03001nab a2200421 a 4500003000900000005001700009008004100026041001300067100003300080700003100113700003700144245017800181264000900359300001700368500025400385520140600639650002802045650003002073650002302103650002102126650003602147650002202183650002502205650002002230650002802250650002602278650003402304650002002338650003802358650002302396650002502419773004902444942000802493035001702501001000702518999001902525040003502544AR-ReUNN20260702003059.0260630s2007    ag |||||||||||||||||spa  0 aspaaeng1 aBonetto, Argentino a.9771211 aRoldán, Dante o.91474591 aCanón Verón, Marta B.97605410aAlgunos aspectos estructurales y ecológicos de la ictiofauna del sistema de Iberá - Corrientes, Argentina - / Argentino A. Bonetto, Dante Roldán, Marta Canón Verón 1c2007  a11 páginas  aDisponible en estante de INICNE  Ejemplares duplicados disponibles en :  caja 16 no 31,  caja 11 no 4 , caja 27 no 10, caja 26 no 36.  Several structural and ecological aspects of the fish fauna of the Iberá System (Corrientes Province, Argentina)  aThe present paper deals with the structure, distribution and main ecological characterics of the fish fauna in the wide complex of lenitic water bodies within the Iberá system, at Corrientes Province, Argentina.  In the waters of such basin -which covers nearly 1,200,000 ha-were recorded 81 species of fishes, of 59 genera, 19 families and 8 orders. The basic structure of the fish fauna was given by sedentary  species (it is: species able to thrive and reproduce in lenitic waters) that are exclusive in the northern area of the system, while only two typical migratory fishes: Prochilodus platensis and Salminus maxillosus, were present at the southern area (more under the influence of the Corrientes River).   The fish productivity is very poor from the economical point of view, particularly at the northean area, being in the higher trophic level fishes of low value, such as Hoplias malabaricus and Hoplerythrinus unitaeniatus ("tarariras"), Acestrorhamphus jenynsi and Acestrorhynchus falcatus ("dientudos"), and more frequently Serrasalmus nattereri and S. spilopleura ("pirañas").  This particular situation is due to the actual high concentration of organic matter derived from the exuberant aquatic vegetation. It is possible that the Iberá system had played in the past, in an environment of largen open pools, a very important role in the fish productivity of the regional waters 4aPeces del Ibera9147039 4aPeces de Agua Dulce96471 4aProducción94624 4aEcología94910 4aDistribución Geografica97085 4aMigración96725 4aReproducción98441 4aArgentina94258 4aFreshwater Fish9117439 4aInland Waters9117440 4aBiological Production9147105 4aEcology9117438 4aGeographical Distribution9147031 4aMigrations9146988 4aReproduction91174440 tEcosurx0325-108Xgv. 8 n. 15 (1981)w234603  cART  a(INICN)39221234802  c234802d234802  aAR-ReUNNbspacAR-ReUNNeaacr2