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1 Zooplankton Community Changes in Mille Lacs Lake, Minnesota after Zebra Mussel (Dreissena polymorpha) and Spiny Waterflea (Bythotrephes longimanus) Infestations Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Jodie Hirsch- Division of Ecological and Water Resources David Staples- Division of Fish and Wildlife
2 Large Lake Zooplankton Monitoring Program Evaluate impacts from AIS on native zooplankton communities and aquatic food webs Mille Lacs Lake Large(52,000 ha) shallow(13 m)lake Zebra mussels detected in 2005 Spiny waterfleas detected in 2009
3 Mille Lacs Lake Zooplankton Sampling Field Methods Zooplankton samples collected since 2006 (8 years of data so far..) Monthly sampling (May-Sept.) at 9 sites Full water column vertical tows with 30cm mouth, 80 µm mesh simple plankton net Photo courtesy of Alisha Hallam
4 Mille Lacs Lake Zooplankton Sampling Laboratory Methods Samples processed individually Zooplankton counted, identified and measured with image analysis system Biomass estimated from length/weight regression coefficients Results reported in densities (number/liter) and biomass (µg/liter)
5 Potential Impacts of Invasive Species on Zooplankton Communities Spiny waterflea Direct predation Competition Zebra mussel Larger grazers (Daphnia galeata mendotae, calanoids) Small cladocerans (grazers) (Diaphanosoma spp., Bosmina spp., Chydorus spp., Daphnia retrocurva) Competition cyclopoids (predators) Spiny waterflea
6 Spiny waterflea densities (n m -3 ) Adult zebra mussel densities (n m -2 ) Zebra mussels Spiny waterfleas Estimated 60% decrease in zooplankton biomass
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8 Zebra Mussels or Spiny Waterfleas Who s the Culprit? Statistical Analyses Rank sum testing of functional groups, comparing early-zebra mussel, pre-spiny waterflea years ( ) with postinfestation years ( ) Multivariate analysis using non-parametric multidimensional scaling (MDS) to examine zooplankton community changes
9 Mille Lacs Lake Biomass Boxplots-Small Cladocerans June * July * Aug * Sept * June July * Aug * Sept * Asterisks (*) indicate significant difference between pre and post infestation years (p<.01) Mann Whitney Rank Sum Test Direct Predation
10 Mille Lacs Lake Biomass Boxplots- Cyclopoid Copepods (predators) June July * Aug * Sept * Asterisks (*) indicate significant difference between pre and post infestation years (p<.01) Mann Whitney Rank Sum Test Competition
11 Mille Lacs Lake Biomass Boxplots-Large Grazers June July * Aug Sept June July Aug Sept * Asterisks (*) indicate significant difference between pre and post infestation years (p<.01) Mann Whitney Rank Sum Test Competition
12 Mille Lacs Lake Zooplankton Assemblages August Biomass ( ) Pre- Invasion Post- Invasion Non-metric Multidimensional Scaling (MDS)
13 Mille Lacs Lake Zooplankton Biomass (August ) Non-metric Multidimensional Scaling (Small Cladocerans) Diaphanosoma birgei Chydorus sphaericus 17% 13% Small cladocerans contribute over 40% of change Daphnia retrocurva 9% Spiny waterfleas Direct Predation
14 Mille Lacs Lake Zooplankton Biomass (August ) Non-metric Multidimensional Scaling (Cyclopoids) Cyclopoids 14% Competition
15 Mille Lacs Lake Zooplankton Biomass (August ) Non-metric Multidimensional Scaling (Large Grazers) Calanoids Daphnia galeata mendotae 7% 6% Competition Spiny waterfleas Zebra mussel densities 2011
16 Mille Lacs Lake Zooplankton Summary Estimated 60% loss of zooplankton biomass from pre- to postinfestation years Significant declines of small cladocerans and cyclopoid copepods suggest spiny waterflea impacts by direct predation and competition for food Mixed results with zebra mussel impacts, with no overall significant declines of larger grazers, although competition interactions may be slower to develop
17 Why the Concern? Primary food sources for both YOY game fish and forage fish Efficient phytoplankton grazers, keeping algae in check Loss of zooplankton in Mille Lacs Lake can have impacts throughout the aquatic food web
18 Acknowledgments Eric Jensen Tom Jones Ryan Andvik Nick Peterson Pat Schmaltz Steve Lawrence Alisha Hallam Brian Beyerl Mike McCartney Questions?
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