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2. Fish reproductive activity reveals temporal variations predominating spatial heterogeneity in maintaining high functional diversity of a Neotropical reservoir
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Gogola, Tatiane Mary, primary, Piana, Pitágoras Augusto, additional, Silva, Pedro Rogério Leandro, additional, Topan, Dhyego Amilton, additional, and Sanches, Paulo Vanderlei, additional
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- 2021
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3. Arms as areas for larval development of migratory fish species in a Neotropical reservoir and the influence of rainfall over abundances
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Sanches, Paulo Vanderlei, primary, Gogola, Tatiane Mary, additional, Silva, Rafael Olimpio, additional, Topan, Dhyego Amilton, additional, Santos Picapedra, Pablo Henrique, additional, and Piana, Pitágoras Augusto, additional
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- 2020
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4. Fish reproductive activity reveals temporal variations predominating spatial heterogeneity in maintaining high functional diversity of a Neotropical reservoir.
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Gogola, Tatiane Mary, Piana, Pitágoras Augusto, da Silva, Pedro Rogério Leandro, Topan, Dhyego Amilton, and Sanches, Paulo Vanderlei
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FISH larvae , *SPATIAL variation , *FISH reproduction , *ICHTHYOPLANKTON , *WATER levels , *DISSOLVED oxygen in water , *FUNCTIONAL groups , *RESERVOIRS - Abstract
The reproductive activity of the fish assemblage in a large Neotropical reservoir was evaluated by surveying the occurrence of ichthyoplankton in response to spatial and temporal variation in environmental factors. Fish reproduction was investigated by capturing larvae along representative spatial gradients in the main body (longitudinal) and arms (lateral) of the reservoir. After identification, the captured larvae were classified into different groups according to the functional traits of their parental stock. Sampling occurred monthly at night from October to March over five reproductive periods between 2009 and 2016, using conical‐cylindrical plankton nets with flowmeter. Water samples were taken simultaneously allowing the measurement of environmental factors related to reproductive activity. The relationship between the environmental factors and the functional traits was assessed using RLQ and fourth‐corner analyses. An evaluation of 51,995 larvae revealed there was greater larval abundance in the lacustrine and transition zones of both longitudinal and lateral gradients. Occurrences often correlated with temporal instead of spatial gradients. Higher rainfall correlated with abundances of detritivorous and migratory species. Higher water levels correlated with higher abundances of non‐native species, species without parental care, with external fecundation, and partial spawning. Dry periods, with lower water and higher dissolved oxygen, correlated with higher abundances of insectivores and sedentary species. Although the presence of a dam‐free stretch of river upstream of the reservoir had a positive influence on fish larvae in the fluvial zone, the results did not show differentiation along either gradient. Thus, the composition of the functional groups of fish species that reproduce in the Itaipu Reservoir appears to be predominantly influenced by the temporal variation in environmental factors rather than the formation of spatial gradients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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5. Traits and functional indexes applied to larvae as a tool for the evaluation of fish reproduction in the spatial gradients of reservoirs
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Gogola, Tatiane Mary, Sanches, Paulo Vanderlei, Piana, Pitágoras Augusto, Baumgartner, Dirceu, Kashiwaqui, Elaine Antoniassi Luiz, and Cunico, Almir Manoel
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Barramentos ,Gradientes espaciais ,Ichthyoplankton ,RECURSOS PESQUEIROS E ENGENHARIA DE PESCA [CIENCIAS AGRARIAS] ,Ictioplâncton ,RLQ & fourth corner ,Spatial gradients ,Dams - Abstract
