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Rivers to be sampled:<br>
Rivers to be sampled:<br>
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-[[Menne]] | 1 sample dry / pool / flowing river<br>
-[[Menne]] | 1 sample dry / pool / flowing river<br>

Version vom 14. März 2022, 15:46 Uhr

Tributaries to the Lippe, temporary and perennial rivers

Karstic rivers are hydrogeologically conditioned to have spatial and seasonal changes in their discharge <ref name="multiple">MEYER, A., E.I. MEYER & C. MEYER 2003. Lotic communities of two small temporary karstic stream systems (East Westphalia, Germany) along a longitudinal gradient of hydrological intermittency. Limnologica 33 (4): 271. </ref>. In the high plateau of Paderborn (Paderborner Hochfläche), the left tributary of the Lippe, Alme, itself and some of its tributaries are temporary rivers due to fluctuations of groundwater levels (Hungerbrunnen).

Projects:

  • Preliminary sampling at the Menne
# of sampling Date
First sampling 22.05.2020
Second sampling 09.09.2020
Third sampling 02.06.2021
Fourth sampling 14.09.2021

Sampling of 3 karst rivers

In the framework of the Programme for the promotion of excellent early career researchers

Aim

Compare microscopy diatom identification with molecular samples (rbcL and 18S V4) for a further project application.

Rivers to be sampled:

Sampling sites

-Menne | 1 sample dry / pool / flowing river

-Talgosse | 1 sample dry / pool / flowing river

-Sauer | 1 sample dry / pool / flowing river


# of sampling Date
First sampling 05.04.2022
Second sampling 09.09.2022

Index

Rivers of the Lippe catchment

Temporary rivers

  1. Menne <ref name="multiple" />
  2. Alme
  3. Altenau
  4. Ellerbach
  5. Sauer<ref>Meyer, A., & Meyer, E. I. (2000). Discharge regime and the effect of drying on macroinvertebrate communities in a temporary karst stream in East Westphalia (Germany). Aquatic Sciences, 62(3), 216-231.</ref>
  6. Talgosse <ref name="multiple" />

Perennial rivers

  1. Afte
  2. Gosse
  3. Piepenbach
  4. Reingraben
  5. Lippe
  6. Rhein


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Next plan

Perennial Non-Perennial
Reference Karpke, Schmittwasser, Odenheimer Bach, Kleinenbergerbach Menne, Talgosse, Piepenbach, Finkenpuhl
Modified Altenau Afte, Alme Sauer


Non-Perennial Artificial Natural
Reference Strothe, Thune Menne, Talgosse, Piepenbach, Finkenpuhl
Modified Beke, Blögge, Ellerbach, Klaggesbach Afte, Alme, Sauer