Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir

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Autor(a) principal: ARCIFA,M. S.
Data de Publicação: 2000
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Brasileira de Biologia (Online)
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Resumo: The diet of the four larval instars of a Chaoboridae species of Lake Monte Alegre, was evaluated through the analysis of the crop content of individuals caught at night in the lake. Peridinium and zooflagellates were the major components of the diet of instars I and II, whereas microcrustaceans, especially the cladoceran Bosmina, were most important for late instars. When the preferential prey decreased, in the course of the year, the diet was more diversified, increasing the ingestion of Peridinium by instars III and IV. There is a relationship between the mouth diameter of the larvae and the maximum width, height, or diameter of the ingested organisms.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir
title Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir
spellingShingle Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir
ARCIFA,M. S.
Chaoboridae
four instars
diet
zooplankton
omnivory
title_short Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir
title_full Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir
title_fullStr Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir
title_full_unstemmed Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir
title_sort Feeding habits of Chaoboridae larvae in a tropical Brazilian reservoir
author ARCIFA,M. S.
author_facet ARCIFA,M. S.
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Chaoboridae
four instars
diet
zooplankton
omnivory
topic Chaoboridae
four instars
diet
zooplankton
omnivory
description The diet of the four larval instars of a Chaoboridae species of Lake Monte Alegre, was evaluated through the analysis of the crop content of individuals caught at night in the lake. Peridinium and zooflagellates were the major components of the diet of instars I and II, whereas microcrustaceans, especially the cladoceran Bosmina, were most important for late instars. When the preferential prey decreased, in the course of the year, the diet was more diversified, increasing the ingestion of Peridinium by instars III and IV. There is a relationship between the mouth diameter of the larvae and the maximum width, height, or diameter of the ingested organisms.
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