Titlebook: Limnology of Parakrama Samudra — Sri Lanka; A case study of an a F. Schiemer Book 1983 Dr. W. Junk Publisher, The Hague 1983 Fauna.benthic.

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Reproductive strategies of some major fish species in Parakrama Samudra Reservoir and their possiblee Parakrama Samudra reservoir as well as other species like P. dorsalis etc. which are known to constitute a significant fish biomass of the reservoir but commercially yet unexploited, are not likely to breed in the reservoir. Possible reasons for an apparent lack of breeding success in the reservoi

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The ecology of cormorants (genus ,)vely. The estimated mean daily fish consumption amounts to 696 kg fish fresh weight d.. Nutrient export by these birds can reach almost one third of the nutrient loss through the outflow. These three species are well separated ecologically, but cichlids are the predominant prey for all of them.

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The Parakrama Samudra Project: scope and objectivesprogrammes. Parakrama Samudra is a large (25.5 km.), shallow (z.= 12.7 m), man-made irrigation reservoir situated within the dry zone of Sri Lanka. Due to the seasonal cycle in rainfall and the management of water for irrigational purposes, it exhibits strong fluctuations in water level, volume and

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Thermal stratification, mixis, and advective currents in the Parakrama Samudra Reservoir, Sri Lankaut three times. Losses of Birgean energy incurred by cooling (1.7–5.9 J m.in 1979,27.1 J m.in 1980) are transformed into convective energy. This leads to erosion processes in the order of a few millimetres of sediment depth daily and hence settled algae can be redistributed every night. The density

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Phosphorus and phosphatase dynamics in Parakrama Samudra based on diurnal observationsconcentration and both P-deficiency indicators (phosphatase activity and hot-water-extractable P). Hot-water-extractable P per unit chlorophyll- a decreased during the day but increased gradually to reach a maximum at midnight. The above observations suggest that the algal population in Parakrama Sa

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A diurnal study of the planktonic rotifer populations in Parakrama Samudra Reservoir, Sri Lanka planktonic fish larvae and their feeding may account for more than half of the daily losses of rotifers. Coinciding with this, there are reductions in the percentage of brachionids, . spp. and . as well as a reduced presence of larger-sized animals.

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The influence of temperature upon the duration of embryonic development of tropical , species (Rotiftonic populations inhabiting the lake during the period of investigation. The discussion considers these findings in relation to previously published work on rotifer embryonic development times as well as the possible causes for small eggs.

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