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Effects of some physicochemical properities of water on histopathological and hematological picture of fish inhabiting Emet Stream

International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies · 2014 · Vol. 2(1) · pp. 65–71

Abstract

This study deals with the physicochemical water parameters of Emet Stream and their histopathologic and hematologic effects upon Squalius cephalus, Capoeta tinca, Barbus plebejus and Alburnoides bipunctatus living there. The changes of the fish tissues were determined by the use of routine histological methods. The hematocrit levels of the bloods taken from the fish were also estimated. NO2, PO4 3-, Ni, as and B values were observed to be above the stipulated levels. There were bronchitis, telangiectasia, epithelial lifting and passive hyperemia determined in gills; focal hepatitis, vena centralis, hydropic and vacuolar degeneration were seen in livers; there were hemorrhages in kidney tissue and enteritis was encountered. Bronchitis and telangiectasis were intensively observed in S. cephalus and C. tinca specimens. Focal hepatitis was much more intensive in C. tinca. The hematocrit levels were foundrnto be 520.45% in S. cephalus, 17.55% in A. bipunctatus, 16.625% in B. plebejus and 22% in C. tinca. The elevated values of some water parameters of Emet Stream were actually affecting on both tissues and blood parameters of the fish.

Fish Biology and Ecology StudiesEnvironmental Toxicology and EcotoxicologyGillBiologyHematocritEnteritisFish <Actinopterygii>PathologyVeterinary medicineZoologyMedicineFishery
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