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Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keenjhar Lake
3.7.2 Species account
During the summer survey of 2007 the Lake and its adjoining areas were
explored for the micro-invertebrate sampling at various sampling sites. Some of
the same as well as many more sites were visited during the winter same year
and adequate sampling was done and observations recorded regarding the
terrestrial and aquatic invertebrate fauna of the reservoir and its adjoining areas.
Table 21 and 22 gives detailed of the aquatic invertebrates collected from
Keenjhar Lake.
Table 21 - Data of aquatic invertebrates collected from Keenjhar Lake
S. No. Invertebrate
groups - Aquatic
1 Decapoda N 24 55’ 297’’, E0 68 04’ 390’’
N 24 56’ 961’’, E 068 04’ 949’’
N 25 00’ 706’’, E 068 06 855’’
2 Copepoda
Table 22 – Data of terrestrial invertebrates collected from Keenjhar Lake
S. No.
Locality (Coordinates) Date
Invertebrate
groups -
terrestrial
1 Araneae
2 Solifugae
3 Chilopoda
Locality (Coordinates) Date
N 25 01’ 266’’, E 068 06’ 983’’
N 24 59’ 734’, E 068 05’ 980’’
N 25 02’ 497’’, E 068 07’ 694’’
N 25 02’ 335’’, E068 08’ 103’’
N 25 01’ 258’’, E 068 05’ 557’’
N 25 01’ 526’’, E 068 06’ 221’’
Khapri area
N 25 01’ 439’’ E 68º 08′ 362″
N 25 01’ 444’’ E 68º 08′ 356″
N 24º 55′ 404″, E 68º 00′ 239″
Hanif Shah area
N 24º 54′ 375″, E 68º 01′ 898
N 24º 52′ 154″, E 68º 02′ 645
N 24º 55′ 303″, E 68º 02′ 234″
Daulatpur
N 24º 55′ 085, E 68º 00′ 844’’
N 24º 55’ 173″, E 68º 59′ 848″
N 24º 54′ 347″, E 68º 01′ 809
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3 Midge fly larvae N 25 00’ 721’’, E 068 06 815’’ 18-6-07
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