Raoul Henry in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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The mouth zone of a river into a reservoir forms an ecotone . This ecological unity is a transition region between two adjacent ecosystems and presents some peculiarities from the adjacent environments. In the ecotone study, the structural and functional compounds must to be determined and described. The ecotones present different morphology and anatomy; they are differentiated by a typic…
The aquatic macroinvertebrates have been traditionally studied in the description of structural and functional aspects of lotic aquatic ecosystems. The benthic organisms had an important functional role in aquatic ecosystems, since they take part in the process of organic matter decomposition, nutrient dynamics and energy flow. The benthic fauna is quite diverse and, the distribution patt…
Eichhornia azurea (Sw.) Kunth is an aquatic macrophyte frequently observed in lentic systems that can be colonized with a very rich and abundant macroinvertebrates community. This is because of the habitat complexity observed in its root's morphology and architecture which can be affected by seasonal variation of environmental factors of the lake. Thus, two questions can be considered: 1)…
The community of aquatic fauna and flora in Brazil has great wealth and resource potential to be known by society. Currently, its characteristics are often considered important and influential factors in monitoring and conservation studies - among other more specific activities - the various ecosystems of inland waters among them the Paranapanema River. Due to its great importance in the …
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