Tasmania revisited: rotifer communities and habitat heterogeneity
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posted on 2023-04-03, 17:28 authored by R. J Shiel, W Koste, L. W TanMurray-Darling Freshwater Research Centre
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The results of four field surveys for Rotifera in Tasmania are summarized. Most new species and records in a 1987 survey were from acid waters (pH < 4.0) of dune lakes on the west coast (42° S). Marked intra- and interhabitat differences in rotifer communities of lakes and ponds were demonstrated by cluster analysis and related to habitat heterogeneity.
MDFRC item.
The results of four field surveys for Rotifera in Tasmania are summarized. Most new species and records in a 1987 survey were from acid waters (pH < 4.0) of dune lakes on the west coast (42° S). Marked intra- and interhabitat differences in rotifer communities of lakes and ponds were demonstrated by cluster analysis and related to habitat heterogeneity.
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1989-07-01Journal
Hydrobiologia.Volume
186Pagination
239-245Publisher
Netherlands: Springer.Data source
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