ArticleEcology and evolution2025
Predictors of Distribution and Diversity of Rare, Protected, and Endangered Freshwater Mollusks in Rivers With Various Land Use in the Context of Environmental Changes.
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Abstract
Rivers face multiple stressors that act on biodiversity. In view of global environmental changes, river modifications, deforestation, and pollution, their natural parts are of highest importance in maintaining the biodiversity of mollusks. The study addresses the predictors of rare mollusk species, as they serve as ecological indicators of ecosystem quality and drivers of ecosystem pollution in agricultural, urban, and forest catchments. Analyses of environmental predictors and mollusk distribution were provided, and the model of multivariate canonical correspondence analysis was constructed. The pH of the water was relatively high, indicating alkaline conditions, whereas conductivity was low, indicating no salty influences in river basins. The study revealed the occurrence of species globally threatened (EN), vulnerable in Europe (VU), least concern species (LC), or legally protected in Poland, for example,
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