Ecosistemas de rios temporales: ecología de las poblaciones de efemerópteros de la cuenca del rio Bembézar (Sierra Morena)

[ES]La cuenca temporal del embalse de rio Bembezar abarca tres tipos de cursos: rios temporales, rios permanentes y rios temporales con masas de agua estables en verano. Se ha capturado un total de 14 especies de efemeropteros a 10 largo de dos ciclos anuales (1982 y 1983). La distribucion observada de estas especies es distinta para cada cicIo, y su evolucion independiente del tipo de curso y de Ja proximidad de las estaciones.

[EN]Three types of streams are noted for the temporary basin of the Bembezar river: the temporary streams, the permanent streams and the temporary streams with stable pools in summer. 14 species of Ephemeroplera have been caugth along two years (1982 and 1983). The distribution of these species has been different from year to year. An individual pattern of the community evolution for each sampling site has been observed.

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Spain

Related Organizations

University of Murcia
Spain

Keywords

Efemeropteros, Bembézar, :5 - Ciencias puras y naturales::57 - Biología [CDU], Mayflies, Rio, Temporal, CDU::5 - Ciencias puras y naturales::57 - Biología, Bembezar, Río, Bembezar river, Spain, Stream, Efemerópteros, Temporary

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