Research Institute for Nature Management, Leersum, The Netherlands.
Environ Monit Assess. 1983 Sep;3(3-4):331-41. doi: 10.1007/BF00396228.
The applicability of single species as bio-indicators for the characterization of running waters is investigated. For this, species of the family of Hydropsychidae (Trichoptera) are chosen. Ten species have been recorded for the Dutch fauna, but some of them have disappeared and others are restricted in their distribution nowadays. Several authors have established a distribution pattern of Hydropsychidae according to a zonation from source to large river. In The Netherlands we could use this scheme only in small, fast running streams. For the characterization of lowland streams more data on the fauna are required. In the large rivers only one species is occurring (Hydropsyche contubernalis), increasing in numbers during the last decade. Probably a certain improvement of the water quality of the river Rhine is responsible for this.
本研究旨在探讨单一种群作为流水生物指示物种的适用性。为此,选择了 Hydropsychidae(毛翅目)科的物种。荷兰动物群中已记录到 10 种,但其中一些已经消失,而另一些的分布范围现今受到限制。一些作者已经根据从源头到大河的分带模式建立了 Hydropsychidae 的分布模式。在荷兰,我们只能在小而湍急的溪流中使用这种方案。为了描述低地溪流的特征,需要更多的动物群数据。在大河中仅有一种物种(Hydropsyche contubernalis),在过去十年中数量有所增加。可能是莱茵河水质的一定改善导致了这种情况。