Hydrological impacts affecting endangered fish species: a Spanish case study
Identifieur interne : 003018 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 003017; suivant : 003019Hydrological impacts affecting endangered fish species: a Spanish case study
Auteurs : Rafael Sánchez Navarro ; Michael Stewardson ; Pascal Breil ; Diego García De Jal N ; Michael EiseleSource :
- River Research and Applications [ 1535-1459 ] ; 2007-06.
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- Adult stage, Adult stages, Alarcon reservoir, Alarming rate, Annual review, Applic, Aquatic, Aquatic biodiversity, Aquatic ecosystems unit, Aquatic fauna, Arrigonis, Average recurrence interval, Average recurrence intervals, Biodiversity, Biological impairment, Biotic surveys, Cabriel, Cabriel river, Cabriel rivers, Chemical data, Chondrostoma, Chondrostoma arrigonis, Chondrostoma polylepis, Conceptual framework, Conservation efforts, Continuous periods, Copyright, Critical impacts, Ctera poble, Daily discharges, Doadrio, Ecological, Ecological studies, Ecosystem, Environmental conditions, Figures show results, Freshwater, General investigations, Habitat, Habitat analyses, Habitat availability, Habitat conditions, Habitat destruction, Habitat losses, Habitat preferences, High discharges, Historic periods, Historical range, Homogenous hydrological regions, Hydrologic, Hydrologic alteration, Hydrologic records, Hydrological, Hydrological impacts, Impact analysis, Impact technique, John wiley sons, Jucar, Jucar nase, Jucar river, Jucar river basin, Large dams, Libro rojo, Long durations, Major cause, Major dams, Major factor, Major stressor, Massive decline, Maximum habitat availability, Medio ambiente, Natural conditions, Natural range, Navarro, Physical habitat, Physical habitat condition, Physical habitat conditions, Plenum press, River analysis package, River research, Sanchez, Sanchez navarro, Sant carles, Several candidate causes, Severe impacts, Storage capacity, Stress situations, Stressor, Stressor process, Study sites, Substrate composition, Suitable habitat, Technical report, Total time, Universidad politecnica, Unsuitable habitat, Various causes, Water depth, Water framework directive, Water pollution, Wildlife service, Young stage.
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- Adult stage, Adult stages, Alarcon reservoir, Alarming rate, Annual review, Applic, Aquatic, Aquatic biodiversity, Aquatic ecosystems unit, Aquatic fauna, Arrigonis, Average recurrence interval, Average recurrence intervals, Biodiversity, Biological impairment, Biotic surveys, Cabriel, Cabriel river, Cabriel rivers, Chemical data, Chondrostoma, Chondrostoma arrigonis, Chondrostoma polylepis, Conceptual framework, Conservation efforts, Continuous periods, Copyright, Critical impacts, Ctera poble, Daily discharges, Doadrio, Ecological, Ecological studies, Ecosystem, Environmental conditions, Figures show results, Freshwater, General investigations, Habitat, Habitat analyses, Habitat availability, Habitat conditions, Habitat destruction, Habitat losses, Habitat preferences, High discharges, Historic periods, Historical range, Homogenous hydrological regions, Hydrologic, Hydrologic alteration, Hydrologic records, Hydrological, Hydrological impacts, Impact analysis, Impact technique, John wiley sons, Jucar, Jucar nase, Jucar river, Jucar river basin, Large dams, Libro rojo, Long durations, Major cause, Major dams, Major factor, Major stressor, Massive decline, Maximum habitat availability, Medio ambiente, Natural conditions, Natural range, Navarro, Physical habitat, Physical habitat condition, Physical habitat conditions, Plenum press, River analysis package, River research, Sanchez, Sanchez navarro, Sant carles, Several candidate causes, Severe impacts, Storage capacity, Stress situations, Stressor, Stressor process, Study sites, Substrate composition, Suitable habitat, Technical report, Total time, Universidad politecnica, Unsuitable habitat, Various causes, Water depth, Water framework directive, Water pollution, Wildlife service, Young stage.
Abstract
The Júcar River Basin (Spain) harbours endemic aquatic species that are declining or going extinct at an alarming rate. After evaluating several possible stressors, flow modification is identified as the factor critically threatening one endemic cyprinid fish species Chondrostoma arrigonis. Physical habitat for this species is compared for river reaches with different flow modification histories to understand local extinctions across this species' historical range. Time‐series of physical habitat, generated using PHABSIM, indicate a dramatic reduction in habitat area with flow modification. Our findings indicate that efforts to regulate and stabilize flows in the Júcar River Basin may cause the rapid extinction of the remaining populations. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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DOI: 10.1002/rra.995
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