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Behaviour of Lake Baikal amphipods as a part of the night migratory complex in the Kluevka settlement region (south-eastern Baikal)
In: CrustaceanaThe night migration complex in the bottom zone of the shallow-water slope on the east coast of southern Lake Baikal near the village of Kluevka was investigated. According to the observations, it was established that the pelagic fish of the suborder Cottoidei and the pelagic amphipod Macrohectopus branickii can sporadically participate in the migration complex. The mass presence of benthic amphipods was highest in the first minute of observations, with more than 250 individuals/freeze-frame, and then stabilized at 43-65 individuals/freeze-frame. The Juday net-collected amphipods comprised only one typically benthic species, Micruropus wohlii platycercus, which is known to be a nocturnal migrant. For the first time, the typically pelagic species M. branickii, was observed in the migratory complex over shallow coastal shoal, which species, according to all previous studies, was considered to inhabit only greater depths and to avoid areas with depths of less than 100 m, such as shallow-water slope bottom zones.
Le complexe migratoire nocturne dans la zone du fond d’eaux peu profondes sur la côte est du lac Baïkal méridional près du village de Kluevka a été étudié. Selon les observations, il a été établi que les poissons pélagiques du sous-ordre des Cottoidei et l’amphipode pélagique Macrohectopus branickii peuvent participer sporadiquement à ce complexe migratoire. La présence en masse des amphipodes benthiques était la plus élevée dans la première minute des observations, avec plus de 250 individus/arrêt sur image, et ensuite stabilisée à 43-65 individus/arrêt sur image. Les amphipodes collectés au filet Juday comprenaient seulement une espèce typiquement benthique, Micruropus wohlii platycercus, connu comme un migrant nocturne. Pour la première fois, l’espèce typiquement pélagique M. branickii, a été observée dans le complexe migrant sur le haut-fond côtier ; cette espèce, selon les précédentes études, était considérée comme habitant seulement les plus grandes profondeurs et évitant les zones de profondeurs de moins de 100 m, comme les zones de fond d’eaux peu profondes.
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Behaviour of Lake Baikal amphipods as a part of the night migratory complex in the Kluevka settlement region (south-eastern Baikal)
In: CrustaceanaThe night migration complex in the bottom zone of the shallow-water slope on the east coast of southern Lake Baikal near the village of Kluevka was investigated. According to the observations, it was established that the pelagic fish of the suborder Cottoidei and the pelagic amphipod Macrohectopus branickii can sporadically participate in the migration complex. The mass presence of benthic amphipods was highest in the first minute of observations, with more than 250 individuals/freeze-frame, and then stabilized at 43-65 individuals/freeze-frame. The Juday net-collected amphipods comprised only one typically benthic species, Micruropus wohlii platycercus, which is known to be a nocturnal migrant. For the first time, the typically pelagic species M. branickii, was observed in the migratory complex over shallow coastal shoal, which species, according to all previous studies, was considered to inhabit only greater depths and to avoid areas with depths of less than 100 m, such as shallow-water slope bottom zones.
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| Abstract Views | 320 | 38 | 4 |
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