Bioindication of the water salinity dynamics by the microalgae communities in the Lena River Delta, Laptev Sea, Russian Arctic

Q4 Environmental Science
S. Barinova, V. Gabyshev, A. P. Ivanova, O. Gabysheva
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Abstract

The Lena River in the Laptev Sea forms a vast delta, one of the largest in the world. The Ust-Lensky State Nature Reserve saves biodiversity on the Lena Delta territory beyond the Arctic Circle, in the zone of continuous permafrost. In recent years, large-scale plans for the development of extractive industries are implemented in this Russian Arctic sector. In this regard, the study of biodiversity and bioindication properties of aquatic organisms in the Lena River estuary area is becoming more and more relevant. This study aims to identify the species composition of microalgae in lotic and lentic water bodies of the Lena River Delta and use their indicator property for water salinity. It was a trace indicator of species distribution over the delta and their dynamics along the delta main watercourses to assess the impact of river waters on the Laptev Sea coastal areas. For this, all previously published materials on algae and chemical composition of the region waters as well as data obtained in recent years for the waters of the lower Lena reach were involved. In total, 700 species considered to 10 phyla were analyzed: Cyanobacteria (83), Euglenozoa (13), Ochrophyta (Chrysophyta, Xanthophyta) (41), Eustigmatophyta (4), Bacillariophyta (297), Miozoa (20), Cryptophyta (3), Rhodophyta (1), Chlorophyta (125), and Charophyta (111). The available materials of the field and reference observations were analyzed using several statistical methods. The study results indicate that hydrological conditions are the main factor regulating the spatial structure of the species composition of the microalgae communities in the Lena River Delta. The distribution of groups of salinity indicators across flowing water bodies reflects the effect of water salinity, and this allows suggesting possible sources of this effect. The mechanism of tracking the distribution of environmental indicators itself is a sensitive method, that reveals even their subtle changes in them; therefore, as an integral method, it can be helpful for further monitoring.
俄罗斯北极拉普捷夫海勒拿河三角洲微藻群落盐度动态的生物指示
拉普捷夫海的勒拿河形成了一个巨大的三角洲,是世界上最大的三角洲之一。乌斯特-连斯基国家自然保护区保护了位于北极圈外连续永久冻土层的勒拿三角洲地区的生物多样性。近年来,俄罗斯在北极地区实施了大规模的采掘业发展计划。因此,研究勒拿河河口地区水生生物的生物多样性和生物指示性变得越来越重要。本研究旨在确定勒拿河三角洲河流和河流水体中微藻的种类组成,并利用其指示水体盐度的特性。该指标可作为三角洲上物种分布及其沿三角洲主要水道动态的痕量指标,用于评价河流对拉普捷夫海沿岸地区的影响。为此,涉及了所有以前发表的关于该地区水域藻类和化学成分的资料以及近年来在勒拿河下游水域获得的数据。共分析了10门700种:蓝藻门(83种)、绿藻门(13种)、绿藻门(绿藻门、黄藻门)(41种)、真藻门(4种)、硅藻门(297种)、水藻门(20种)、隐藻门(3种)、红藻门(1种)、绿藻门(125种)、绿藻门(111种)。利用几种统计方法对现有的野外资料和参考观测资料进行了分析。研究结果表明,水文条件是制约勒拿河三角洲微藻群落物种组成空间结构的主要因素。盐度指标组在流动水体中的分布反映了水盐度的影响,这可以提出这种影响的可能来源。跟踪环境指标分布的机制本身就是一种敏感的方法,可以揭示环境指标的细微变化;因此,作为一种整体方法,可以为进一步的监测提供帮助。
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Marine Biological Journal
Marine Biological Journal Environmental Science-Ecology
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