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Indicative value of fish community in a case of persistent chemical pollution in rivers
Jurajda, Pavel ; Janáč, Michal ; Valová, Zdenka ; Streck, G.
The aim of the study was to evaluate indicative capability of fish community in chronically polluted rivers. Fish were studied in the Elbe River in four inter-weir sections in July 2005 and 2006. Sixteen sites in Bílina stream were sampled in June 2006 and 2007. Twenty two species were registered in two seasons in selected sites of the Elbe River. However generalists form a majority of the fish community in all sections. There was no significant difference in fish species richness between polluted and unpolluted sections. Channelization of the Elbe River seems to be the most important determinant of fish community structure. Fish community in the Bílina stream is strongly influenced by anthropogenic impact. Presence of reservoir changed fish community and point source pollution affected water quality up to complete fish absence. Fish were not a good biological indicator of chemical pollution.
Fish assemblage of the polluted middle part of Elbe River
Švanyga, J. ; Valová, Zdenka ; Janáč, Michal ; Bialek, M. ; Machala, M. ; Jurajda, Pavel
In July 2005, four stretches of the River Elbe were surveyed. In each river stretch, 3 sections were sampled: under the weir, middle zone and above the weir. Adult fish were sampled by boat electrofishing, juvenile fish by seine netting and electrofishing . Totally, 22 species of adult fish were caught. Bleak, chub and roach were the most abundant adult species. Species richness was similar in all river stretches. Fish abundance decreased slightly downstream, both between and within river stretches. 14 species of juvenile fish were caught, most of them represented by a few individuals. Bleak and bitterling were the most common juvenile species. Chub and common bream were co-dominant species in some sections. Fish assemblage of the surveyed sections was relatively poor with a negligible natural reproduction . Despite of the strong pollution source, geomorphological and hydrological stream character seems to be the most important for fish assemblage.

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