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  1. University of Mandalay
  1. University of Mandalay
  2. Department of Zoology

Occurrence of Zooplanktons in the Eastern Part of Inle Lake, Nyaungshwe

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Title Occurrence of Zooplanktons in the Eastern Part of Inle Lake, Nyaungshwe
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Publication date 2020-05-29
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Moe Kyi Han
Ni Ni Win
Naw Mie Mie Tun
Description
Occurrence of zooplanktons in the eastern part of Inle Lake was conducted during July 2017 to October 2018. In Inle Lake, four study sites were selected for research work such as Tha Le Oo village (site I), Inn Le (site II), Nyaung Wun village (site III), and Pae Pin village (site IV). Water samples from selected study sites were seasonally collected to observed zooplanktons. A total of zooplanktons observed was 40 genera belonging to 30 families, 20 orders, and 14 classes under 10 phyla from four study sites in Inle Lake. Among the ten phyla, Arthropoda was the most abundant (13 genera, 32.5 %) followed by Ciliophora (nine genera, 22.5 %) and Rotifera (seven genera, 17.50 %), and the least was Protozoa, Euglenozoa, Nematoda, Gastrotricha and Euarthropoda (one genus, 2.5 %), respectively. These zooplanktons could be identified down to genus level. Zooplanktons represented by 18 genera in site I, 19 in site II, 20 in site III and 28 in site IV. Seasonally, the most abundant and occurrence of zooplanktons (16 genera, 40.0 %) was found in rainy season of site IV and the hot season of site I followed by 15 genera (37.5 %) in the hot season of site IV, and the least (one genus, 2.5 %) in rainy season of site II.
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Zooplankton, Arthropoda, Ciliophora, Rotifera, Inle Lake
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