Realm: Freshwater
Climate: Tropical
Biome: Small river ecosystems
Central latitude: -24.035590
Central longitude: -46.732250
Duration: 4 years, from 2014 to 2017

723 records

37 distinct species

Across the time series Smicridea sp is the most frequently occurring species

Methods

Caddisfly larvae were sampled at nine streams in eleven sampling campaigns between 2014 and 2017, with intervals of three to six months. In each campaign, five spatial replicates within each stream were obtained using a kick net (250 micrometers of mesh size), through hand manipulations (washing stones) and kicks (uplifting boulders). Each of these samples consisted of washing approximately 50 cm² of stream substrate (= 0.025 m2 at each location).

Citation(s)

@Article{BioTIME_cit676, Study_id = {810}, Citation_id = {676}, Author = {Saito, Victor S. and Stoppa, Nathalia E and Shimabukuro, Erika M. and Ca{\~n}edo-Arguelles, Miguel and Bonada, N{\'u}ria and Siqueira, Tadeu}, Journal = {Freshwater Biology}, Pages = {1560-1570}, Title = {Stochastic colonisation dynamics can be a major driver of temporal ? diversity in Atlantic Forest coastal stream communities}, Volume = {66}, Year = {2021}, Doi = {10.1111/fwb.13738}, Language = {English} }