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[Ecological succession of parasitic fauna of fishes in lakes].

E A Rumiantsev

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Succession of fish parasite fauna in lakes (with example of Baltic shield) was investigated. At the middle oligotrophic stage, the fauna of parasites and fishes maintain a relative stability for a long period and characterised by maximum species diversity.

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Succession of fish parasite fauna in lakes (with example of Baltic shield) was investigated. At the middle oligotrophic stage, the fauna of parasites and fishes maintain a relative stability for a long period and characterised by maximum species diversity.

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Succession of fish parasite fauna in lakes (with example of Baltic shield) was investigated. At the middle oligotrophic stage, the fauna of parasites and fishes maintain a relative stability for a long period and characterised by maximum species diversity.

Key concepts: Fauna, Ecological succession, Biology, Ecology, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Parasite hosting, Period (music), Fishery

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