2013
DOI: 10.3906/zoo-1205-10
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Two new records of the Coniopteryx (Neuroptera: Coniopterygidae) species for the Turkish fauna

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“…The genus Aulodrilus in the Tubificidae family is not very rich in terms of the number of species [42]. Defined as a cosmopolitan species [42], Aulodrilus pigueti, which was detected only in stations 1 and 2, was recorded for the first time in Turkey by Arslan and Şahin (2003) in the Upper Sakarya River System [44], The fact that these areas are high in dissolved oxygen (11-12 mg/L) and the water temperature is 16.5-17 °C (Table 1) supports the habitat preferences of the species. It has been detected in aquatic systems in different parts of Turkey, especially in high-altitude mountain streams and lakes, although in small numbers [43].…”
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“…The genus Aulodrilus in the Tubificidae family is not very rich in terms of the number of species [42]. Defined as a cosmopolitan species [42], Aulodrilus pigueti, which was detected only in stations 1 and 2, was recorded for the first time in Turkey by Arslan and Şahin (2003) in the Upper Sakarya River System [44], The fact that these areas are high in dissolved oxygen (11-12 mg/L) and the water temperature is 16.5-17 °C (Table 1) supports the habitat preferences of the species. It has been detected in aquatic systems in different parts of Turkey, especially in high-altitude mountain streams and lakes, although in small numbers [43].…”
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“…It has been detected in aquatic systems in different parts of Turkey, especially in high-altitude mountain streams and lakes, although in small numbers [43]. It is known that the species prefers cool waters with relatively high dissolved oxygen as its distribution area [40,44]. The stations where the species was detected were station 1, which was just below the waterfall, and station 2, which was the stream section.…”
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