1994Annales de Limnologie - International Journal of LimnologyOpen access

Check-list of the Chironomidae (Diptera) of the river Meuse and two of its tributaries

M. Evrard

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A study of the Chironomidae (Díptera) of the river Meuse and two of its tributaries (Sambre and Samson) during the period 1991 to 1992 resulted in a list of one hundred and twenty species. Thirty one of these (*) are new records to the Belgian fauna. A taxonomic list of the species with locations is given.

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A study of the Chironomidae (Díptera) of the river Meuse and two of its tributaries (Sambre and Samson) during the period 1991 to 1992 resulted in a list of one hundred and twenty species. Thirty one of these (*) are new records to the Belgian fauna. A taxonomic list of the species with locations is given.

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A study of the Chironomidae (Díptera) of the river Meuse and two of its tributaries (Sambre and Samson) during the period 1991 to 1992 resulted in a list of one hundred and twenty species. Thirty one of these (*) are new records to the Belgian fauna. A taxonomic list of the species with locations is given.

Key concepts: Chironomidae, Tributary, Fauna, STREAMS, Ecology, Geography, Period (music), Hydrology (agriculture)

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