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COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS INDIGENOUS SPECIES AND MACROINVERTEBRATES COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS INDIGENOUS SPECIES AND MACROINVERTEBRATES FROM THE BROOK OF PONTIDO IN PVOA DE LANHOSO COMENIUS PROJECT

  1. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS INDIGENOUS SPECIES AND MACROINVERTEBRATES

  2. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS INDIGENOUS SPECIES AND MACROINVERTEBRATES FROM THE BROOK OF PONTIDO IN PÓVOA DE LANHOSO

  3. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS BROOK OF PONTIDO IN PÓVOA DE LANHOSO PORTUGAL : Agrupamento de Escolas da Póvoa de Lanhoso

  4. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS INDIGENOUS SPECIES • Indigenous species are naturally originated in their location, without human activity or intervention and can be found in multiple locations. • Indigenous species are more resistant to pests, diseases and the long periods of heavy rains.

  5. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS INDIGENOUS SPECIES PLANTS

  6. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Quercus robur (Carvalho-alvarinho/ oak) • Carvalho de Calvos (Calvos Oak) its estimated age is 500 years. • This tree is of public interest since 1997. • Their height can reach 23 m and its diameter is approximately 40 m Cup. • The flowers of oak Alvarinho bloom in March/ April. • Its fruit is the acorn.

  7. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Castanea sativa ( Castanheiro / Chestnut) • It is a large tree that reaches 20 to 30 feet tall (sometimes more) and it is a deciduous tree. • The european chestnut exists throughout southern Europe. • The chestnut gives fruit in autumn. • The fruit of the chestnut tree is the chestnut.

  8. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Alnus glutinosa ( Amieiro / Alder) • The Alder can be up to 30 feet tall and can last up to 150 years . • In Portugal the blooming season is between March and April. • There are at least 90 species of insects associated with Alder. • The fruits of Alder have feature forms very similar to elongated cones, these persist on the tree even after the fall of the leaves.

  9. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Salix alba (Salgueiro branco / White willow) • The White Willow reaches from 20 to 30 feet tall. • The fruits as the flowers begin to emerge in March, April and May. • The White Willow exists in several regions of Portugal as well as in Europe.

  10. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Ruscus aculeatus ( Gilbardeira / butcher's broom) • The Butcher's broom is between 30 to 80 cm high. • The flowers are small and blooms in Winter and Spring or in Autumn and Winter. The Butcher's broom produces red berries. • The Butcher's broom is widespread in Portugal.

  11. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Mentha suaveolens (Hortelã / Mint) • The Mint is 30 to 40 cm tall, with leaves that have a strong and characteristic aroma. • It is a plant originating from Asia, but with a long cultivation around the world. • The Mint is spread all over Portugal. • Normally it only dies if the soil gets completely frozen.

  12. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Iris pseudacorus (Lírio amarelo dos pântanos /Yellow lily swamps) • The Yellow Lily is up to 120 cm tall. • This plant blooms from March to June. • Wide distribution in Europe, North Africa and West Asia. • It grows in Portugal and in the island of Madeira.

  13. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Carex distans ( Juncos / Reeds ) • The usual size is 1.5 feet tall. • The Reed is very common on the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea and in the Americas. • The genre presents approximately 915 species.

  14. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS INDIGENOUS SPECIES ANIMALS

  15. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Chondrostoma polylepis duriense (Bogas) • Up to a maximum of about 30 cm. • Weight that normally does not exceed the 400/500 grams. • It is a Portuguese endemic species, which means that it only exists in Portugal!

  16. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Squalius carolitertii (Escalos) • Only exists in Portugal! • It is a small fish with approximately 25 cm. • Length that weighs more or less 1 kg.

  17. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Chioglossa lusitanica (Salamandra Lusitânica) • This salamander exists in the north of Portugal and Galicia. • It usually inhabits pure waters and brooks. • The front legs have four toes and the hind ones have five toes.

  18. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Chalcides striatus (Cobra de pernas) • Both have the body covered with smooth scales, which give it a shiny appearance with metallic reflections, and are members of reduced size. • This species exists in the Iberian Peninsula and the South of France.

  19. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Rana perezi (Rã-verde) • This species has its origins in Portugal. • Reaches 7.5 cm and can exceptionally exceed 10 cm. • This species exists in all aquatic habitat types: marshes, swamps, lakes, ponds, reservoirs and streams.

  20. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Anax imperator (Imperador Azul) • In adulthood, an emperor blue can achieve about 75 mm length 105 mm. • This species has its origins in Portugal. • This animal can be seen from southern Europe to Sweden, Middle East to Central Asia.

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  23. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBATES • " Macroinvertebrates are animals visible to the naked eye (macro) without spine (invertebrates ).“ • Living beings that live in aquatic habitats near the substrate (eg, sediment and debris), at least during part of their life cycle.

  24. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBRATES • The main taxonomic groups that live in the aquatic environment are the annelids, molluscs, crustaceans and insects. • There is a large number of species, with a rich variety of shapes and life cycles. • They are an important link in the processing of organic matter of vegetable origin (algae, leaves, trunks, etc.) and function as nutrient cycling in aquatic ecosystems. • Are also the main source of food for most fish species.

  25. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBRATES Plecóptero Larvae ( Stanefly Nymph) Phyllum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Plecoptera Tricóptero Larvae (Caddisfly Larva ) Phyllum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Trichoptera

  26. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBRATES Megaloptero Larvae ( Dobsonfly Larva) Phyllum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Megaloptera Anfípode ( Scud) Phyllum: Arthropoda Class: Crustacea Order: Amphipoda

  27. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBRATES Isopodes ( Sowbug ) Phyllum: Arthropoda Class: Crustacea Order: Isopoda

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  32. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS MATERIALS AND METHODS ... LAB • Observe the macroinvertebrates to magnifying glass. • Classify living beings based on grid built by Faculty of the University of Porto. • Proceed with the counting of the macroinvertebrates observed and classified.

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  34. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Movie

  35. COMENIUS PROJECT BIODIVERSITY OF RIVERS Portuguese YouTube channel QR CODE 3 - 7 MARCH

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