THE IDENTIFICATION AND STUDY OF DENSITY OF ROTATORIA IN ANZALI WETLAND INCOMPARISON WITH ESTUARY REGION AND CASPIAN SEA

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FALAHI KAPOUR CHALI MARYAM; SHAPOORI MARYAM; MANSORI SARA

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Journal: JOURNAL OF WETLAND ECOBIOLOGY Year:2015 | Volume:7 | Issue:25 Page(s): 21-32

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THE IDENTIFICATION AND STUDY OF DENSITY OF ROTATORIA IN ANZALI WETLAND INCOMPARISON WITH ESTUARY REGION AND CASPIAN SEA

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FALAHI KAPOUR CHALI MARYAM | SHAPOORI MARYAM | MANSORI SARA | Issue Writer Certificate

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ANZALI WETLANDQ3

ROTATORIAQ3

CASPIAN SEAQ3

ESTUARYREGIONQ2

PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PARAMETERSQ3

Abstract

The identification and density of ROTATORIA of the ANZALI WETLAND and estuary region of CASPIAN SEA was studied for a period of seven months with an interval period of 45 days periods from February 2010 to September 2011.Five sampling stations were selected for this study, three stations in the ANZALI WETLAND, one station in the estuary region, and another station in the CASPIAN SEA. Sampling was done with using Polica pipe and suction system for 30 liters and filtering it by plankton net with 30 micron mesh size. The results showed that thirty geneses identified from phylum of Rotartoria that three genus Brachionus, Keratella and Polyarthra were dominant and this result showed eutrophic conditions of the ANZALI WETLAND.It is evident from this study that maximum numbers of the phylum Rotifera were seen in entrance western basin station with 757 numbers in liter and Sorkhankol station with 749 numbers in liter. Results of this study showed that number of two phylum of ROTATORIA in February were higher than those in other months; this number was 497 numbers in liter. Also the highest density of ROTATORIA to compare with estuary region and CASPIAN SEA was in the ANZALI WETLAND, after that density in the estuary region was higher than CASPIAN SEA. The lowest density was in the CASPIAN SEA. Statistical analysis showed that average density of phylum of ROTATORIA in different stations had meaningful differences. Relation between chemical-physics parameters and density of ROTATORIA showed that increase dissolves oxygen and pH and water temperature caused increase density of them and increase salinity caused decrease density of them.

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FALAHI KAPOUR CHALI, MARYAM, SHAPOORI, MARYAM, & MANSORI, SARA. (2015). THE IDENTIFICATION AND STUDY OF DENSITY OF ROTATORIA IN ANZALI WETLAND INCOMPARISON WITH ESTUARY REGION AND CASPIAN SEA. JOURNAL OF WETLAND ECOBIOLOGY, 7(25), 21-32. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/174805/en

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FALAHI KAPOUR CHALI MARYAM, SHAPOORI MARYAM, MANSORI SARA. THE IDENTIFICATION AND STUDY OF DENSITY OF ROTATORIA IN ANZALI WETLAND INCOMPARISON WITH ESTUARY REGION AND CASPIAN SEA. JOURNAL OF WETLAND ECOBIOLOGY[Internet]. 2015;7(25):21-32. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/174805/en

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MARYAM FALAHI KAPOUR CHALI, MARYAM SHAPOORI, and SARA MANSORI, “THE IDENTIFICATION AND STUDY OF DENSITY OF ROTATORIA IN ANZALI WETLAND INCOMPARISON WITH ESTUARY REGION AND CASPIAN SEA,” JOURNAL OF WETLAND ECOBIOLOGY, vol. 7, no. 25, pp. 21–32, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/174805/en

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