MASTER AND PUPIL – DR. JÁN BRTEK AND I

Large branchiopod studies were born and bred in the Danube basin in some Eastern European countries (the former Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania). The leading expert was the late Dr. Ján Brtek in Slovakia. Large branchiopods are usually habitants of such temporary lakes and ponds as inland bodie...

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Main Author:	Hidetoshi NAGANAWA
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Romanian Limnogeographical Association 2008-06-01
Series:	Lakes Reservoirs and Ponds
Subjects:	Crustacea large branchiopods living fossil Anostraca Spinicaudata temporary ponds underground mineral waters Mongolia
Online Access:	http://www.limnology.ro/Lakes/2008/20081218.pdf

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title	MASTER AND PUPIL – DR. JÁN BRTEK AND I
title_short	MASTER AND PUPIL – DR. JÁN BRTEK AND I
title_full	MASTER AND PUPIL – DR. JÁN BRTEK AND I
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publisher	Romanian Limnogeographical Association
series	Lakes Reservoirs and Ponds
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description	Large branchiopod studies were born and bred in the Danube basin in some Eastern European countries (the former Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania). The leading expert was the late Dr. Ján Brtek in Slovakia. Large branchiopods are usually habitants of such temporary lakes and ponds as inland bodies of fresh, mineralized, salt water or hypersaline. This article has two distinct goals: (1) to review the history of large branchiopod studies and (2) to draw attention to some of the scientific interest and value of ephemeral aquatic habitats, introducing my reminiscences of Dr. Brtek.
topic	Crustacea large branchiopods living fossil Anostraca Spinicaudata temporary ponds underground mineral waters Mongolia
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MASTER AND PUPIL – DR. JÁN BRTEK AND I

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