"Limnology: The Importance of Monitoring and Correlations of Lentic and Lotic Waters" ed. by Carmine Massarelli, et al.

This book includes important contributions that discuss state-of-the-art techniques and technologies for monitoring lentic and lotic water environments. The book presents studies relating to the management of inland waters and related indicators to identify the most common pollution problems.

The book includes contributions that deepen and integrate the knowledge of the impacts and pressures of surrounding environments in the monitoring techniques of aquatic environments.

Contents
1. Zooplankton Productivity Evaluation of Lentic and Lotic Ecosystem
2. Daphnia magna as a Potential Indicator of Reservoir Water Quality – Current Status and Perspectives Focused in Ecotoxicological Classes Regarding the Risk Prediction
3. Wetlands as the Preferred Roosting and Breeding Site of Sarus Crane, Grus antigone (Linneaus, 1758)
4. Pollutants of Emerging Concern in Urban Wastewater Impacted Aquatic Environments and Management Recommendations
5. Natural Water Reservoirs as an Example of Effective Nature-Based Solutions (NBS)
6. Subterranean Waters in Riviera Maya of the Yucatan Peninsula: Vulnerability and the Importance of Monitoring
7. Monitoring of Temporary Ponds as Indicators of Environmental Quality


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