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Journal of Limnology
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ISSN 1129-5767 · PAGEPress Publications · 1.164 artikel di indeks
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Evidence for an additional population of the cave-dwelling squat lobster Munidopsis polymorpha in Lanzarote (Canary Islands): implications for management and conservation
The endangered anchialine squat lobster Munidopsis polymorpha is restricted to northern Lanzarote. To understand genetic isolation and conservation risks, we genotyped 26 individuals at eight microsatellite loci from four sites in La Corona lava tube and Charcos de Luis. Lava tube sites shared most…
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The impact of climate change on the dynamics of the water level of Lake Skadar
Lake Skadar is the largest freshwater body on the Balkan Peninsula. It is recognized as a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention and holds the status of a national park in Montenegro. The results presented in this study indicate a significant downward trend in monthly water…
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New occurrence records and updated global distribution of Limnias novemceras (Rotifera: Flosculariaceae) using citizen-contributed and published data
We report new occurrence records and an updated global distribution of Limnias novemceras Meksuwan, Jaturapruek & Maiphae, 2018 (Rotifera: Flosculariaceae) based on citizen-science observations and published data. Twenty-two records were compiled, 19 from social media, extending the species range…
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Cladocera responses to ~200-year history of environmental stressors on Rideau Canal (Ontario, Canada) lakes
Five lakes within the Rideau Canal system (Ontario, Canada) were studied ~25 years ago using lake sediment cores for diatom analysis. More recently, new sediment cores were collected to assess limnological changes linked to more contemporary stressors, such as accelerated regional climate warming…
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Exploring habitat complexity in Mediterranean ponds: physicochemical heterogeneity and macrophyte community variation in inland Sicily
Mediterranean ponds are small but valuable habitats, yet the relationships between environmental heterogeneity and vegetation remain poorly explored. We surveyed 10 sites in central Sicily, including permanent, semi-permanent and temporary ponds, recording 42 taxa and macrophyte communities in 31…
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Environmental drivers and seasonal distribution of endemic macroinvertebrates in the Upper Loukkos Watershed (Northwestern Morocco)
Freshwater ecosystems of the Mediterranean basin are increasingly exposed to hydroclimatic fluctuations, often interacting with sustained anthropogenic pressures. However, in North African rivers, the ecological patterns of endemic aquatic invertebrates remain poorly documented. In this context…
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Native and alien nymphaeids in a Mediterranean island: distribution and status in Sardinia (Italy)
After a long-term monitoring campaign spanning 1999-2025, the populations of Nymphaeids growing in Sardinia were comprehensively investigated. Within the family Nymphaeaceae, Nuphar lutea and Nymphaea alba are native species on the island, while two other taxa are alien: Nymphaea mexicana and N. ×…
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Diversity and habitat associations of copepods in temporary tropical waters of Thailand
Temporary aquatic habitats are widespread in tropical regions and represent important reservoirs of freshwater biodiversity, yet their copepod fauna remains insufficiently documented. This study examines the diversity, community composition, and habitat associations of copepods across major types…
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Millennial reconstruction of organic carbon burial and n-alkane-based source identification in Sayram Lake, Xinjiang, China
Organic carbon burial in lake sediments plays a crucial role in understanding the terrestrial carbon cycle. Sayram Lake (Xinjiang, China), located in the Tianshan Mountains of arid Central Asia, provides a unique opportunity to investigate the mechanisms governing organic carbon burial in deep…
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Stable isotope variability in macrophytes and sediments of two shallow lakes in Sicily: a first contribution for ecological monitoring
We present the first isotopic dataset for two shallow, slightly brackish Mediterranean lakes in Sicily colonised by Chara baltica (Lago Preola) and Najas marina (Lago Murana). Seasonal stable isotopes (δ13C, δ15N) and elements concentration (C%, N%) were measured in macrophytes and sediments over…
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Environmental flow modeling for the conservation of the endemic trout Oncorhynchus nelsoni (Evermann) in a basin located in the Mexican region of Mediterranean California
Driven by global economic and population growth, the diversion of streamflow, via pipeline networks, for agricultural, livestock, or domestic purposes, has had a significant impact on water demand. These processes have created an urgent need for sustainable water resource management. Environmental…
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DataLake: a georeferenced dataset of vascular plants from freshwater lakes of central-southern Italy
Freshwater lakes are fundamental ecosystems that provide essential ecosystem services for humans and support high plant diversity, often including specialized and rare species. Nevertheless, in Italy, botanical knowledge of lake ecosystems remains fragmented, and floristic data are scattered across…
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Environmental and community constraints on Elodea nuttallii: implications for early season control in an urban stretch of the Po River (NW Italy)
Invasive aquatic macrophytes represent an increasing concern for freshwater ecosystems, where they alter biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, and water-related services. Among them, the submerged species Elodea nuttallii has rapidly expanded across many European waterbodies, yet its ecology in…
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Taxonomic survey and DNA barcode library of tardigrades from alpine fens in northwestern Italy
Peatlands and peat-like habitats are among the most vulnerable ecosystems to climate change. Owing to their specific microclimatic conditions, which maintain high and stable moisture levels, they host assemblages dominated by hydrophilous taxa, including several groups of tardigrades. Despite this…
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Genetic diversity of zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha (Pallas, 1771)) as a reflection of successful invasion into the water bodies in Baltic Sea region
Dreissena polymorpha, the zebra mussel, is one of the most widespread and ecologically disruptive invasive species in European freshwater systems. Despite its long presence in Latvia, genetic information on local populations has been lacking. This study provides the first comprehensive assessment…
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New records of ostracods (Crustacea, Ostracoda) from groundwater habitats in Italy, with faunistic and biogeographical notes
Groundwater ecosystems host highly specialised and frequently endemic faunas, yet their biodiversity remains poorly explored. Although Italy is recognised as a hotspot of subterranean diversity, knowledge of its stygobitic ostracods (i.e., species that are obligate inhabitants of subterranean…
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A survey of bdelloid rotifers from coastal ponds in Southern Norway
We report the results of the first survey of bdelloid rotifers, microscopic aquatic animals, in continental Norway, collected from coastal ponds in the Southern part of the country in Autumn 2021, using a morphological approach in species identification. Out of 25 ponds, 19 bdelloid species were…
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Movement and habitat use of native and non-native small benthic fish in a high conservation value agricultural environment
Despite the considerable progress that has been made in the field of taxonomy and genetics of freshwater fish, there is still a paucity of knowledge regarding their ecology and behaviour. We used PIT-telemetry to study movement and habitat use of native and non-native benthic fish species in a…
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A multi-stressor environment impairs the photosynthetic performance of Virescentia viride-brasiliensis (Batrachospermales, Rhodophyta)
Red algae belonging to Batrachospermales are important contributors to the energy input of lotic ecosystems. Given the importance of these algae for the lotic food web, we tested the photosynthetic performance of a relatively widespread and sensitive species (Virescentia viride-brasiliensis) in…
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Biogeochemical drivers of methane dynamics in the water column of Georgian Bay’s embayment, Lake Huron
Methane (CH4) production in oxygenated freshwater systems remains an active area of research in biogeochemistry. This study investigates CH4 dynamics in Honey Harbour’s North Bay, a stratified freshwater oligotrophic embayment of Georgian Bay (Lake Huron), by integrating microbial community…
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