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In this study, we examined the impact of an unstable hydrological regime  (floods and seasonal drying) on water beetle fauna after a drought period, in  an intermittent stream in the Mediterranean part of Montenegro. Aquatic  beetles were collected between November 2009 and May 2010 from three  intermittent sites along the Rimanić stream at different distances from the  perennial part (DP), using quantitative sampling methods. We predicted that  water beetle assemblages would vary in structure and composition along DP  gradients. Total abundance, taxa richness, main faunal groups and proportion  of adults and larvae were assessed in order to describe the changes in the  water beetle assemblages. The water beetle fauna in the studied sites  recovered slowly from the drought periods in terms of both total abundance  and taxa richness. Analysis of similarity (ANOSIM) showed no significant  changes in community structure between the sites, but revealed changes in  terms of date (Rho = 0.403)

Water beetle distribution along a perennial distance gradient in an intermittent stream from the Mediterranean part of Montenegro