Comparative Species Composition of Limnetic Planktonic Crustacean Communities in south-east Queensland, Australia
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1968-07-01
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In twelve reservoirs in south-east Queensland, the limnetic planktonic crustacean community is made up, on the average, of 2.3 copepodian and 2.0 cladoceran species. Of these, one copepodian and one cladoceran species usually dominate the plankton to the extent of comprising 78% and 80% of the total, respectively. Two congeneric occurrences are reported. © 1968 Dr. W. Junk Publishers.
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Timms, B. V. (1968). Comparative species composition of limnetic planktonic crustacean communities in south-east Queensland, Australia. Hydrobiologia, 31(3-4), 474–480. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00134448
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Hydrobiologia
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0018-8158