Rotifers. Rotifera Monogononta

Irena Bielańska-Grajner, Jolanta Ejsmont-Karabin, Stanisław Radwan

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The editorial series Freshwater Fauna of Poland has existed since 1935. Up to now 22 volumes (in Polish) have been published, treating both vertebrate and invertebrate animals. Particular volumes contain rich general data concerning described taxa...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-7969-957-5

DOI:

Wydawnictwo:

Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego

Rok wydania:

2016

Liczba stron:

582

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ONIX MARC21

Acknowledgements7
I. Introduction9
II. History of research on Polish rotifers and the present state of their knowledge11
1. General characteristics of rotifers17
2. The origin of rotifers17
III. General Part17
3. Taxonomy and systematics19
4. Morphology and anatomy of rotifer females27
External appearance and body cover27
Head30
Alimentary tract and mouth parts (trophi)34
Foot34
Muscle system38
Nervous system and sense organs38
Excretory and reproductive systems42
Morphology and anatomy of rotifer males42
5. Biology44
Locomotion44
Feeding46
Reproduction and development48
Respiration48
Dormant eggs51
Heterogony53
Anhydrobiosis56
6. Ecology57
Rotifer habitats and environmental conditions57
Environmental factors59
Morphological variability and cyclomorphosis60
Interactions between rotifers and other organisms63
Sessile and colony-forming rotifers63
Predation and parasitism65
7. Importance of rotifers for the functioning of aquatic ecosystems66
8. Geographic distribution69
9. Methods of sample collection, preservation, storage, and processing and techniques of rotifer culture70
Sampling70
Fixation and preservation71
Examination of trophi72
Live materials72
Laboratory culture73
Quantitative analysis74
Biomass assessment75
IV. Systematic part: a key for the identification of monogonont rotifers of Poland79
V. Alphabetical survey of species123
VI. A survey of species not yet recorded in Poland but reported from neighbouring countries435
VII. References505
VIII. Index of scientific names535
IX. List of synonyms used in the Polish literature557
X. Annex567
XI. Autors579

III.GENERALPART

1.Generalcharacteristicsofrotifers

Rotifersareverysmallanimalsthatpossessnumerousunusualcharacteristics,

averydiversemorphology,andacomplexanatomy.Astheyoccurinsomany

formsandshapes,itisjustifiabletocallthem“Nature’sgems”andtocomparethem

tobutterfliesandbirds(DONNER1973).POURRIOTandFRANCEZ(1986)claimthat

rotifersarebeautiful,occasionallywhimsical,andalwaysfascinating.Theymost

oftenrangeinsizefrom0.1to0.6mm,growingoccasionallyto3.00mm.Their

bodyisnotsegmented;itisbilateralandhasthepseudocoel,i.e.,thebodycavity

lackingitsownepitheliumandcorrespondingtotheschizocoel.Rotifergrowth

involvesthegrowthofindividualcellsordorsalseparationofcells;itisallometric

(non-uniform);androtifersgrowveryfast,occasionallydoublinginsizeduring

theinitial24hoftheirlife(EjSmONT-KARABINetal.1993).Thediversityofrotifer

shapesandformsisstillmoreoutstandingwhenonerealisesthat,likeinnematodes,

thenumberofrotifercellsislowandconstant(eutely)throughoutthelifespan.

Althougharelativelysmallgroupofanimals,theirveryhighproductionrenders

themextremelyimportantplayersininlandwaterenvironments.Thankstotheir

adaptiveabilities,rotifershavecolonisedalmostallaquatichabitats:theyarepres-

entincoastalwatersoftheseas(withupto50species);inlakes,ponds,andepisodic

pools;amongwetplants(e.g.,mosses),andinmoistsoil;theymayalsoparasitise

variousinvertebrates.Rotifersmayoccuratenormousabundances.Pollutedponds

andlakesmaysupportupto20,000individuals/dm3water(BIELAńSKA-GRAjNERand

mAjEWSKA1994),anUpperSilesianbellpitsupporting>>25,000individuals/dm3

(BIELAńSKA-GRAjNERandNIESLER2002).Thehighestrotiferabundances(inexcess

of100,000individuals/dm3)havebeensofarreportedfromAfricanlakes(NOGRADY

1983),whilecommercialculturesinIsraelproduceabundancesfrom50,000to

500,000individuals/dm3(LUBZENS1987;LUBZENSetal.1989).

2.Theoriginofrotifers

AllearlytheoriesconcerningtheoriginofRotifera,foundintextbookswrit-

tenbeforetheintroductionofmodernphylogenybasedonthecladisticsystem

ofHENNIG(1953,1965),areofhistoricalsignificance.Accordingtothecladistic

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