The effect of magnetic field on the tunneling yield of ammonia molecules

Petrović, Violeta; Delibašić, H.; Petrović, Ivan

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“…Previous studies on Serbian freshwater systems confirmed the distribution of T. hubaulti in regions of upper and middle rhithral, altitudes between 1000 and 1500 m a.s.l. (Petrović, 2014). However, in our research, the species was found at a lower altitude, in a zone between 400 and 800 m a.s.l., similar to the latest findings in Macedonia by Slavenska-Stamenković et al (2016).…”

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“…Recognition of conservation and vulnerability of these species has been acknowledged by many countries, considering habitat quality change and high levels of running water pollution (sewage, agricultural and industrial waste) and other human activities along with climate change as major factors causing decline and loss of their populations (Angersbach et al, 2010;Fochetti, 2020b). Based on previous findings on the territory of Serbia, species T. hubaulti has been marked as critically endangered (Petrović, 2014), and it is on the list of strictly protected species (Anonymous, 2010). Taeniopteryx hubaulti is classified as endangered in Bulgaria , vulnerable in Switzerland (Lubini, 2012), while in Spain, it is considered as a moderately vulnerable and relict species (Puig et al, 2011;Guareschi et al, 2018).…”

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New Records of Species Taeniopteryx hubaulti Aubert, 1946 and Taeniopteryx schoenemundi (Mertense, 1923) (Plecoptera: Taeniopterygidae) in Serbia

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Species Taeniopteryx hubaulti Aubert, 1946 and T. schoenemundi (Mertense, 1923) have been emphasized as endangered or vulnerable species in several European countries due to their local and limited distribution. More intensive research of these species on the territory of Serbia was conducted from 2011 to 2022. Taeniopteryx hubaulti was registered in seven localities. Five of these localities (Brusnička and Jerma rivers, the spring of the Raška River, and two localities on Grza River, spring and tufa barriers) were recorded as new sites of this species in Serbia. Two localities (Barska River and Lisinski Stream) had already been known from previous studies. The species T. schoenemundi was recorded in four new localities (Dulenska, Visočica, Temštica, and Trnavska rivers). Both species were found in waters with high oxygen concentration, relatively uniform low water temperature, and variable values of hardness, electrical conductivity, and pH values, with a small amount of inorganic nutrients. Considering the rare occurrence and prominent importance of these species as biological indicators of water quality and climate change, their findings have a great deductive value. This research represents an important contribution to the insight into the distribution of T. hubaulti and T. schoenemundi species.

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