Rosetta and Damietta are the main branches of the Nile River in Egypt. They provide the
required freshwater for different usage for about 20 million people. In the present study …

Macrobenthic invertebrate communities serve as markers of anthropogenic stress in
freshwater ecosystems. In this study, 17 sampling sites were selected from two Nile river …

The abundance and diversity of zooplankton has been studied in relation to some
environmental variables in El-Rayah El-Behery (one of the main irrigating canals of Nile …

We report a dataset of all known and published occurrence records of animals of the phylum
Rotifera, including Bdelloidea, Monogononta, and Seisonacea (with the exclusion of …

Abstract The River Nile is the artery of Egypt, as it presents more than 96% of the municipal,
industrial, and irrigation necessities of Egypt. This study was dedicated to providing data …

The construction and use of navigation and irrigation canals are among the common human
alterations in landscapes and ecosystems. The North Crimean Canal (NCC) is the longest in …

Abstract The River Nile is the main source of fresh water in Egypt, where its water is used for
irrigation, drinking, fisheries, industrial uses, and recreation. For sustainable utilization of the …

Lake Nasser is an artificial reservoir that represents the national freshwater reserve of Egypt
and has a number of khors (side extensions) along its eastern and western banks. These …

The global human population growth rate is increasing rapidly and has a significant impact
on natural resources. It is affecting one of the natural resource qualities ie, water quality. So …

This study was carried out in Nozha hydrodrome, Alexandria, to assess the impact of
physico-chemical parameters upon zooplankton community structure and diversity during …