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1 QCOBASS The Freshwater Stream habitat

2 The Freshwater Stream habitat
Station 1 : Fast Running Water Station 2 : Slow Running Water

3 Abiotic factors Physical factors Chemical factors Light intensity
Temperature Current speed Chemical factors

4 Light intensity Physical factors
Light intensity in different regions of 2 stations Physical factors

5 Temperature Physical factors
Temperature in different regions of 2 stations Physical factors

6 Chemical factors Physical factors

7 Current speed Physical factors

8 Biotic Factor Station 1~Fast Running Water
Found in: Station 1~Fast Running Water Station 2~Slow Running Water

9 Biotic Factors Animals Mayfly nymph
Large stream snail & Reservoir snail Damselfly nymph Freshwater crab Common freshwater shrimp & Long-armed shrimp Caddisfly nymph Blood worm Water skater

10 Mayfly nymph Location: Under rock Number:~ Fast water: 10
Slow water:15 Adaptive Features: ~3 long tail filaments ~lateral abdominal feathery gills Biotic factor

11 Damselfly nymph Location: Under rock Number:~ Fast water: 0
Slow water: 2 Adaptive features: ~carnivore, easy to catch Biotic factor

12 Caddisfly larva Location: Under Rock Number:~ Fast water: 15
Slow water:13 Adaptive features: ~live in case made of sand with hooked by its terminal claspers Biotic factor

13 Blood Worm Location: Under Rock/ in bottom sediments Number:~
Fast water: 7 Slow water:10 Adaptive features: ~blood gills ~red in colour Biotic factor

14 Water Skater Location: On water surface Number:~ Fast water: 0
Slow water: 5 Adaptive features: ~long, thin legs ~hair on legs ~thin, flattened body Biotic factor

15 Large stream snail & Reservoir snail
Location: Under Rock Number:~ Fast water: 5 Slow water: 9 Adaptive features: ~have operculum ~get chemical to make operculum Biotic factor

16 Common freshwater shrimp & Long armed shrimp
Location: On bottom Number:~ Fast water: 0 Slow water: 3 Adaptive features: ~white, creamy pink or grey brown in colour ~more than 3 pairs of legs ~flattened body Biotic factor

17 Freshwater crab Location: On bottom Number:~ Fast water: 0
Slow water: 1 Adaptive features: ~have abdomen greatly reduced ~males have a narrow abdomen with the first pair of appendages modified into a penis ~females have a broad abdomen under which the egg-mass is carried at breeding time Biotic factor

18 Mosquito fish Location: Free swimming Number:~ Fast water: 12
Slow water: 35 Adaptive features:

19 Guppy Location: Free swimming Number:~ Fast water: 7 Slow water: 13
Adaptive features: ~female is drab olive-brown in colour ~male show a tremendous diversity in colour Biotic factor

20 Goby Location: On water bottom Number:~ Fast water: 0 Slow water:4
Adaptive features: ~the pelvic fins are united into an oval disc which serves as a sucker ~mouth is large for attacking

21 Loach Location: On bottom Number:~ Fast water: 8 Slow water: 15
Adaptive features: ~elongated and compressed body ~3 pairs of barbels Biotic factor

22 Plant Algae Taro Spirodela polyrhiza schleid

23 Algae Type: Algae At any one time, a particular species of alga
may be very abundant, forming an algal “bloom”

24 Taro Type: Waterside These plants grow at the side of the water or else are rooted in the shallow water at the edge, but have all or most of their foliage protruding aerially.

25 Spirodela Polyrhiza Schleid
Type: Floating freely on water These plants are not associated with the sea bed at all and have roots dangling in the water.

26 Hong Kong Newt Goby 4o consumer Crab Guppy 3o consumer 2o consumer Water skater Damselfly nymph Mosquito fish Blood worm Mayfly nymph Large stream snail Caddisfly larva Shrimp loach 1o consumer Detritus Phytoplanton Algae Producer

27 Hong Kong newt Location : on the of river Behavior : nocturnal habit
Characteristic: orange red pot on the ventral side

28 Thanks to our tutors: ~Mr. Wai ~Mr. Kan and all the technicians


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