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Zooplankton Community in a through Flow System of Kashmir Himalayan Wetland
Study on zooplankton community in through flow 'Wular' wetland revealed that Rotifera were dominant in diversity while Cladocerans in density. Among Rotifera Keratella sp., Monostyla sp. and Polyarthra vulgaris were perennial, and remaining seasonal. Among Cladocerans Alona rectangula, Alona intermediata, Alonella exisa, Alonella nana, Chydorus sphaericus, Chydorus faviformis, Graptolebris testudanaria, Macrothrix spinosa, Macrothrix laticornis and Moina sp. were perennial, and remaining seasonal. The reason for their seasonal variation has been correlated with different physicochemical parameters.
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Zooplankton Community, Wular Wetland, Eutrophication, Physicochemical Status, Biodiversity, Species Diversity.
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