Comparison of zooplankton community structure between impacted and non-impacted areas of Paranaguá Bay Estuarine Complex, south Brazil

Miyashita, Leonardo Kenji; Brandini, Frederico Pereira; Filho, José Eduardo Martinelli; Fernandes, Luciano F.; Lopes, Rubens M.

doi:10.1080/00222933.2012.691997

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“…Most of the species captured in the present study are euryhaline and typically found in warm brackish-water ecosystems worldwide (Devassy & Goes 1988, Sassi 1991, Huang et al 2004, Li et al 2006, Madhu et al 2007, Araujo et al 2008, Dias et al 2018. The abundance and diversity levels, as well as species composition and assemblage structure of both zoo and phytoplankton found here can be considered as typical of winter conditions from BBE and other nearby Southwestern Atlantic subtropical estuaries (Montú & Cordeiro 1988, Brandini et al 2006, Miyashita et al 2012, Salvador & Bersano 2017, Nogueira Júnior & Costa 2019.…”

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Short-term variation of plankton spatial distribution at a subtropical mixed estuarine system

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Brandini

Simião

et al. 2021

An. Acad. Bras. Ciênc.

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The horizontal distribution of plankton communities in a subtropical mixed estuarine system over one tidal cycle was investigated. Hydrological and planktonic samples were obtained twice on 17 July 2007 in a transect with ten stations in the Babitonga Bay estuary, south Brazil (~26°S). Hydrological variables did not vary spatially or tidally during samplings. However, in the cluster analyses both phyto and zooplankton were structured according to their estuarine position and in the inner stations also by the tidal condition. Phytoplankton abundances were higher during fl ood tide in the inner estuary (max. 122,583 ind.L -1 ), where diatoms dominated, particularly Diploneis bombus. However, the density at ebb tide increased towards outer estuary (max. >100,000 ind.L -1 ) and fl agellates, mostly Gymnodinium spp., became abundant.Zooplankton abundances were higher at intermediate stations during both tides (max.13,691 ind.m -3 ). The innermost stations were dominated by the copepod Acartia tonsa, while in the outermost stations Temora turbinata and the polychaete larvae Loimia sp. dominated. The results demonstrate how variable the estuarine plankton horizontal structure can be over short time-scales even in mixed estuarine systems under relatively homogeneous conditions, highlighting the importance to consider such temporal scales for a more accurate understanding of the dynamics of these communities.

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Short-term variation of plankton spatial distribution at a subtropical mixed estuarine system

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Brandini

Simião

et al. 2021

An. Acad. Bras. Ciênc.

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“…l −1 or more are common (Miyashita et al . ). Estuarine zooplankton species considered to be V. cholerae O1 hosts in Southeast Brazil, including Acartia tonsa , Acartia lilljeborgii , Temora turbinata , Pseudevadne tergestina , and Penilia avirostris (Martinelli‐Filho et al .…”

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“…l À1 ) regardless of season, and peaks of 100 org. l À1 or more are common (Miyashita et al 2012). Estuarine zooplankton species considered to be V. cholerae O1 hosts in Southeast Brazil, including Acartia tonsa, Acartia lilljeborgii, Temora turbinata, Pseudevadne tergestina, and Penilia avirostris (Martinelli-Filho et al 2011), are dominant zooplankters in the Paranagu a area (Lopes et al 1998).…”

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Are natural reservoirs important for cholera surveillance? The case of an outbreak in a Brazilian estuary

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Lopes

Rivera

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Lett Appl Microbiol

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Despite most of the cholera cases that occurred in Brazil during the 7th pandemic were located in the northern areas of the country, a significant outbreak in Paranaguá, an estuary in the south coast, resulted in at least three deaths in 1999. We report here the detection of Vibrio cholerae O1 in water, zooplankton and bivalve samples during the outbreak, using direct fluorescence assay as an alternative method for the traditional plate culture employed at the time by the Brazilian Sanitary Agency. Results demonstrate that aquatic natural reservoirs comprise a potential route of transmission of cholera, in addition to untreated sewage and routine monitoring is recommended.

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“…Dentre a ordem Calanoida, os Paracalanidae constituem uma família diversificada, com mais de 80 espécies distribuídas em seis gêneros (Boxshall & Halsey, 2004). Para o litoral brasileiro, pelo menos 15 espécies já foram registradas (Almeida-Prado & Lansac-Tôha, 1984;Vega-Pérez, 1993Dias & Bonecker, 2008;Miyashita et al, 2012).…”

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“…A espécie Pseudodiaptomus acutus é encontrada frequentemente em estuários do estado de São Paulo e Paraná (Lopes, 1994;Martinelli-Filho, 2007;Bicalho, 2010;Miyashita et al, 2012), mas também é registrada para águas costeiras de Ubatuba (Melo-Junior, 2009 (Pombo & Martinelli-Filho, 2012), já a segunda é comumente encontrada em estuários (Miyashita et al, 2012). Ambas são comuns e abundantes em toda a plataforma interna do litoral brasileiro e apresentam altas taxas de produção (Muxagata et al, 2012;Magalhães et al, 2013), com exceção de A. tonsa que não ocorre no litoral do Nordeste do país.…”

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Variação temporal e crescimento do zooplâncton no litoral norte de São Paulo, com ênfase em estágios imaturos de copépodes

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e muitos outros. À Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPA), campus Altamira, em especial à coordenação do campus e Faculdade de Ciências Biológicas, por possibilitar à continuidade deste trabalho. À Faculdade de Oceanografia do Instituto de Geociências da UFPA, campus Guamá em Belém, pelo apoio durante o último ano de execução desta tese. Diversos colegas contribuíram com críticas e sugestões durante a realização deste trabalho. Agradeço-os pelas produtivas discussões:

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Comparison of zooplankton community structure between impacted and non-impacted areas of Paranaguá Bay Estuarine Complex, south Brazil

Cited by 9 publications

References 29 publications

Short-term variation of plankton spatial distribution at a subtropical mixed estuarine system

Short-term variation of plankton spatial distribution at a subtropical mixed estuarine system

Are natural reservoirs important for cholera surveillance? The case of an outbreak in a Brazilian estuary

Variação temporal e crescimento do zooplâncton no litoral norte de São Paulo, com ênfase em estágios imaturos de copépodes

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