Submitted by Marilene Donadel (marilene.donadel@unioeste.br) on 2020-03-06T16:37:42Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Tatiane_Gogola_2018.pdf: 1258976 bytes, checksum: e403670ae4cbaa80d5b129f63116a176 (MD5) Made available in DSpace on 2020-03-06T16:37:42Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Tatiane_Gogola_2018.pdf: 1258976 bytes, checksum: e403670ae4cbaa80d5b129f63116a176 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-12-07 Based on the occurrence of fish larvae and analyzing the relationship of environmental variables and functional traits, we intend to evaluate the reproductive dynamics of the species along the Itaipu reservoir gradients. Assuming that the degree of influence of damming on fish reproduction follows the longitudinal gradient, and that this influence is more pronounced in the lacustrine region, we test the hypotheses: i) Environmental variables influence the spatial and temporal patterns of larval distribution functional groups of fish in reservoirs. ii) The reproduction of the fish in the lateral gradient follows the same trend as observed, if any, in the longitudinal gradient. Three arms of the left margin were evaluated, distributed along the longitudinal gradient of the reservoir (zones: lacustrine, transition and fluvial), whereas for the lateral gradient analysis, each arm was divided into three regions according to the distance of the influence of the reservoir, region I, near the central body, region II, intermediate between the reservoir and the lotic stretch and III near the lotic stretch of the arm. The collections were carried out monthly, between October and March, in the period from 2009 to 2016, totaling five periods. The samplings were carried out with plankton net, equipped with flow meter and in the nocturnal period. Samples of water were obtained for the verification of some environmental variables. In the laboratory, the larvae were identified at the lowest possible taxonomic level and evaluated in relation to some functional characteristics related to reproduction, feeding and occupation of the beds of the water column. In order to analyze the relation of environmental variables and functional traits, the RLQ and fourth-corner analyzes were performed. A total of 51,995 larvae were analyzed, with higher abundances in the lacustrine and transition zones and a larger number of taxa in the fluvial zone and region I. In general, turbidity and precipitation influenced positively the migratory taxa, mainly in period V and period IV was negatively influenced by the quota of the reservoir favoring sedentary species and adapted to the lentic environments. The migratory species were also related to the differentiation of the fluvial zone. The RLQ performed separately for each zone of the longitudinal gradient indicated a differentiation of region I, and in each arm the environmental variables influenced in a different way. Thus, we can conclude that the composition of the functional groups of the fish species that reproduce in the Itaipu reservoir changes along the longitudinal gradient, with influence of precipitation, turbidity and elevation of the quota for the migratory species and smaller quotas for the sedentary ones, corroborating with our first hypothesis. In relation to the lateral gradient, this differentiation was not so evident, and we can conclude that the reproduction of the species in the lateral gradient is more related to its position in the longitudinal gradient and, thus, rejecting our second hypothesis. Com base nas ocorrências de larvas de peixes e analisando a relação das variáveis ambientais e traços funcionais, pretendemos avaliar a dinâmica reprodutiva das espécies ao longo dos gradientes do reservatório de Itaipu. Assumindo o pressuposto que o grau de influência do represamento sobre a reprodução dos peixes segue o gradiente longitudinal, e que esta influência é mais pronunciada na região lacustre, testamos as hipóteses: i) As variáveis ambientais influenciam nos padrões espaciais e temporais de distribuição de larvas dos grupos funcionais de peixes em reservatórios. ii) A reprodução dos peixes no gradiente lateral segue a mesma tendência da observada, caso exista, no gradiente longitudinal. Foram avaliados três braços da margem esquerda, distribuídos ao longo do gradiente longitudinal do reservatório (zonas: lacustre, transição e fluvial), enquanto que para a análise do gradiente lateral, cada braço foi dividido em três regiões de acordo com a distância da área de influência do reservatório, sendo região I, próxima do corpo central, região II, intermediária entre o reservatório e o trecho lótico e III próximo ao trecho lótico do braço. As coletas foram realizadas mensalmente, entre outubro e março, no período de 2009 a 2016, totalizando cinco períodos. As amostragens foram realizadas com rede de plâncton, equipadas com fluxômetro e no período noturno. Amostras de água foram obtidas para a verificação de algumas