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    Condition factors of some Cyprinid fishes of Kilickaya reservoir, Sivas, Turkey
    (2012) Dirican, Seher; Musul, Haldun; Çilek, Süleyman
    This study, investigate the condition factors of some Cyprinid fishes in Kilickaya Reservoir, Central Anatolian region of Turkey. The obtained results were compared with other studies from different habitats in Turkey. Cyprinus carpio (1.7856±0.2603) has the greatest mean condition factor followed by Leuciscus cephalus (1.6373±0.1483), Capoeta sieboldii (1.1596±0.1186), Capoeta tinca (1.1375±0.0991) and Barbus plebejus (1.1336±0.1083). According to the results, condition factors of some Cyprinid fishes are shown that a good level of nutrition of fish and nutritional capacity in Kilickaya Reservoir. Knowledge of condition factors of some Cyprinid fishes are important for adequate management and maintenance of the bio-ecological equilibrium of the ecosystem in Kilickaya Reservoir.
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    Some Physico-Chemical Characteristics and Rotifers of Camligoze Dam Lake, Susehri, Sivas, Turkey
    (Medwell Online, 2009) Dirican, Seher; Musul, Haldun; Çilek, Süleyman
    This study was carried out to determine some physico-chemical characteristics and rotifers of Camligoze Dam Lake located at northeastern part of Turkey. For this aim, water and rotifer samples were taken from 2 station between May 16 and November 16, 2007 in Camligoze Dam Lake. A total of 11 rotifer species; Brachionus plicatilis, Kellicottia longispina, Notholca acuminata, Notholca squamula, Colurella uncinata, Lecane Tuna, Lecane lunaris, Cephalodella gibba, Synchaeta oblonga, Synchaeta pectinata and Polyarthra dolichoptera were determined in the Camligoze Dam Lake. In the water samples, totally 5 physico-chemical parameters; water temperature, electrical conductivity, pH, secchi disc depth and dissolved oxygen were analyzed. As a result of this study, Camligoze Dam Lake was found there are no serious a water pollution problem.