EventsMOL2NET'22, Conference on Molecular, Biomed., Comput. & Network Science and Engineering, 8th ed.
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This submission belongs to the session 06. BIOMODE.ECO-07: Biotech., Mol. Eng., Nat. Products Develop. and Ecology Congress, Paris, France-Ohio, USA, 2022. of the event MOL2NET'22, Conference on Molecular, Biomed., Comput. & Network Science and Engineering, 8th ed.
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31 Dec, 2022
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author-avatarHumbert G. Díaz
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Souad Narsis, Meriem Ferfar, Selma Bencedira, Ghoulem Tiar, Diurnal behaviour of the Aythya ferina in the Tonga Lake (Northeast of Algeria), in Proceedings of MOL2NET'22, Conference on Molecular, Biomed., Comput. & Network Science and Engineering, 8th ed., 1 January–15 January 2023, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/mol2net-08-13945
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Diurnal behaviour of the Aythya ferina in the Tonga Lake (Northeast of Algeria)

Souad Narsis 1
Meriem Ferfar 2
Selma Bencedira 3
Ghoulem Tiar 2
1. Environmental Research Center, PO. Box: 2024, Sidi Amar Campus , 23005, Annaba, Algeria., Algeria
2. Environmental Research Center, Po.Box: 2024, Sidi Amar Campus, 23005, Annaba, Algeria.
3. Environmental Research Center, PO. Box:2024, Sidi Amar Campus, 23005, Annaba, Algeria.
Abstract

This study was conducted on Scaup
Pochard Aythya ferina for a study
Diurnal behavior and counting of
the species during the winter
(September 2015 to March 2016) in Lake Tonga
in the National Park of El kala.
The anatidae begins to arrive at the lake
at the earliest in November; the maximum number
230 individuals were observed in early January.
Showing the diurnal behavior of the species
that Tonga Lake was mainly used
during the day to rest
(sleeping 32%) followed by feeding 27%.

Keywords
Aythya ferina
Tonga lake
Wintering
Anatidae.
Manuscript
Mol2net webinar, Aythya ferina Dr. Narsis.pdf
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