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Habitat Characterization of Black Flies (Diptera: Simuliidae) in the Tafna Catchment of Western Algeria
2014
Open Journal of Ecology
Physical Habitat characterization of black flies was performed in the Tafna Basin of Algeria, based primarily on stream size, substrate, and aquatic and riparian vegetation. A total of 143 samples were taken between April and October 2009 at 11 sampling sites in the Tafna catchment. Dams exerted an effect through a slowdown of flow and sedimentation of fine particles, eliminating coarse microhabitats favorable for black flies. Stream and substrate characteristics are key parameters that
doi:10.4236/oje.2014.416084
fatcat:de6732ovsfhg3mg2xxgpafnv7a