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https://repo.btu.kharkov.ua/handle/123456789/59314| Title: | Структура зоопланктону у водоймах Харківщини за останні роки |
| Other Titles: | The structure of zooplankton in reservoirs of Kharkiv Oblast in recent years |
| Authors: | Новіков, Вячеслав Анатолійович |
| metadata.dc.contributor.advisor: | Гноєвий, І. В. |
| metadata.dc.contributor.affiliation: | Державний біотехнологічний університет Кафедра біотехнології, молекулярної біології та водних біоресурсів |
| Keywords: | біорізноманіття;екологія;іхтіофауна;прісна вода;щільність зоопланктону;biodiversity;ecology;ichthyofauna;fresh water;zooplankton density |
| Issue Date: | 2024 |
| Publisher: | Харків: ДБТУ |
| Citation: | Новіков В. А. Структура зоопланктону у водоймах Харківщини за останні роки: кваліфікаційна робота магістра: спец. 207 Воднi бiоресурси i аквакультура; наук. кер. І. В. Гноєвий. Харків: ДБТУ, 2024. 71 с. |
| Abstract: | Мета кваліфікаційної роботи – визначення змін у структурі зоопланктонних
угрупувань за 2 роки у водоймах із одноманітним складом іхтіофауни та
однаковими значеннями екологічних факторів.
Для вирішення мети були поставлені завдання:
1. Визначити параметри якості води у двох ставах Харківської області,
розділених дамбою.
2. Визначити видовий склад зоопланктону.
3. Визначити структуру популяції зоопланктону, як показника родючості
води, що відображає екологічні умови навколишнього середовища. The purpose of the qualification thesis is to determine changes in the structure of zooplankton communities over 2 years in reservoirs with a uniform composition of ichthyofauna and the same values of environmental factors. To solve the goal, the tasks were set: 1. Determine water quality parameters in two ponds of the Kharkiv region, separated by a dam. 2. Determine the species composition of zooplankton. 3. Determine the structure of the zooplankton population as an indicator of water fertility, which reflects the ecological conditions of the environment |
| URI: | https://repo.btu.kharkov.ua//handle/123456789/59314 |
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