journal
The Victorian naturalist.
Volume
115
Issue
5
Pagination
226-230
Publisher
Victoria: Field naturalists club of Victoria.
ISSN
0042-5184
Rights Statement
Open Access. The Published version of this work has been reproduced with permission from the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria. This article may be downloaded for personal use only. Any other use requires prior permission of the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria. This article appears in The Victorian Naturalist, v. 115 (5), 1998. p. 226-230. Copyright (1998) Field Naturalists Club of Victoria. Romeo Green Publisher.