Penilia avirostris - indicator of refreshed and eutrophic water

Vukanic, V.

Penilia avirostris - indicator of refreshed and eutrophic water

2003

Vukanic, V. (Institut za biologiju mora, Kotor (Serbia and Montenegro))

During the analyses of zooplankton and hydrography samples from continuous field research in monthly series during 2002 on three shallow stations (Orahovac, Morinj and near the Institute) and 4 central stations in Boka Kotorska Bay (Adriatic sea, Montenegro (Serbia&Montenegro)), exceptionally dense populations of Penilia avirostris were observed. Presence of this species in refreshed waters during the summer in other parts of Adriatic and Mediterranean, and its designation as an indicator, are reasons for presentation of these gathered results from yearly cycle in Boka Kotorska Bay.

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AGROVOC Keywords

adriatic sea agua salobre animal indicateur animales indicadores brackish water cladocera cladócera eau saumâtre eutrofización eutrophication eutrophisation indicator animals mar adriático mer adriatique yougoslavie yugoslavia

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Jugoslovensko drustvo za zastitu voda

Pagination

p. 387-390

Language

Serbian

Note

Summaries (En, Sr)

1 map; 1 table; 9 ref.

ISBN

86-904241-0-5

Translated Title

Penilia avirostris - indikator osladjenih i eutroficiranih voda

Type

Summary; Conference

Source

Conference proceedings [from] the [32nd] annual conference of the Yugoslav Water Pollution Control Society "Water 2003", Djukic, A. (Ed.).- Beograd (Serbia and Montenegro): Jugoslovensko drustvo za zastitu voda, 2003.- ISBN 86-904241-0-5. 522 p.

Conference

32. godisnja konferencija o aktuelnim problemima koriscenja i zastite voda Voda 2003, Zlatibor (Serbia and Montenegro), 3-6 Jun 2003

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