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Macroinvertebrate communities in the Big East Lake water network in relation to environmental factors
The Big East Lake water network (BELWN), located in Wuhan city, China, is mainly composed of six lakes and isolated from the Yangtze river. At the background of restoring the hydrological connectivity between rivers and lakes, four season investigations were conducted during 2014–2015 to study the spatial distribution and seasonal dynamics of macroinvertebrate communities, explore their relationships with environmental factors, and forecast the change trends in assemblages in a long period after restoration measures. A total of 40 species were recorded, oligochaetes and chironomids dominated the communities. Season variation in density and biomass were distinct and the community differences in lakes related to the degrees of organic pollution. In comparison with the historical data, the species richness of mollusks in Donghu lake sharply decreased due to water pollution and the loss of diverse habitat. Concerning on the whole BELWN, the whole taxa recorded in our study was slightly fewer than the previous study. A new recorded species polychaete Nephtys sp. was first collected with an important ecological interest. As an urban lake system dominated by eutrophication, the water nutrients significantly affected the distribution of macroinvertebrates. According to the GAM models, the dominant species responded to environmental gradients with different response curves. After restoring the hydrological connectivity between rivers and lakes, the macroinvertebrate communities would change and the biodiversity would steadily increase with time. Additionally, the new recorded species Nephtys sp. would spread into the whole BELWN in the foresee future.
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Shiyun Chi, Ming Li, Jinxiu Zheng, Sheng Chen, Mingxiu Chen, Juxiang Hu, Jianfeng Tang, Sheng Hu, Fangyong Dong, Xianfu ZhaoObtenir le document :
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Big East Lake water network (BELWN), macroinvertebrate communities, environmental factors, disconnected lake system, restoring hydrological connectivity, réseau hydrographique du Grand lac Est (BELWN), communautés de macroinvertébrés, facteurs environnementaux, système lacustre déconnecté, restauration de la connectivité hydrologiqueThème (issu du Text Mining) :
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2017-05-12Format :
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https://doi.org/10.1051/kmae/2017011Langue :
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