variáveis ambientais. Em laboratório as larvas foram identificadas ao menor nível taxonômico possível e avaliadas em relação à algumas características funcionais relacionadas à reprodução, alimentação e ocupação dos estrados da coluna d’água. Para analisar a relação das variáveis ambientais e traços funcionais foram realizadas as análises de RLQ e “fourth-corner”. Foram analisadas 51.995 larvas, com maiores abundâncias nas zonas lacustre e transição e um maior número de táxons na zona fluvial e região I. De modo geral, a turbidez e precipitação influenciaram positivamente os táxons migradores, principalmente no período V e, o período IV foi negativamente influenciado pela cota do reservatório favorecendo espécies sedentárias e adaptadas à ambientes lênticos. As espécies migradoras também estiveram relacionadas com a diferenciação da zona fluvial. A RLQ realizada isoladamente para cada zona do gradiente longitudinal indicou uma diferenciação da região I, sendo que em cada braço as variáveis ambientais influenciaram de forma distinta. Assim, podemos concluir que a composição dos grupos funcionais das espécies de peixes que reproduzem no reservatório de Itaipu muda ao longo do gradiente longitudinal, com influência da precipitação, turbidez e elevação da cota para as espécies migradoras e cotas menores para as sedentárias, corroborando com a nossa primeira hipótese. Já em relação ao gradiente lateral esta diferenciação não foi tão evidenciada, podendo concluir que a reprodução das espécies no gradiente lateral está mais relacionada à sua posição no gradiente longitudinal e desta maneira, rejeitando nossa segunda hipótese.
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- 2018
6. Assemblage structure and composition of fish larvae in a lotic stretch of the Paraná River remaining in the region of the Ilha Grande National Park - Brazil
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Gogola, Tatiane Mary, Sanches, Paulo Vanderlei, Baumgartner, Gilmar, and Bialetzki, Andréa
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Parque Nacional de Ilha Grande ,Spawning areas ,Ichthyoplankton ,Alto Rio Paraná ,CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::RECURSOS PESQUEIROS E ENGENHARIA DE PESCA [CNPQ] ,Ilha Grande National Park ,Alto Paraná River ,Abiotic factors ,Ictioplâncton ,Fatores abióticos ,Áreas de desova - Abstract
Made available in DSpace on 2017-07-10T18:13:23Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Tatiane Mary Gogola.pdf: 469917 bytes, checksum: 708503e683dc73e48a69548553b10094 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010-07-23 Itaipu Binacional The study of initial stages of the lifecycle of the fish is important for understanding the success of species in the environment and determine areas and spawning periods. This study analyzed the composition and structure of the assembly of fish larvae in a region of the last lotic stretch of the Paraná River at Ilha Grande National Park, searching for differences in spatial and temporal patterns of abundance, richness, diversity of larvae and indicator taxa and to examine the possible influence of some abiotic factors on the catch. Samples were taken monthly at night and six consecutive breeding seasons (October-March) between 2001 and 2008 (periods I, II, III, IV, V and VI) in three different environments (river, lake and tributaries). To this end, we used networks of conical-cylindrical plankton mesh 0.5 mm, equipped with a flowmeter to obtain the volume of filtered water. Simultaneously to the data were obtained at water temperature, dissolved oxygen, electrical conductivity and pH. Besides these, were also obtained data on the river level and rainfall. Was determined, besides the abundance of larvae, the number of species (richness), the diversity index of Shannon and the specific indicator taxa for each environment and periods analyzed using the indicator value (IndVal). To determine whether there were significant differences between the biotic, was applied to analysis of variance of main effects (ANOVA, one-way) and Tukey's test, modified for number of elements between different groups (Unequal) to determine which levels differed. To assess the relationship of environmental variables and abundances was applied to multiple regression analysis. The assemblage of fish larvae of the National Park of Ilha Grande was composed for the most part by bodies covered by the order Characiformes. Periods I and IV were the highest density of larvae, while the latter showed the highest richness and diversity of species. The indicator species of the periods were mostly sedentary, but Rhinelepis aspera