Estimating distributional patterns of non-marine Ostracoda (Crustacea) and habitat suitability in the Burdur province (Turkey)

Yavuzatmaca, Mehmet; Külköylüoğlu, Okan; Yılmaz, Ozan

doi:10.1016/j.limno.2016.09.006

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“…The common occurrences of the species in all elevational ranges in the present study (Table 2) corresponds with the wide tolerance ranges of species across different elevational ranges (0-3194 m) (Yavuzat maca, Külköylüoğlu, & Yılmaz, 2017). Un like Uçak et al (2014), the species exhibited positive and negative correlations with DO and EC, respectively (Table 4, Figure 3).…”

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Yılmaz³

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Turk. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci.

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In order to investigate the relationship of freshwater ostracods with some of those physico-chemicals and sediment phosphate concentrations, 97 shallow aquatic bodies were sampled during July 2014 in the Sinop province (Turkey). A total of 3083 individuals belonging to 28 ostracod taxa are reported from 76 of 97 sites. While 24 of these taxa were firstly reported from the province, Bradleytr iebella tuberculata is a newly reported species for Turkish Ostracoda fauna. Species diversity (H'=1.87) increased around the middle elevations (601-750 m) whereas it was decreased in low and high elevations. Results of ANOSIM analyses exhibited no significant difference among species composition of eight groups with 150 m elevational range (P>0.05). Cosmoecious species occurred in almost all elevational ranges whereas others seemed to prefer low to middle elevational ranges. A significant effect of water temperature, magnesium content of water, and total organic phosphate of sediments (P<0.05) were observed on ostracod assemblages. It appears that rather than number of sampling sites, habitat quality and spatial differences played critical roles on the species diversity.

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“…Sci. 17:1333-1346(2017 among these eight groups by means of using Co mmunity Analysis Package 4 software. The software Species Diversity & Richness 4 (Seaby & Henderson, 2006) was used to calculate ShannonWiener Index values for each group.…”

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“…comm.). The existing studies on the recent non-marine ostracods in Turkey are so far based on ostracod species diversity, distribution, abundance and ecology in a region (or province, includes many habitats) or in a single habitat (includes monthly and/or seasonal samplings) (e.g., Akdemİr 2008, Altinsaçli & Mezquita 2008, KÜlkÖylÜoğlu 2004, KÜlkÖylÜoğlu et al 2012a, 2012b, Özuluğ 2011, Uçak et al 2014, Yavuzatmaca et al 2017a). On the other hand, a few studies have included samplings from more than one region or provinces (e.g., Altinsaçli 2004, GÜlen 1985, c, Rasouli et al 2014.…”

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Comparative analyses of non-marine ostracods (Crustacea) among water basins in Turkey

Yavuzatmaca

2019

Acta Zool Acad Sci H

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Total of 26, 22 and 32 sites in Konya, Antalya and West Mediterranean basins in Turkey, respectively, were sampled twice during 2017 to compare the non-marine ostracod diversity. A total of 1787 individuals belonging to 31 species were recorded from all basins. Of which, nine species are common among basins when Fabaeformiscandona fragilis is new for Turkey. High species diversity was found at middle elevational intervals. The highest and lowest Shannon diversity index values were recorded for both Konya (H = 2.19) and Antalya (H = 1.90) basins, respectively. The highest beta diversities values are encountered between closed the Konya and other open basins. Species and environmental variables composition among basins and elevational intervals showed significant differences (p < 0.05, ANOSIM). Of species, cosmopolitans (e.g., Candona neglecta, Ilyocypris bradyi, Psychrodromus olivaceus) provide an important contribution to the differences in diversities among basins and elevational intervals. According to Canonical Correspondence Analysis, elevation appeared to be the common influential variables in all basins. Results suggest that alpha diversity is under the control of local and regional factors when beta diversity is primarily affected by regional factor. Although cosmopolitan species are positive indicators, they seem to make a significant contribution to alpha and beta diversities of ostracods.

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“…3-4) is mainly found in freshwater to α-oligohaline springs and ponds fed by springs. It is an oligothermophilic (even mesothermophilic, Yavuzatmaca et al 2017) and rheophilic (living in lotic waters) and also live in rivers, lakes, and swampy environments (Meisch 2000). Akdemir (2008) obtained it from Lake Meyil (a sink hole lake, Konya) and Lake Acı (a maar lake, Konya) ( Table 2).…”

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“…Anatolia has a variety of actual aquatic bodies (e.g., lakes, ponds, streams, etc.) where different recent (live) non-marine ostracods were recovered (Külköylüoğlu et al 2014;Akdemir et al 2016;Yavuzatmaca et al 2015Yavuzatmaca et al , 2017. Besides the importance of these habitats for recent evaluations, their remnants may involve significant data on ancient conditions.…”

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Holocene paleoenvironmental evolution of the Acıgöl paleo maar lake (Nevşehir, Central Anatolia)

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Acıgöl (Nevşehir, Central Anatolia) is a drained crater lake. Acıgöl maar was formed by the violent vapor explosions due to the interaction of hot rhyolitic magma with the (sub-)surface water during the latest Pleistocene. A 844 cm-deep borehole was drilled at the maar and 713 cm-thick Acıgöl Core Succession (ACS) was retrieved. The ACS is mainly composed of lower laminated and upper non-laminated mudstones (sandy, silty, and clayey) with rare organic and volcanic interlayers. Eleven ostracod taxa (Cypris pubera, Plesiocypridopsis newtoni, Heterocypris salina, Eucypris cf. heinrichi, Candona candida, Candona meerfeldiana, Pseudocandona marchica, Cyclocypris sp., Ilyocypris bradyi, Limnocythere inopinata, and Darwinula stevensoni) were determined in this study. Along with ostracods, gastropods (Gyraulus piscinarum and Stagnicola sp.), pelecypods (Pisidium personatum), charophytes, and fish remains were also observed, while diatoms are the most frequent and abundant assemblage of the ACS. The assemblage at the lower parts of ACS mainly indicates wetter, freshwater to oligohaline, and oligotrophic and relatively deep lacustrine conditions alternating with short lake shrinkage intervals. On the other hand, the fauna at the upper part of the ACS points out to saline, shallow, and warmer lacustrine conditions.

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Estimating distributional patterns of non-marine Ostracoda (Crustacea) and habitat suitability in the Burdur province (Turkey)

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References 86 publications

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Comparative analyses of non-marine ostracods (Crustacea) among water basins in Turkey

Holocene paleoenvironmental evolution of the Acıgöl paleo maar lake (Nevşehir, Central Anatolia)

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