Contrasting thermal and hypoxic responses of species from blackwater and whitewater rivers
Journal of Fish Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 11, 2025
Abstract
In
the
Amazon
basin,
climate
change
is
increasing
water
temperatures
and
CO₂
concentrations,
which
intensify
environmental
stressors
for
fish
by
natural
thermal
regimes,
reducing
dissolved
oxygen
pH
levels.
Extreme
droughts,
such
as
those
recorded
in
2023
new
record
set
2024,
have
exacerbated
these
conditions
led
to
widespread
mortality.
Amazonian
rivers,
are
characterized
contrasting
whitewater
blackwater
systems,
provide
unique
habitats
with
distinct
pHs
that
shape
biodiversity
species
adaptations.
With
regional
projected
increase
2.2–7.0°C
end
of
century,
understanding
expected
vulnerability
has
become
crucial.
This
study
aims
investigate
influence
type
(blackwater
vs.
whitewater)
on
both
hypoxia
tolerances
responses
different
following
extreme
drought
analyse
individual
taxonomic
The
results
revealed
significant
variability
among
species,
displaying
a
lower
safety
margin
blackwaters.
observed
between
fishes
highlight
complexity
their
adaptive
strategies
response
fundamental
predicting
future
environment
under
current
scenario.
Language: Английский
Worsening Drought and the Bleak Future for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services in the Amazon Basin
Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
35(3)
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
How do extreme fluctuations in water level affect fish condition in Amazonian Floodplain Lakes?
Journal of Fish Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Abstract
The
annual
flood
pulse
is
a
defining
feature
of
Amazonian
floodplain
lakes,
creating
highly
variable
environment
that
influences
resource
availability,
such
as
food
and
habitat.
These
cyclical
changes
necessitate
high
degree
adaptability
among
fish
species,
many
which
have
evolved
specialized
strategies
to
cope
with
the
fluctuating
conditions.
In
2023,
Amazon
basin
experienced
record‐breaking
drought
event,
leading
mass
mortality
other
wildlife.
This
study
examines
effect
this
extreme
event
on
condition
in
white‐water
(Rio
Solimões
basin)
black‐water
Negro
lakes.
contrasting
environments
provide
unique
opportunity
how
different
water
qualities
water‐level
fluctuations
impact
condition.
Research
was
conducted
during
normal
low‐water
period
November
2019
drastically
decreased
levels
2023.
main
objective
understand
affect
health
nutritional
status.
A
total
585
fishes
were
analyzed,
294
from
291
black‐water,
representing
feeding
types
comprehensive
picture
Water‐level
had
statistically
significant
both
areas.
Comparing
levels,
consistently
higher
period.
linear
mixed‐effects
model
revealed
intensity
season
length‐adjusted
mass,
suggesting
decrease
level
associated
an
overall
mass.
When
comparing
mean
(Glass's
Δ
)
between
we
found
bigger
system
than
system.
difference
may
be
attributed
lower
nutrient
content
humic
acids
refractory
dissolved
organic
matter
can
further
limit
primary
productivity
availability
for
fishes.
Language: Английский
Artisanal Fishing in the Lower Amazon Under Scrutiny: an Analysis Through the Climate Lens
Revista de Gestão Social e Ambiental,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18(11), P. e09996 - e09996
Published: Nov. 25, 2024
Objective:
The
objective
of
this
study
is
to
analyze
the
impacts
extreme
hydrological
drought
2023
on
artisanal
fishing
in
Lower
Amazon
Integration
Region
and
its
threats
development
Bioeconomy
Plan
for
state
Pará,
understand
how
production
chain
vulnerable
risks
arising
from
climate
variability
change.
Theoretical
Framework:
In
order
vulnerability
fisheries
change,
as
well
propose
adaptive
strategies,
Climate
Lens
tool
was
applied
(OECD,
2009;
Carvalho
et
al.,
2021).
Method:
methodology
adopted
included
gathering
data
information
reports
non-governmental
agencies
technical
opinions
municipal
civil
defense
departments.
Semi-structured
interviews
were
also
conducted
with
directors
fishermen's
colonies
officials
Results
Discussion:
results
obtained
revealed
that,
municipalities,
without
access
income,
drinking
water,
food
facing
social
isolation,
has
become
impractical
due
low
water
levels
rivers
lakes,
resulting
an
incalculable
fish
die-off.
[synthesize
main
research].
discussion
section,
these
are
contextualized
light
theoretical
framework,
highlighting
implications
relationships
identified.
Possible
discrepancies
limitations
considered
section.
Research
Implications:
Based
results,
measures
recommended
that
can
be
implemented
response
existing
and/or
potential
impacts.
Originality/Value:
This
contributes
literature
by
solutions
scenario
experienced
implementation
Pará.
Language: Английский
Preface: Secrets of shallow lakes—insights from research
Priit Zingel,
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María Boveri,
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Helen Agasild
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et al.
Hydrobiologia,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
A
sad
example
is
the
Amazon
in
Brazilas
these
lines
are
written,
region
experiencing
unprecedented
droughts
for
second
consecutive
year,
resulting
many
floodplain
lakes
drying
up
or
disappearing
(Braz-Mota
&
Val,
2024).It
cannot
be
ruled
out
that
reaching
a
predicted
tipping
point,
where
forest
degradation
attains
point
of
no
return,
and
area
degrades
into
grassy
savanna.This
plausible
hypothesis,
other
biomes
also
threatened
by
equivalent
dangerous
thresholds.And
all
them,
before
catastrophe
this
nature
hits,
aquatic
ecosystems
ones
ring
alarm.Therefore,
it
crucial
to
monitor
health
water
bodies-nature
will
always
manage,
but
humans
who
need
environment
around
us
remain
healthy.We
must
not
forget
protecting
about
ourselves.
Language: Английский
Determination of Stable Reference Genes for Gene Expression Analysis in Black Rockfish (Sebastes schlegeli) Under Hypoxia Stress
Xiatian Chen,
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Yujie Yu,
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Tao Gao
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et al.
Genes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 9 - 9
Published: Dec. 25, 2024
Hypoxia
triggers
stress,
leading
to
significant
alterations
in
gene
expression
patterns,
which
turn
affect
fish's
growth
and
development.
Real-time
quantitative
PCR
(RT-qPCR)
is
a
pivotal
technique
for
assessing
changes
expression.
However,
its
accuracy
highly
contingent
upon
the
stable
of
reference
genes.
Ribosomal
RNA
(18s),
β-actin
(actb),
elongation
factor
1-α
(ef1a),
α
tubulin
(tuba),
ribosomal
protein
L17
(rpl17)
are
widely
used
genes,
but
their
stability
tissues
black
rockfish
under
hypoxic
conditions
remains
unclear.
The
genes
was
detected
by
RT-qPCR
assessed
Delta
Ct,
geNorm,
NormFinder,
BestKeeper
algorithms.
Results
showed
that
tuba
exhibited
liver,
heart,
gill
normoxic
conditions,
liver
head
kidney
conditions.
Ef1a
identified
as
most
stably
expressed
tissue
hypoxia.
For
heart
studies,
rpl17
were
recommended
18s
high
spleen
Actb
tissue-specific
stability,
it
necessary
select
appropriate
based
on
specific
type
studies
These
findings
help
enhancing
analysis
mechanism
hypoxia
rockfish.
Language: Английский