and Salminus brasiliensis, captured in the (V and I, respectively) higher river level and rainfall. Between environments, pond was significantly different from tributaries and the catches were quite high, with high wealth and low diversity. Among indicator species of this environment, we find migratory and non migratory species. The House of larvae was related to water temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, river level and rainfall. It was then possible to observe the existence of spatial and temporal differences in assemblage structure and composition of larvae in the region of the Ilha Grande National Park, mainly related to the characteristics of the study sites and environmental factors. It was observed further that lentic provided favorable characteristics for development of both sedentary species as migratory, while the tributaries are apparently being used as a migratory route and spawning areas due to capture of newly hatched larvae, demonstrating the importance of adopting measures to protect these types of environment, not only in the region of Ilha Grande National Park, but throughout the remainder of the lotic stretch of the floodplain of the Paraná River. O estudo das fases inicias do ciclo de vida dos peixes é importante para entendimento do sucesso das espécies no ambiente e determinar áreas e períodos de desova. Este estudo analisou a composição e a estrutura da assembleia de larvas de peixes em uma região do último trecho lótico do rio Paraná, no Parque Nacional de Ilha Grande, buscando a existência de diferenças espaciais e temporais nos padrões de abundância, riqueza, diversidade de larvas e táxons indicadores, bem como analisar possíveis influências de alguns fatores abióticos sobre as capturas. As amostragens foram noturnas e realizadas mensalmente em seis períodos reprodutivos (outubro a março) entre 2001 e 2008 (períodos I, II, III, IV, V e VI) em três ambientes distintos (rio, tributários e lagoa). Para tanto, foram utilizadas redes de plâncton cônico-cilíndricas de malha 0,5 mm, equipadas com fluxômetro para a obtenção do volume de água filtrada. Concomitantemente às amostragens, foram obtidos dados de temperatura da água, oxigênio dissolvido, condutividade elétrica e pH. Além destes, também foram obtidos dados referentes ao nível fluviométrico e pluviosidade. Foram determinadas, além das abundâncias de larvas, o número de espécies (riqueza), o índice de diversidade de Shannon e determinado os táxons indicadores para cada ambiente e períodos analisados através do valor indicador (IndVal). Para determinar se houve diferenças significativas entre os fatores bióticos, foi aplicada a análise de variância de efeitos principais (ANOVA; one-way) e o teste de Tukey, modificado para número de elementos distintos entre grupos (Unequal) para determinar qual nível diferiu. Para avaliar a relação das variáveis ambientais e as abundâncias foi aplicada a análise de regressão múltipla. A assembleia de larvas de peixes do Parque Nacional de Ilha Grande foi composta em sua maior parcela por organismos enquadrados na ordem Characiformes. Os períodos I e IV foram os de maior densidade de larvas, sendo que o último apresentou a maior riqueza e diversidade de espécies. As espécies indicadoras dos períodos foram na maioria sedentárias, com exceção de Rhinelepis aspera e Salminus brasiliensis, capturadas nos períodos (V e I, respectivamente) de maior nível fluviométrico e pluviosidade. Entre os ambientes, lagoa foi significativamente diferente de tributários e as capturas foram bastante elevadas, com alta riqueza e baixa diversidade. Dentre as espécies indicadoras deste ambiente, encontramos espécies migradoras e não migradoras. A assembleia de larvas esteve relacionada com a temperatura da água, pH, oxigênio dissolvido, nível fluviométrico e pluviosidade. Com isso foi possível observar a existência de diferenças espaciais e temporais na composição e estrutura da assembléia de larvas na região do Parque Nacional de Ilha Grande, principalmente relacionadas às características dos ambientes amostrados e aos fatores ambientais. Foi possível observar ainda que os ambientes lênticos proporcionaram características favoráveis ao desenvolvimento tanto de espécies sedentárias como de migradoras, enquanto que os tributários aparentemente estão sendo utilizados como rota migratória e áreas de desova devido a captura de larvas recém eclodidas, demonstrando a importância da adoção de medidas visando a proteção destes tipos de ambiente, não só na região do Parque Nacional de Ilha Grande, mas em todo o remanescente do trecho lótico da planície de inundação do alto rio Paraná.
