Fish assemblages in semi-natural and regulated large river stretches

The Vistula River (Poland) is over 1000 km long and its drainage area comprises almost of 2/3 of Poland territory. Regulation of its lower course began in the 19th centuary. Fish were collected by electric fishing from both reaches. Cumulated samples from upper and lower sections of the investigated...

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Published inPolskie Archiwum Hydrobiologii (Poland) Vol. 47; no. 1
Main Authors Backiel, T, Wisniewolski, W, Borzecka, I, Buras, P, Szlakowski, J, Wozniewski, M. (Inland Fisheries Institute, Zabieniec, Piaseczno (Poland))
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 2000
Subjects
ANIMAL POPULATION
BIODIVERSIDAD
BIODIVERSITE
BIODIVERSITY
COURS D'EAU
CURSOS DE AGUA
DINAMICA DE POBLACIONES
DYNAMIQUE DES POPULATIONS
ELECTRIC FISHING
ESTRUCTURA DE LA POBLACION
FRESHWATER FISHES
PECES DE AGUA DULCE
PECHE A L'ELECTRICITE
PESCA CON ELECTRICIDAD
POBLACION ANIMAL
POISSON D'EAU DOUCE
POLAND
POLOGNE
POLONIA
POPULATION ANIMALE
POPULATION DYNAMICS
POPULATION STRUCTURE
REGLAMENTACIONES
REGLEMENTATION
REGULATIONS
RIVERS
STRUCTURE DE LA POPULATION
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Summary:The Vistula River (Poland) is over 1000 km long and its drainage area comprises almost of 2/3 of Poland territory. Regulation of its lower course began in the 19th centuary. Fish were collected by electric fishing from both reaches. Cumulated samples from upper and lower sections of the investigated reaches showed fairly similar species composition in spite of different degrees of channel regulation
Bibliography:M40
2001000497
ISSN:0032-3764