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7. Fish larvae assemblages in two floodplain lakes with different degrees of connection to the Paraná River, Brazil
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Daga, Vanessa Salete, primary, Gogola, Tatiane Mary, additional, Sanches, Paulo Vanderlei, additional, Baumgartner, Gilmar, additional, Baumgartner, Dirceu, additional, Piana, Pitágoras Augusto, additional, Gubiani, Éder André, additional, and Delariva, Rosilene Luciana, additional
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- 2009
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8. Influence of El Niño and La Niña on the abundance of migratory fish larvae in a region under the influence of dams
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Silva, Rafael Olímpio, Sanches, Paulo Vanderlei, Gogola, Tatiane Mary, Baumgartner, Gilmar, and Reynalte-Tataje, David Augusto
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Reproduction ,Ichthyoplankton ,RECURSOS PESQUEIROS E ENGENHARIA DE PESCA [CIENCIAS AGRARIAS] ,ENOS ,Ictioplâncton ,ENSO ,Reprodução - Abstract
Submitted by Marilene Donadel (marilene.donadel@unioeste.br) on 2022-02-15T17:54:50Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Rafael_Olimpio_Silva_2021.pdf: 813106 bytes, checksum: bfa4b3f88cf4a1faaf2db7697198d685 (MD5) Made available in DSpace on 2022-02-15T17:54:50Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Rafael_Olimpio_Silva_2021.pdf: 813106 bytes, checksum: bfa4b3f88cf4a1faaf2db7697198d685 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2021-10-29 Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES Some environmental variables, such as rainfall, act as a trigger to encourage the reproduction of migratory fish. The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENOS) is a natural phenomenon that directly influences the intensity of rainfall, where in the negative phase (La Niña) the rains are generally below the climatological normal and in the positive phase (El Niño) the rains are above normal , however its effects can be minimized due to the presence of dams in the rivers. The objective of this work was to evaluate the possible relationship between ENSO and the reproduction of some migratory species, through the analysis of larvae abundance, in a region under the influence of a dam. The analyzed material was collected in 18 points of the Ilha Grande National Park Region, obtained between the years 2006 and 2018, divided into 20 periods. The collections were carried out with the aid of plankton nets and the captured larvae were identified and classified. The ENSO numerical data were represented by the Niño Ocean Index. The relationship between migratory fish larvae densities and El Niño and La Niña events shows the influence of these phenomena on the spawning of these species, even in an environment where the fluviometric level is controlled by dams, confirming our hypothesis. The statistical significance presented between the highest capture densities and the El Niño event also show the importance of this phenomenon for the reproduction of migratory fish, in addition to pointing out rainfall as the main modulatory factor in the spawning of these species. Algumas variáveis ambientais, como a pluviosidade, agem como gatilho para estimular a reprodução de peixes migradores. O El Niño Oscilação Sul (ENOS) é um fenômeno natural que influencia diretamente na intensidade de chuvas, onde na fase negativa (La Niña) as chuvas são geralmente abaixo do normal climatológico e na fase positiva (El Niño) as chuvas são acima do normal, porém os seus efeitos podem ser minimizados devido à presença de barragens nos rios. O objetivo do trabalho foi avaliar a possível relação entre o ENOS e a reprodução de algumas espécies migradoras, através da análise das abundâncias de larvas, em uma região sob influência de barramento. O material analisado foi coletado em 18 pontos da Região do Parque Nacional de Ilha Grande, obtidos entre os anos de 2006 e 2018, divididos em 20 períodos. As coletas foram realizadas com auxílio de redes de plâncton e as larvas capturadas foram identificadas e classificadas. Os dados numéricos do ENOS foram representados pelo Índice Niño Oceânico. A relação entre as densidades de larvas de peixes migradores e os eventos de El Niño e La Niña mostra a influência destes fenômenos sobre as desovas destas espécies, mesmo em um ambiente onde o nível fluviométrico é controlado por barragens, confirmando nossa hipótese. A significância estatística apresentada entre as maiores densidades de captura e o evento El Niño mostram ainda a importância deste fenômeno para a reprodução de peixes migradores, além de apontar a pluviosidade como o principal fator modulatório das desovas destas espécies.
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- 2021
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